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Corrales Library's Nonprofit Prepares to Enter 50th Year, But a Rodent-Plagued Shed Has It Begging Village for Space
Friends of the Corrales Library is preparing to enter its 50th year as the financial backbone of the Corrales Community Library, even as it pleads with village officials for relief from a cramped, rodent-plagued storage shed and a hallway barely three feet wide. Group president Kristie Gilbert laid out the organization's needs, old and new, during the Oct. 27 Corrales Village Council meeting, describing an operation that has quietly bankrolled library programs for decades but is now running out of room to function.
KRQE News 13
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It takes a village: Corrales Community Mural project brings history and art together
Submitted by Charlene Spiegel, President of the Corrales Arts Center. Spearheaded by the Corrales Arts Center, the Corrales Community Mural (CCM) will be created by and for the people of Corrales. It will be a three- paneled, 18-foot mosaic mural representing Corrales past, present, and ideal future, located near the playground at La Entrada Park.
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Construction time again: Bernalillo council OKs rezoning, annexation for SandCo project
It takes a village to expand a government complex. Actually, it takes a town, a county and a city to get that done — and voters to make the effort pay off. At its Oct. 26 meeting, the Bernalillo Town Council signed off on permissions necessary for a major expansion of the Sandoval County administration campus, approving the annexation and rezoning of roughly 38 acres near State Route 528 and Idalia Road.
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Corrales noise ordinance upgrade aims to quiet patios by spring
By the time the springtime patio music season begins, the Village of Corrales should have new rules in place spelling out how loud the performers can get. At their Oct. 27 meeting, village councilors laid out a process for rewriting the municipal noise ordinance. They’re trying to ensure homeowners have the rural tranquility common to Corrales while not hindering restaurants and bars offering the outdoor music that’s vital to their bottom lines.