ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A vacant property in Albuquerque’s International District will be getting a new life, thanks to a city councilor’s latest participatory budgeting effort. Councilor Nichole Rogers said the old Shriners property on Zuni Road will be turned into a wellness center and community kitchen. The district has $1.7 million for improvement projects, and […]
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