Editorial
Department Corrections
Reforming APD’s culture of violence requires radical change
Wherein Alibi Managing Editor Samantha Anne Carrillo reflects on the US Department of Justice investigation into Albuquerque police violence—specifically the resultant scathing DOJ report—and entreats citizens to engage in critical dialogue with both the DOJ and elected officials about our city’s future.
- Oversight Agency Continues Critique of APD by Carolyn Carlson (8/16/2018)
- City’s Police Oversight Committee meets by Carolyn Carlson (7/19/2018)
- Editorial: Hitting the Reset Button by August March (12/7/2017)
- News Interview: Wayne Johnson by August March (4/20/2017)
- Council Watch: Planning, Narcan and Petie Gibson by Carolyn Carlson (3/30/2017)
- Newscity: free turkeys, man pulled from fire and evidence tampering by Joshua Lee (11/24/2016)
Alibi
Crib Notes
Crib Notes: April 17, 2014
From Downtown venues to APS policy, test your knowledge of this week’s New Mexico news with the Alibi‘s pop quiz.
Odds & Ends
From Singapore to Oregon, it’s funny because it happened to someone else.
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (9/20/2018)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (9/13/2018)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (9/6/2018)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/30/2018)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/23/2018)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/16/2018)
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Seas the Day
Pirate Adventure Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Corrales
Enjoy 2.6 miles of trail through a corn maze, pumpkin patch picking, petting zoo, picnic area and barrel train rides. Keep a look out for the pirates.
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Have You Met Ted?
TEDxABQ Two-Day Event
An exploration of emerging ideas from New Mexicans focused on the community.
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Gimme Shelter
Build Your Refuge Day
Help build the first trail on the refuge, voice ideas for education and interpretation programs and help the design of the visitor center. Also enjoy kids' activities, tours, food trucks, music and augas frescas.
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Reefer in Reality
The Medicine in Marijuana Film Screening
The biggest thorns in the paw of medical cannabis are the lack of research available on the subject and the vast amount of misinformation bandied about by both its friends and foes. Using a National Academy of Sciences report as a starting point, Ben Daitz and Ned Judge present The Medicine in Marijuana, a documentary that tells the stories of cannabis patients and practitioners. For one time only, meet the cast and crew in person at the Guild Cinema, this Saturday, Sept. 29, at 1pm for a showing of the film and Q&A. Tickets are $7 at the door.
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A Consensual Cuddle Puddle
The Cuddle Revolution
This is a completely platonic experience for adults only. Please arrive on time. Use a series of exercises to practice consensual and safe touch, as well as authentic connection.
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Ragin' Like the Pagans
Pagan Pride Festival
It's fall again and time for the 18th Annual Pagan Pride Day Festival. Through education, activism, charity and community a better understanding of Paganism can be part of the higher consciousness. For the price of a canned food item, bag of rice or sack of beans you can enjoy a day filled with activities and entertainment at beautiful Bataan Park at Lomas and Carlisle. The food donations given help to feed families across Albuquerque. All food collected is donated to the First Unitarian Church food pantry. The day's activities include vendors, kids' corner, artisan gallery, workshops, live entertainment and more. Come out to see special musical guest star, Wendy Rule. Pagan Pride day takes place on Sunday, Sept. 30 from 9am to 5pm. This is an all day event so bring a picnic basket, but if that isn't enough to satiate the hunger, check out local food trucks, with vegan and vegetarian options provided by Street Food Institute.
