The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce is pleased to sponsor the Kirtland Partnership Committee’s Food Drive taking place through Nov. 11. The food drive is to support the Kirtland Air Force families that are being affected by the government shutdown. We encourage the community to participate.
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On Election Day, Albuquerque voters turned out to support the general obligation (GO) bond that will finance an array of necessary construction projects in Albuquerque Public Schools. Voters within the APS boundaries passed the bond with support from 75% of voters. As it’s now approved by voters, the GO Bond will generate $350 million for
We’re thrilled to see Courtney Jackson and Josh Martinez elected to the Albuquerque Public School Board by such wide margins in their districts and are so proud of their student-focused campaigns. “And we’re deeply disappointed in the outcome of the other two contests. With Danielle Gonzales’ loss, the APS Board is losing one of the
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Between early voting and Election Day, Albuquerque voters turned out to pick the next mayor. Nearly a month ago, data showed that there would be a run-off election — and there will be. Incumbent Tim Keller is vying for a third term in office and will be challenged by Darren White. Keller received 36% of
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The Chamber supported member Aurora at the annual Intelligent Transportation Society of New Mexico conference Oct. 15 at Marriott Uptown. Aurora provides autonomous technology for freight haulers and had a fully equipped semi on site to display the radar, lidar, cameras, microphones and artificial intelligence involved in safely deploying this transformational self-driving technology. Aurora
On Oct. 23, the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors heard from Carrie Brunder of the New Mexico Medical Society about the physician shortages in the state. Brunder shared that it’s alarming that physician retention is so low in New Mexico. “New Mexico must recognize that (it needs) to recruit and retain physicians,
