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Soil evidence suggests early farming in Maya region 6,000 years ago
A new study on ancient food production in tropical Belize, co-led by the University of New Mexico and published in Communications Earth & Environment, provides evidence that people in the Maya-speaking region were dedicated farmers thousands of years before the first large villages emerged.
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Prices Float Up to Highest Ever for Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta - By Joe Hanly
In Brief: Hotel prices in Albuquerque have reached all-time highs during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, underscoring the significant impact of large-scale events on room rates and occupancy for local hospitality businesses. The city’s biggest event pushes rates to more than double the annual average, showing the outsized impact of...
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Local bakery and farm opens its doors in Nob Hill
After perfecting his sourdough recipe a few years ago, University of New Mexico alum, farmer and entrepreneur Mateo Romero started selling home-baked sourdough bread on his pop-up porch stand last year. This weekend, Romero’s sourdough bread and pastries made from wheat grown at his family farm in Veguita, New Mexico...
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At Pueblo Collective: 13-Year-Old Turns Beading Skills Into a Business
You can make a difference at any age, and 13-year-old beading artist Nolen Roibal is proving it. The youngster turned a skill he learned in a summer program into a business offering earrings, bracelets, and dream catchers. Roibal discovered beading around three and a half years ago through an APS...
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‘We’ll Take Your Hand’: Tomasita’s Employees Find Temporary Work After Fire Forces Restaurant Closure
Tomasita’s in Albuquerque has been closed since Thursday after a fire damaged parts of the restaurant. Its employees, though, will remain busy this Balloon Fiesta. More than 25 Tomasita’s employees have secured temporary jobs while the fire-damaged establishment remains closed during the international event. Sadie’s of New Mexico...
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UNM students host Depop clothing pop-up market
Students at the University of New Mexico worked with social online clothing marketplace Depop to set up a pop-up clothing market featuring sustainable fashion for students and community members on Friday. The event, organized by UNM Depop Campus manager Thrift 66 Vintage, consisted of around 30 vendors selling vintage clothing...
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Retina Consultants of New Mexico Installs Solar to Power Critical Patient Care
In a medical practice where precision technology and patient care depend on electricity, finding a way to lower operating costs while producing clean energy was a natural choice. That’s why Retina Consultants of New Mexico has partnered with SunState+, a locally owned Albuquerque solar company, to install a high-performance solar energy system designed to power […]
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Affordable Housing Coming to West Old Town
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) –Ground was broken on Monday for a new apartment complex aimed at a population of New Mexicans caught between subsidized housing and homeownership. Palindrome Development is replacing a former motel site along Central Ave in West Old Town with La Curva Apartments, a project targeting households earning between $54,000 and $81,000 annually. The first phase of the project will contain 70 apartments with a potential second phase adding another 70 apartments. The state of NM provided developers with a $15 million loan for the $22.35 million project.