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Downtown ABQ launches 3 new walking tours to showcase the city (opens the original)
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The Arts & Cultural District is offering free guided tours focused on historic buildings, public art and galleries to showcase Downtown Downtown Albuquerque is asking for a second look — and now it's got three new walking tours to make the case. The Arts & Cultural District recently launched three new tours in Downtown Albuquerque, focusing on historic buildings, public art and galleries. “It really focuses on cultural and artistic pieces of the Downtown neighborhood,” said Danielle Schlobohm, s
Gen Z is making thrift shopping the new trend in NM (opens the original)
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Younger people are reshaping the resale market, a Bank of America Institute report finds One person’s old clothing is another’s drip. That’s the mindset Gen Z has when walking into a thrift store. “I could sit in a thrift store for hours, combing through every rack because it’s almost soothing to me,” said 23-year-old Cassidy Kurowski, who grew up going to thrift shops and garage sales with her family. “You never know what you’re looking for, or even if you go in looking for something, you never
Mexican Consulate in ABQ works to protect migrants amid crackdown (opens the original)
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Albuquerque office provides wide-ranging services across New Mexico and Northwest Texas As people line up for a passport, permit or even a wellness check-in, a team of officials at the Consulate of Mexico in Albuquerque works to make Mexicans living in the U.S. feel safe while away from home. “I think the border between Mexico and the U.S. is where the usefulness of the consulate is clearer,” Consul Patricia Pinzón told the Journal in Spanish. Amid the current immigration crackdown, the consulat
New Mexico measles cases rise to 18 after Eddy County infection (opens the original)
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An unvaccinated adult in Artesia likely acquired the infection out of state An adult in Eddy County has tested positive for measles, bringing the total number of cases in New Mexico to 18 this year, the New Mexico Department of Health reported Thursday. The person was unvaccinated and most likely acquired the infection out of state, according to the NMDOH. This marks New Mexico’s first case this year outside of a jail. The rest of the measles cases have been in jails in Doña Ana, Luna and Hidalg
First West Nile virus cases of the year confirmed in NM (opens the original)
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A Bernalillo County woman in her 70s is hospitalized and an Otero County man is recovering at home A Bernalillo County woman and an Otero County man are the first people in the state to test positive for West Nile virus this year, the New Mexico Department of Health reported Friday. The woman, in her 70s, is currently hospitalized, while the man, in his 30s, is recovering at home. “It is important to protect yourselves from mosquito bites, particularly during summer months,” Dr. Erin Phipps, sta
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