New Mexico Awarded $6 Million for Green Job Training
From Pueblos to Pagodas, Albuquerque's Cultural Institutions Shine
Workforce Training Center Keeps Albuquerque Businesses in Shape
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New Mexico Awarded $6 Million for Green Job Training

New Mexico has been awarded nearly $6 million in federal stimulus funds to help training programs for green initiatives as renewable energy and energy efficiency.

From Pueblos to Pagodas, Albuquerque's Cultural Institutions Shine

From pueblos to pagodas, Albuquerque’s cultural institutions shine

Workforce Training Center Keeps Albuquerque Businesses in Shape

In Albuquerque, the most effective tool for economic development is a trained workforce.

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Quality of Life in Albuquerque, NM

Food
Energetic Nightlife Includes Casinos, Theater and Food
It is a lively place when the sun shines, and it remains lively when the moon comes out. Albuquerque has a variety of evening-out destinations where residents and visitors can do a bit of howling at FULL ARTICLE
Culture
Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum Documents the History of Ballooning
Albuquerque is known worldwide for its International Balloon Fiesta in October‚ but visitors can learn even more about the hot-air machines at the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque Inter national Balloon FULL ARTICLE
Real Estate
History and Business Come Together in Old Town
By all accounts‚ Old Town is the heart of Albuquerque. It’s where the city began. It’s where tourists flock for sightseeing‚ shopping and dining. And it’s where the locals go to return to their roots FULL ARTICLE
Public, private clean-energy programs on the rise in Albuquerque
By practicing what it preaches when it comes to clean energy, Albuquerque has become a national leader in the field, both in terms of local usage and FULL ARTICLE
Albuquerque Lays Claim to the "Best Coffee in the West"
If green chile is dear to the hearts and stomachs of all New Mexicans‚ then piñon is dear to their souls. This small pine tree is the inspiration FULL ARTICLE
New Mexico Benefits From Broadband Funding
Communities in eastern New Mexico and West Texas will see expanded broadband Internet access thanks to an investment of more than $11 million by the FULL ARTICLE
Snapshot
Albuquerque is a city of contrasts. Nestled between the Sandia Mountains and the Rio Grande Valley, the city has breathtaking landscapes, a rich FULL ARTICLE

With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, the weather is worth talking about in Albuquerque. In January, residents can ski in the mornings and enjoy a round of golf in the afternoon. As one of the oldest cities in America, Albuquerque values diversity and has centers dedicated to Hispanic, American Indian and Chinese culture.

This city is serious about its cuisine. “Red or green?” is a common question to help diners choose a chile sauce for authentic Mexican dishes. Albuquerque has invested in a variety of kid-friendly venues and activities, and in its environment.

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Workforce Training Center Keeps Albuquerque Economy in Shape

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