Election News
Living in the Future, Dwelling on the Past
Voting progressive as necessity
Local politics is, for better or worse, tied to national politics and voters should keep that in mind when they head to the polls to cast their final vote for mayor on Tuesday, Nov. 14.
- Don’t Vote for Trump Again by August March (11/2/2017)
- Issues, Illusions, Albuquerque by August March (10/26/2017)
- In the Afterglow by August March (10/5/2017)
- Tim Keller for Mayor by August March (9/28/2017)
- News Interview: Susan Wheeler-Deichsel by August March (8/31/2017)
- Election News by Andy Lyman via NM Political Report (8/31/2017)
Newscity
Analee Maestas resigns from APS board over embezzlement allegations, Christopher Ruszkowski responds to science standards scandal and N.M. Interstate Stream Commissioners resign.
Council Watch
Zoning, Pawn and a Runoff
Council tackles municipal issues
A major revamp of the city’s zoning code, significant changes to how pawnbrokers can do business and stopping vehicle solicitations drew a good size crowd for the City Council meeting. Some items got heard and even less got passed as the grinder of democracy made a little more sausage.
- Council Watch: Shades of Blue by Carolyn Carlson (8/20/2020)
- Council Watch: Welcome Back, Now Get to Work! by Carolyn Carlson (8/6/2020)
- Council Watch: Councilors Cleaning House by Carolyn Carlson (7/2/2020)
- Council Watch: Uncharted Territory by Carolyn Carlson (6/25/2020)
- Council Watch: Here to Serve by Carolyn Carlson (4/2/2020)
- Council Watch: The Council in March by Carolyn Carlson (3/19/2020)
Odds & Ends
Funny because the air getting too pumpkin-spice-fresh happens to someone else.
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (9/3/2020)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/27/2020)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/20/2020)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/13/2020)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (8/6/2020)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (7/30/2020)
