On Assignment
The City and the State
Burque benefits from legislative luau
This year’s legislative session allocated $33 million to assist our city with many projects, including improving law enforcement, relieving Balloon Fiesta traffic and the redeveloping rail yards.
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Council Watch
The Council in March
City lawmakers on sovereignty, downtown, TV and the police
As the March winds wailed and blustered, Albuquerque became the first city in the US to officially recognize Native American governmental sovereignty. Councilors put the brakes on Downtown traffic and seek your input on proposed revisions to the city’s civilian police oversight ordinance.
- 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)
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New Mexico News
Same Time, Next Year
A recap from the Roundhouse
Well, you all can keep those pipes in your pocket and continue to stash that stash. Though that may seem like bad news to your typical New Mexican, it’s really just a small, smoky mote in the eye.
Newscity
Health Department sent a medical exam van to migrant family shelters; water official said he'll work with AG in water rights battle; Rep. Debra Haaland addressed Congress last week concerning the high rates of missing and murdered indigenous women on Native reservations.
Odds & Ends
Funny because a “BreedReady” status leak 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)
