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Revitalize San Pedro Partnership Opens Creative Placemaking Contest for Community Proposals
Albuquerque’s San Pedro Corridor between I-40 and Central Avenue and the adjoining neighborhoods are invited to submit their ideas for celebrating and enhancing the Corridor via inexpensive, small-scale placemaking projects.
August 1, 2022, City Council Meeting Will Be Virtual on Zoom
Public health indicators will continue to be monitored in anticipation of returning to Council Chambers on August 15, 2022.
Touch A Truck at Four Hills Shopping Center on Saturday, July 16
Free family event to get up close to police cruisers, fire trucks, and heavy equipment.
District 7’s Mile-Hi Farmers’ Market Annual Opening
Councilor Tammy Fiebelkorn Celebrates the first day of the local growers’ market