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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
Local Business Supports ART Contractors: Challenges Others to Do the Same
Business owner provides meals for construction workers.
City Councilor Klarissa Peña Joins Dedication to Honor Marta Belden
Marta Belden was a longtime community advocate in Valley Gardens
Updates on Planning and Zoning Related Legislation
Below is a list of planning-related items going through Council in the coming weeks