News Interview
Talking with Susan Wheeler-Deichsel
Mayoral candidate is compassionate, ready to lead
Mayoral candidate Susan Wheeler-Deichsel says poverty is behind many of our problems.
- Don’t Vote for Trump Again by August March (11/2/2017)
- Issues, Illusions, Albuquerque by August March (10/26/2017)
- Living in the Future, Dwelling on the Past by August March (10/19/2017)
- In the Afterglow by August March (10/5/2017)
- Tim Keller for Mayor by August March (9/28/2017)
- Election News by Andy Lyman via NM Political Report (8/31/2017)
Newscity
Christopher Ruszkowski promoted to education secretary, supplemental fluoridation decision delayed and Navajo Housing Authority cleared of wrongdoing.
Election News
Consulting with Candidates
Political gurus influence local race
Some local mayoral campaign managers and consulting firms have already collected from $50,000 to $100,000 since the race began earlier this year.
Odds & Ends
Funny because a 99p charge for nothing happens to someone else.
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (3/14/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (3/7/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/28/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/21/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/14/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/7/2019)
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Blunt Facts
New Mexico Cannabis Expo
Open to vendors from all over N.M. and Colorado as a B2B platform, a great source for card holders and is also open to attendees curious about medical cannabis.
Photo courtesy of Clarke Conde
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Starting the Wild Rumpus
Where the Wild Things Are Story Time and Painting for Kids
Let loose your little ones into a terribly roar-roaring, teeth-gnashing, eye-rolling frenzy of art-making at Art! Attack’s Where the Wild Things Are Story Time and Painting Event on Saturday, March 23 at 9:30am. Children up to 12 begin their Saturday morning adventure with a telling of the Maurice Sendak classic Where the Wild Things Are before painting their own little top shelf-only dishwasher safe ceramic monster with speckled or solid colored paints. Tickets are $16 per child. For more information and reservations, visit artattack.com or call 298-3275.
