| |
mayor chavez: Stimulus Funds - 03/23/09 02:44 AM
The news media are full of chatter about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, more often referred to as the stimulus package, and how they are being used. Almost everyone has an opinion. Lawmakers in some states have rejected the funds. In others, they welcome whatever money is available with open arms. Most have a need to make the shortfall brought about by the worldwide economic downturn and are even critical of the way the money is being spent. A recent article in the local newspaper criticized the spending of money allocated for transportation because buses and trains were bought in Canada and in another state. The government had to justify … (7 comments)
|
mayor chavez: Holiday Traditions in New Mexico - 12/26/08 02:43 AM
Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez participated in the lighting of a 13-foot menorah in Civic Plaza in downtown Albuquerque to mark the start of the first day of Hanukkah while a mariachi band played Jewish music. Mayor Chavez declared, I am proud to be the mayor of a city that does not tolerate diversity. Diversity should never be tolerated. It should be celebrated. This blend instead of a clash of cultures is the developing story of New Mexico, contributing to the quality of life and state's boast of being the Land of Enchantment. Happy Holidays
Traditions - My experience of the holidays in Albuquerque, New … (0 comments)
|
mayor chavez: New Mexico Expands Green Initiatives - 09/14/08 11:16 PM
Green Status QuoAlbuquerque and indeed, the state of New Mexico are no laggards when it comes to environmental awareness and green standards. Both city and state have received recognition for initiatives to implement and support green practices relating to energy efficiency, clean air and water; the development alternative, sustainable energy sources through wind and solar power; water conservation and green construction. . The Mayor of Albuquerque, Martin Chavez, has received local and international awards for green initiatives including the 2006 recognition for water conservation. The state has an increasing number of buildings-residential and commercial-that have met the United States Green Building … (2 comments)
|
mayor chavez: The Environment - Another Reason to Relocate to Albuquerque - 10/15/07 12:18 PM
Eloise Gift http://newmexicohomesalesbyeloise.com/ A Gift for all seasons
Albuquerque, New Mexico is a great place to live. The almost 450 thousand people who live in the city can give you many reasons to support this statement. Albuquerque's Top Picks, and now they have another - the environment.
In 2006, Mayor Martin Chavez and the city of Albuquerque beat several other cities from around the world to receive top recognition for water sustainability. In addition, the mayor and the city also beat 90 other cities around the nation for the number 1 spot as the greenest United States city: http://www.albuquerquegreen.com/.
To promoting a healthy … (3 comments)
|
|
|
|
|
|
Eloise Gift, Albuquerque New Mexico Real Estate
Albuquerque,
NM
More about me…
Gift Realty NM
Address: 5547 Timberfalls Road , Albuquerque, NM, 87114
Office Phone: (505) 554-2183
Cell Phone: (505) 363-5156
Email Me
Albuquerque, New Mexico real estate news, views, and information about Greater Albuquerque neighborhoods, real estate market; buying, selling, investing in Albuquerque homes by Eloise Gift, Managing Broker/Owner, Gift Realty NM; information about Northeast Albuquerque, Northwest Albuquerque, Southeast Albuquerque, Southwest Heights, Los Ranchos, North Valley, Placitas, Corrales, Rio Rancho, Los Lunas.
 Links
Archives
|
;)
;)
