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City to Honor The Godfather of New Mexico Music, Al Hurricane
May 7th Concert and proposal to name stage on Civic Plaza after the legendary musician
City Council Conversation with Councilor Klarissa Peña
District 3 City Councilor Klarissa Peña interviewed on GOV TV
City Council Resolution will Explore Consolidating Public Safety Services in Albuquerque/Bernalillo County
R-16-142 calls for a study to determine feasability
City Councilors Introduce Memorial to Reaffirm City’s Status as an “Immigrant Friendly City”
Council President Isaac Benton and Councilors Klarissa Peña, Pat Davis, and Diane Gibson are co-sponsors of the Memorial
Albuquerque City Councilors Express Concerns about Attorney General Nominee Jeff Sessions
City Councilors Isaac Benton, Pat Davis, and Diane Gibson send letter to United States Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich