AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProject Jupiter: New Mexico’s attorney general says a “substantial share” of 17,419 comments on the data center’s air permit were not submitted independently by members of the public; the state investigation is ongoing. Santa Fe Community: ICE arrests at several construction sites have raised concern for workers and families, with local builders noting immigrants make up more than 30% of New Mexico’s construction workforce. Faith & Neighborhoods: Bernalillo County commissioners rejected an appeal, clearing the way for a North Valley mosque to proceed under conditions including a traffic study and no amplified outdoor sound. Film & Music: New Mexico-born producer Spencer Proffer returns to Las Cruces on Oct. 17 to screen his music documentary “The Day the Music Died” at the Las Cruces International Film Festival. Santa Fe’s festival is also bringing 175 films and major honorees to the state. Living Traditions: New Mexico’s gay rodeo marks 50 years of competition and community, while Albuquerque’s recent Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration put Native culture and civic engagement in the spotlight. Balloon Fiesta: The 54th fiesta drew more than 500 balloons, though weather grounded flights on two days.
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