Old Town Holiday Stroll Returns December 2
The Old Town Holiday Stroll in Albuquerque fires up Friday December 2 from 5 to 9 p.m. with Albuquerque’s largest Christmas tree lighting at Plaza Don Luis 6:15 p.m. KOB-TV host Steve Stucker leads the 6 p.m. tree-lighting ceremony organized by the Cultural Services Department and Old Town Merchants Association. Live music from 30 volunteer groups accompanies choirs bands and carolers at 10 Old Town locations.
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Albuquerque
Old Town
Plaza Don Luis
Kob-Tv
Steve Stucker
City of
Cultural Services Department
Old Town Merchants Association
Local businesses donate Thanksgiving meals to Puesta del Sol families
Old School Barber Shop and Irene Leaton founded the 2014 project with Manuel Rascon. Donors from Christian Brothers Automotive West Mesa Key and Lock Turtle Mountain Brewery VFW Rio Rancho and the Rio Rancho Police Department handed boxes to 20 families. Each box included a frozen turkey pie bread stuffing mashed potatoes mix canned vegetables rice noodles and a $10 Albertson's gift card along with coats and jackets.
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Puesta del Sol Elementary
Old School
Christian Brothers Automotive
West Mesa Key and Lock
Turtle Mountain Brewery
VFW Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Police Department
Manuel Rascon
Irene Leaton
Manuel
Leaton
Garcia
Albertson’s Grocery
Felix Montoya
West Mesa Lock and Key
Free Thanksgiving turkey meals at Rio Rancho McDonalds
For 26th year St. Felix Pantry teams with the McDonalds at 1390 NM 528 to serve free Thanksgiving meals from 10 30 a m to 2 p m. The pantry redistributes two million pounds of food yearly and feeds over 1 000 families weekly, inviting anyone hungry or without family to join as guests.
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Rio Rancho
McDonald’s
St. Felix Pantry
St. Felix’s
Manuel Casias
St. Felix
Genevieve
Casias
McDonald's
Rio Rancho crafts show to kick off Small Business Saturday
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce hosts a Small Business Saturday arts and crafts show on Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm in Premiere Cinemas lobby. Local jewelers woodworkers yarn artists and apron makers display handmade items. Mayor Gregg Hull urges residents to shop local to boost the city and its businesses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arts & Crafts
Rodger McKown
el Paso Times
AMC Jewelry Creations
McKown
Premiere Cinemas
Rio Rancho
Hull
Arts and Crafts Guild
RRRCC
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Observer
Antonio Sanchez
West Mesa
Carrie Auslam
Jeremy Ausiam
Puesta del Sol
Bryan Garcia
Rascon
Puesta
Cheree Johnson
Johnson
Holiday Guide
Sandoval County
Rio Rancho Observer
McDonalds
Stephen Montoya
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