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Work on Roundabout Begins Friday

Work on Roundabout Begins Friday

IF RIO GRANDE AND CANDELARIA IS PART OF YOUR DAILY COMMUTE IN ABQ, BE AWARE THAT WATER AUTHORITY CONTRACTORS WILL BE AT THAT INTERSECTION ON FRIDAY TO START UTILITY RELOCATION WORK. THAT’LL MAKE WAY FOR THE PLANNED ROUNDABOUT TRAFFIC CIRCLE ALONG RIO GRANDE AT CANDELARIA. THEY’LL BE RELOCATING THREE LARGE WATER LINES AND SEVERAL VALVES…MORE

Charter School Moratorium Passes in State House Committee

Charter School Moratorium Passes in State House Committee

THE HOUSE EDUCATION COMMITTEE HAS APPROVED A BILL CALLING FOR A MORATORIUM ON NEW CHARTER SCHOOLS IN NEW MEXICO. THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL REPORTS THE BILL WOULD BAN ANY NEW CHARTER SCHOOLS FROM OPENING…AND WOULD GO INTO EFFECT IN JUNE UNTIL THE YEAR 2022. THE BILL’S CO-SPONSOR, DEMOCRAT CHRISTINE TRUJILLO OF ALBUQUERQUE, SAYS IT WOULD GIVE…MORE

UNM Students Getting Pets in Dorms

UNM Students Getting Pets in Dorms

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO STUDENTS WHO MISS THEIR PETS GET A CHANCE THIS COMING FALL SEMESTER TO LIVE WITH PETS IN THEIR DORM ROOM. IT’S A PILOT PROGRAM RIGHT NOW, AND IT’S LIMITED TO THE SANTA CLARA DORM AND STUDENT RESIDENT CENTER BUILDINGS WHERE STUDENTS LIVE IN APARTMENTS OFF CAMPUS. THE DOG HAS TO WEIGH…MORE

Council to Vote on Plastics Ban

Council to Vote on Plastics Ban

A GOVERNMENT OVER-REACH: THAT’S HOW PAUL GESSING WITH THE RIO GRANDE FOUNDATION DESCRIBES THE MOVE BY THE ALBUQUERQUE CITY COUNCIL TO BAN PLASTIC BAGS, PLASTIC STRAWS, AND SINGLE USE STYROFOAM CONTAINERS. THE COUNCIL IS EXPECTED TO VOTE ON THE MATTER WEDNESDAY NIGHT. GESSING SAYS HE WISHES ALBUQUERQUE VOTERS COULD HAVE WEIGHED IN ON THE SUBJECT.…MORE

Search for Escaped Teens Continues

Search for Escaped Teens Continues

THE HUNT IS ON FOR TWO TEENS WHO WALKED AWAY FROM THE ALBUQUERQUE BOYS RE-INTEGRATION CENTER MONDAY NIGHT. THE CENTER IS LOCATED AT 4000 EDITH BOULEVARD. OFFICER RAY WILSON WITH STATE POLICE SAYS THE TEENS ARE RANDY TORREZ AND JOSE LOPEZ, BOTH 16 YEARS OF AGE AND BOTH FROM ROSWELL. TORREZ WAS IN THE FACILITY…MORE

Road Rage Suspect Sought

Road Rage Suspect Sought

A MAN IS IN THE HOSPITAL AFTER BEING SHOT IN THE FACE IN WHAT ALBUQUERQUE POLICE SAY WAS A ROAD RAGE INCIDENT. IT HAPPENED JUST BEFORE 11:00 TUESDAY MORNING AT JEFFERSON AND CUTLER. APD’S SIMON DROBIK SAYS THE SHOT IS BELIEVED TO HAVE COME FROM AN OLDER MODEL SILVER BMW WHICH WAS LAST SEEN WESTBOUND…MORE

More Winter for NM

More Winter for NM

THE LATEST WINTER STORM TO HIT NEW MEXICO HAS NOW MOVED OUT OF THE STATE. SNOWFALL TOTALS IN THE Albuquerque AREA RANGE FROM A TRACE TO TWO OR THREE INCHES. BUT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGIST TODD SHOEMAKE SAYS, TO FIND THE BIG SNOWFALL TOTALS, YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS. HE SAYS SOME…MORE

Krebs Arraignment Set for Friday

Krebs Arraignment Set for Friday

THE ARRAIGNMENT FOR FORMER UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO ATHLETICS DIRECTOR PAUL KREBS HAS BEEN PUSHED BACK TO FRIDAY. IT WAS TO HAVE BEEN HELD ON MONDAY BUT THE JUDGE QUESTIONED THE WAY THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE HAD INITIATED THE CASE, SINCE THERE WAS NO CRIMINAL INFORMATION OR INDICTMENT. KREBS IS CHARGED WITH FIVE FELONIES, INCLUDING…MORE

Food Fight at the Round House

Food Fight at the Round House

SEVERAL SENATORS ARE ENGAGED IN A FOOD FIGHT AT THE LEGISLATURE. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN REPORTS SENATORS THAT INCLUDE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN JOHN ARTHUR SMITH HAVE FILED BILLS TO BRING BACK THE SALES TAX ON GROCERIES. THE FOOD TAX WAS REPEALED IN 2004 AND ANY LEGISLATION FILED TO BRING BACK THE FOOD TAX…MORE

Bills Would Boost NM Voter Participation

Bills Would Boost NM Voter Participation

BILLS THAT WOULD INCREASE VOTER PARTICIPATION HAVE PASSED IN THE STATE HOUSE IN SANTA FE. THE TWO PRIORITY BILLS WOULD MODERNIZE NEW MEXICO’S ELECTION SYSTEMS AND SAVE MONEY. HOUSE BILL 84 WOULD CODIFY THE STATE’S CURRENT SYSTEM FOR REGISTRATION. IT WOULD MAKE IT AN “OPT OUT” SYSTEM IN WHICH VOTERS WOULD BE ABLE TO SPECIFICALLY…MORE

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