News Feature
The Long Avenue to Recovery
Downtown, facing setback after setback, eyes a tough future
What is there to do about Downtown Albuquerque?
Rail Yards Market
Town Square
On Germs, Love and Uncooked Foods
Local celebrity Don Schrader shares his thoughts on health and connections
Bad germs are the scavengers that can take over when the body is weak and out of balance.
Pranidchakan Boonrom / CC AS 2.0
News Feature
Non-COVID-Related Treatments Pushed Aside
Those with preexisting conditions face more hurdles than ever
The coronavirus has irreparably changed life as we know it, forcing us to adapt in unexpected ways. In healthcare it has become far more difficult for people with existing conditions to get the care they need.
Newscity
The New Mexico Restaurant Association organized a virtual protest against the public health order; Department of Workforce Solutions will continue waiving work search requirements for those seeking unemployment compensation; Organizers of two major events are still holding public gatherings in defiance of the governor’s health order.
Clarke Condé
News Feature
Local Organizer Evicted During Moratorium
Lack of information makes eviction moratorium confusing for tenants and landlords
Last Monday, July 6, local community organizer Selinda Guerrero and her family were evicted from their home, during what is supposed to be an eviction moratorium in New Mexico due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Odds & Ends
Funny because collisions with car thieves happen to car thieves.
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