AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAlbuquerque Culture: The ABQ BioPark’s BUGarium has reopened after a $1.45 million renovation, with refreshed exhibits, expanded animal-care spaces and new creatures. Huerta’s Legacy: Albuquerque’s debate over renaming Avenida César Chávez is back in focus after the death of New Mexico-born labor leader Dolores Huerta; the city has gathered public input but has yet to bring forward a name-change proposal. Arts & Learning: UNM’s fourth annual Medieval Faire brought history to life through demonstrations, workshops and hands-on activities, while Indigenous authors and illustrators are expanding children’s books with stories that reflect Native kids’ lives. Community Recovery: San Juan County families displaced by flooding face a long road ahead, with homes gutted and some residents relying on relatives for shelter. Coming Up: NMSU’s free Ag Day on Nov. 7 will pair New Mexico agriculture showcases and family activities with homecoming festivities.
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