Weekly Alibi
‹‹ May 19 - 25, 2011
Urbanites are rediscovering the most fundamental level of eating local: growing your own food—be it through bees, goats, chickens or a classic patch of vegetables.
Under republican leadership, New Mexico takes another shot at environmental regulations—this time it's energy-efficient building requirements. - Derby News: How a girl, a guy and the guy’s father found happiness
- State looks to reverse green building codes
- Ask Kat Curious: Who the hell do you think you are?
- Council Watch: Suddenly Partisan
- Odds & Ends: Witchcraft and politics; 911 beer run; plan your robberies; love confession; dog escapes vet
- Letters: Loretto Chapel’s un-miracle; tea partiers, gah; grief counseling for kids; geography lesson
- The Blue Hornets unleashes the “Selekta EP” on Skalbuquerque
- Aural Fixation: Music in the movies and the movies on music
- Song Roulette: Tenderizor’s random tracks
- Sonic Reducer: Micro reviews of Thurston Moore, Beastie Boys and Seapony
- Flyer on the Wall: Free CanyonLands show with free downloads
- Food for Thought: When the roosters get tough, the tough make coq au vin
- Mina's Dish: Great waffles and free hugs at Tim’s Place
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: Sing-along Oz and Before We Say Goodbye at CCA, plus indie films look for casts
- Homegrown Hollywood: We show off the 2011 New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase
- Idiot Box: What shows won’t you see next season?
- Week in Sloth: “The Office” gets guests, Sinbad meets a minotaur, “American Idol” crowns a winner
- Film Times and Capsules
