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V.28 No.42 | 10/17/2019

Newscity

APS Board Elections

Albuquerque Public Schools is holding an election for members of the Board of Education in school board Districts 1, 2 and 4
V.26 No.33 | 8/17/2017
The News Monkey

APS Splits District Into “Learning Zones”

APS splits district onto “Learning Zones,” judge invalidates governor's vetoes and closures caused by bear activity.
V.26 No.20 | 5/18/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

APS Moves Employees to Save Funds

APS moves employees to save funds, N.M. joins lawsuit against reopening coal leases and is also one of the worst states for child hunger.
V.26 No.18 | 5/4/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

Martinez Calls For Tax Reform at Special Session

Governor calls for tax reform and APS reverses sports cuts.
V.26 No.17 | 4/27/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

Legislature Suing Martinez Over Vetoes

Legislature files lawsuit over vetos, people rally to support science and CNM Ingenuity gets $2M grant.
V.26 No.9 | 3/2/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

APS Keeps Transgender Rights Policy

APS Keeps Transgender Rights Policy, fissionable material remains non-renewable and election consolidation bill passed by House.
V.26 No.8 | 2/23/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

Voter Turnout for APS Board Still Low, Despite Increase

The real problem with school board elections, water legislation at the Roundhouse and drilling rights near Chaco Canyon.
V.26 No.5 | 2/2/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

State Democrats Propose Raise in Minimum Wage

State lawmakers propose increased minimum wage and APS breaks ground on a new West Side school.

Election News

APS School Board Elections

Weekly Alibi Endorsements

Alibi endorses school board candidates for Feb. 7’s APS election.
V.26 No.4 | 01/26/2017

Event Horizon

Educate the Educators

Saturday, Jan 28: APS Board of Education Candidate Forum

Get to know APS Board of Education Candidates in Districts 6 and 7, and voice your concerns for the districts.
V.25 No.43 | 10/27/2016
News City
Robert Maestas

Newscity

Teachers Protest Evaluations

In this week’s Newscity, APS teachers protest the state’s teacher evaluation process, APD begins to implement the use of Narcan and UNM reaches an agreement with the DOJ.
V.25 No.41 | 10/13/2016

Food News

The Power of Peanut Butter

The Cheesecake Factory donates peanut butter, grocery prices drop, kids vote on their school lunch menu, four local breweries take home medals from the Great American Beer Festival and learn how to make your own cheese.
V.25 No.35 | 09/01/2016

News

The Daily Word In justified gun discharge, no big 12 and the return of Lyft

The Daily Word

An APD officer who suffered a broken femur and wrist in an encounter with a convicted felon and habitual offender was cleared of wrong doing in the incident.

UNM sports teams are out of the running to be part of the Big 12 Conference.

An affordable housing project called CUATRO opened on Fourth Street recently.

Albuquerque Public Schools is delaying some important remodeling and renovation projects because of a lawsuit calling into issue the district's funding process.

First the Isotopes eked one out; then the Bees bounced back.

The return of Lyft bodes well for the Duke City.

There are some really big Rainbow Trout in New Mexico lakes and someone from Burque caught one in the Pecos River "while fly-fishing with a bead-head, pheasant tail nymph."

V.25 No.18 | 05/05/2016
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Event Horizon

Kids These Days

Friday, May 13: The First Annual ABQ STEM Fiesta

Science, technology, engineering and math activities for all ages.
V.25 No.13 | 03/31/2016
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Event Horizon

All Students (ahem, properly filled-in scantrons) Matter

Wednesday, Apr 13: First We Walked Out, Now We Opt Out

A town hall on standardized testing. Featuring special guest Janelle Astorga, co-leader of the Albuquerque High School PARCC walk outs.