Council Watch
Burque vs. Plastic
Proposed ban expensive, but may save Earth
Toss that straw and it could add to the at least 8 million pieces of plastic added daily to the oceans, contributing to an estimated 269,000 tons of mini, micro, small and large clumps of plastics filling up our oceans. While we are not an ocean community, our fragile desert landscape is filling up with plastics just as fast. But do paper containers or bags work well for transporting liquid red or green chile?
- Council Watch: The Council in March by Carolyn Carlson (3/21/2019)
- Council Watch: Peña, Lobbyists and Appointments by Carolyn Carlson (12/13/2018)
- Council Watch: Police Oversight Plan Progresses by Carolyn Carlson (12/6/2018)
- Council Watch: APD Improves, Hope Works by Carolyn Carlson (11/8/2018)
- Council Watch: TaskUs, Netflix and Voting by Carolyn Carlson (10/18/2018)
- Council Watch: Buzzing Through Interpretation by Carolyn Carlson (9/20/2018)
N.M. In Depth
New Mexico News
The Point of Safe Return
An update on governance in New Mexico
With two weeks left at this year’s state legislative session, Weekly Alibi provides an update on the bills that we ranted about at the end of last month.
Newscity
Former UNM athletic director Paul Krebs appears to face fraud charges; Governor and Metro Court Chief Judge tell ICE to stop arresting people in courthouse; Cannon Air Force Base contaminates dairy cows.
Odds & Ends
Funny because a booby trap set by "a genius, like Stewie" scares someone else.
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (3/21/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (3/14/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (3/7/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/21/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/14/2019)
- Odds & Ends by Joshua Lee (2/7/2019)
Image via Pixabay
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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.
