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When voters in two new transit districts go to the polls in November, they’ll be asked whether to approve an eighth-cent hike in their gross receipts tax to fund public transportation projects from Taos County to Valencia County.
But in many respects, the vote will be a referendum ... Continue reading »
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11 months ago
I recall when one could drive north from Albuquerque and, in the darkness across the flats near Budagers, not be able to tell where the next rise might be. We recognize, we won't return to those days: now, a jeweled string of lights shows the road. Perhaps the Rail Runner will make our travel just a tad cleaner. Any small bit helps.