Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Sep 22 - 28, 2011
On Tuesday, Oct. 4, Albuquerque voters will take to the polls to pick city councilors, decide whether to approve bonds and make their feelings about red-light cameras known. As always, the Alibi has interviewed every candidate and mulled over every bond—here's what we found.
- Red-light cameras hit the ballot
- An open letter to the City Council
- District 2: North Valley
- District 4: Far Northeast Heights
- District 6: Nob Hill and the International District
- District 8: Northeast Heights
- Bonds (in plain English)
- How to vote on (and before) Tuesday, Oct. 4
- Print-n-Save Voter Guide
- An Uphill Battle: The winners and losers of women’s tennis confront the climb
- The lighter side of cage fighting
- Council Watch: Give-and-take
- Ortiz y Pino: Cities should gain influence
- The Empty City
- Odds & Ends: White Castle’s little booths, Hooters vampyre, carcass barbecue, trash can relief
- Letters: Jobs, special session, junk food
- Aural Fixation: A really cool time with The Stooges
- Scene and Heard: The Flaming Lips in Telluride
- Sonic Reducer: Micro reviews of Miguel Zenón, Warm Ghost and Tropical Popsicle
- Flyer on the Wall: Elevator Boys’ last hurrah
- Mina's Dish: Three new restaurants in a neighborhood near you
- Locovore: Making the most out of season-end basil and corn
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Film Review: French comic book artist gives Serge Gainsbourg biopic some lascivious life
- Idiot Box: “Up All Night” on NBC
- Reel World: Kevin Smith webcasts at KiMo, Spanish Cinema screens at NHCC
- Week in Sloth: “Charlie’s Angels” returns, Jim Caviezel is a “Person of Interest,” and Steven Spielberg still loves dinosaurs
- Film Times and Capsules
