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ABQ city council seems open to downtown event center, but will we need a public education campaign?
Started by nmindependent · 7 ヶ月 ago
As the Albuquerque City Council wound up its late-night hearing last night about the proposed downtown event center complex, Councilor Don Harris questioned how the public would be educated about the project.
The $700,000 viability assessment commissioned by the council has now been complete ... Continue reading »
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