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BUILDING A BETTER CITY: Construction begins on Central overpass as part of Rail Trail, project should last 10 months

On June 16, the city of Albuquerque began construction on the Downtown Central Avenue bridge crossing. It includes the creation of a pedestrian and bike ramp that is part of the city’s new Rail Trail and a 7-mile walking and biking trail that will connect Downtown, Old Town, the Sawmill District, the Rail Yards and […]

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A HEALTHY COMMUNITY: Lovelace breaks ground on new Urgent & Primary Care facility in Bernalillo

    On June 12, Lovelace had a groundbreaking presentation for the new Lovelace Urgent & Primary Care in Bernalillo. “We understand the limited access to primary care in New Mexico and are proud to open a location in Bernalillo to help alleviate this problem,” said Michael Kueker, incoming Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Board

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THE FIGHT CONTINUES: Flood of public input bumps state Heat Illness and Injury Prevention proposal to January

The New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board will hear more about the Heat Illness and Injury Prevention proposal during the next six months. The proposed workplace heat safety rule would apply to all places of employment in New Mexico, and an outpouring of public comment has prompted the EIB to move a hearing on the proposal

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‘ALBUQUERQUE IS MAKING A COMEBACK’: Mayor Keller touts city wins to business leaders at Chamber luncheon

On June 17, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce hosted Mayor Tim Keller as he spoke about “Breaking Through in Tough Times” to a crowd of more than 300 at the Chamber’s annual luncheon at the Embassy Suites. During his keynote address to business leaders, Keller reflected on Albuquerque’s progress over the past decade and

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PROVIDING MORE HEALTH CARE : Grand Canyon University partners with Lovelace Health System on accelerated nursing program

On June 3, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce was on hand to celebrate Grand Canyon University kicking off its 16-month accelerated nursing program in Albuquerque. The program is a partnership with Lovelace Health Systems. According to Grand Canyon University, there are currently about 7,000 nursing jobs posted in the state. The program aims to

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KEEPING THE MOMENTUM: Albuquerque Reads seeks volunteers for upcoming school year

Albuquerque Reads is a classroom-based tutoring program that helps struggling kindergarten-first-grade readers boost their literacy achievement to enable lifelong learning. Did you know that from kindergarten to grade two, children Learn to Read. From grade three on, children Read to Learn. Join Albuquerque Public Schools, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce and volunteers like you

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