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Another Starbucks jam; potholes on I-40 trashed my struts

ABQ-area trails, routes need a serious cleanup

Anyone who sees illegal dumping is asked to call 311

Readers asking for vehicle noise inspections and new helmet law

Ditch near Old Town causing a stink

Created: July 06, 2021 03:41 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- The picturesque Old Town Farm is a hidden jewel of Albuquerque's urban landscape. However, just off a trail, between I-40 and the Old Town Farm, is a ditch that is filled with trash. "Until enough people complain, nothing happens," said Lanny Toning, owner of Old Town Farm. "It's not on anybody's to-do list." Lanny Toning uses their property as a wedding venue, but when COVID shut down large events, they leaned on their Bike In Coffee business to continue bringing in revenue. "I hear from the bicyclists coming in - what is with all that garbage? What can I tell them? Somebody needs to clean it up," Toning said.

Get a highway work heads up; clean-up heroes

Handicapped tourists (with placard) getting tickets

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Ugly interchange needs paint, weeding

Albuquerque battles flooding leading up to monsoon season

Albuquerque battles flooding leading up to monsoon season Share Updated: 8:15 PM MDT Jun 1, 2021 Share Updated: 8:15 PM MDT Jun 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript KALYN: ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ANGEL SALCEDO SPOKE WITH OFFICIALS ABOUT HOW OUR CITY’S INFRASTRUCTURE IS DEALING WITH THE RAIN. ANGEL: OUR STREETS ARE MAJOR AGE RANGE SYSTEM, AND WHEN THEY PLAN ON BUILDING ON TWO. >> IT IS A DOUBLE-EDGED SWO.RD WE IT IS A DOUBLE-EDGED SWO.RD WANT THE MOISTURE, WE NEED THE RAIN, RIGHT? BUT THEN IT ALL COMES AT ONE TIME AND BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, YOU ARE NOT ABLTOE DRIVE FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES BECAUSE OF ALL THE WATER. ANGELA: JOHNNY MILLER WORKS FOR THE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. >> WE WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHEN UYO GET THAT MUCH RAIN THAT QUICKLY, I DON’T KNOW OF YAN MUNICIPALITY IN THE COUNTRY THAT WOULD BE ABLE TO KEEP UP. LGEAN: HE SAYS OUR CITY’S TO DEAL WITH THE FLOODING CAN BE HAMPERED BY TRH.AS >> IT PREVENTS THE WATER FROM GOING INTO THE STORM DRAIN, AND THAT WATER BACKS UP ONTO THE ROADWAY MORE THAN IT WOULD TYPICALLY. ANGEL: IT IS ACTUALLY THE NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION THAT IS I CNHARGE OF KEEPING THOSE ROADS CLEAN. >> WE KEEP THOSE THINGS FLOWING SO IF WATER COMES THROUGH, THERE WILL NOT BE ANY BACPSKU TO OUR INLETS. >> WE NEED THAT WATER IN THE STORM DRAIN. IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO GET TO THE RIVER AND WILL MEAN LESS BAUPCK IN THE STRE.ET ANGEL: THE CITY IS BUILDING A PUMP STATION TO HELP WITH DRAIN AGE AS WE COME UP ON MONSOON SEASON.

Woodruff Memorial Library starting up summer reading program

LA Junta Tribune At the Woodruff Memorial Library in La Junta, this year’s Summer Reading Program is open to all ages; not just the kids. “Last year when we had to go strictly online everything, we decided on a platform called READsquared,” said Kimberly Gallegos, programming and outreach coordinator for the Woodruff Memorial Library. “This is an online way to track books and reading time. The program actually made it doable for adults to be involved.” Participants in the library's Summer Reading Program will be divided into four age groups; a pre-kindergarten group for children aged 4 and younger, a kids group for kindergarten through sixth grade, a teen group for grades 7-12, and an adult group for readers 18 and older.

Highways, buses and parking fees, but no new interchanges – yet

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ALL YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT I-25 WORK: Gary E. Cordova has a few questions about needed improvements on Interstate 25. First, in Albuquerque: “When will the I-25 resurfacing in Albuquerque end, and how far will it extend?” Kimberly Gallegos, who handles information for the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s District 3 office, says, “The I-25 mill-and-fill project from Tramway to Jefferson (in) both directions will resume work the week of April 5-9 and wrap up on the week of April 25. This project was delayed because crews needed to meet temperature to proceed.” Second, around Algodones: “What is the purpose of the I-25 construction near Algodones, and when will it end?”

Montgomery/I-25 ramp closure; landscaping along Tramway

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... AN UNLUCKY CLOVERLEAF HIT: Charles recently asked in an email about the “on-ramp to Interstate 25 southbound from Montgomery westbound. This cloverleaf ramp has been barricaded shut for over a week. It’s got nothing to do with the Water Authority’s valve replacement project. New Mexico Department of Transportation District 3 has nothing posted on the website about this closure. … Pls advise.” And Elizabeth Bayne emails, “The southbound ramp from Montgomery/Montaño and I-25 has been closed for some time now. However, there does not appear to be anything else happening there. Is construction planned? When? Why? … Do you have any information?”