Bernalillo Hosts Mountain West Brew Fest as Wine Festival Fades
Bernalillo’s Mountain West Brew Fest drew a solid two day turnout at Loretto Park following the end of the New Mexico Wine Festival after 27 years. About 50 breweries from New Mexico and beyond offered beverages while attendees noted beer as preferred on warm days. The event aims to build on Bernalillo’s festival profile and draw a younger crowd while maintaining the park venue.
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RSPS praises AAPS leadership amid APS controversies
The note commends Albuquerque Public Schools and its board, highlighting Sue Cleveland and her staff as steady and professional amid long running district controversies. It reflects on Rio Rancho Public Schools as a brighter contrast and stresses appreciation for established leadership.
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End Hunger in New Mexico Summit Returns in September
The second annual End Hunger in New Mexico Summit is set for September 23 24 at the Marriot in Albuquerque with Gov Susana Martinez and Mayor Richard Berry among attendees. Registration is 20 per person with 20 plus workshops and a free walk September 24 starting at 7 am.
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Churches fail to reconcile faith with social values
Candace Lopez, a 2005 Rio Rancho High School graduate and Albuquerque nonprofit outreach coordinator, writes about millennials leaving organized religion over issues like same sex marriage abortion and LGBTQ inclusion. She recalls her Catholic upbringing while urging churches to welcome diverse beliefs and provide compassionate, culturally competent health care.
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Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Education fixes in New Mexico hinge on superintendent contracts
Nationwide three year terms dominate school board superintendent deals with buyouts equaling annual salary plus remaining years. New Mexico districts have faced buyouts exceeding 300000 per case, followed by costly nationwide searches to replace leaders. Critics say this system burdens taxpayers and bypasses loyalty and service while other district staff face annual performance based renewals with no buyouts.
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