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Albuquerque city council approves funding for San Pedro area revitalization - Vimarsana News

Albuquerque city council approves funding for San Pedro area revitalization

Albuquerque city councilors approved new funding aimed at revitalizing a small stretch of San Pedro Wednesday night. 

Source: kob.com
Farmington gets state grant for arts and cultural district plan study - Vimarsana News

Farmington gets state grant for arts and cultural district plan study

The drive to create a state-recognized Farmington MainStreet Arts & Cultural District got a boost when the state approved a $40,000 grant.

Silver City And Deming Receive Resilient Communities Fund Grants to Aid Economic Recovery Efforts - Vimarsana News

Silver City And Deming Receive Resilient Communities Fund Grants to Aid Economic Recovery Efforts

By News Editor And Partners • 3 hours ago   Santa Fe, N.M. – The New Mexico Resiliency Alliance, in partnership with New Mexico MainStreet (NMMS) and the McCune Charitable Foundation, awarded ten  Resilient Communities Fund Grants to NMMS affiliated districts for community and economic development projects. Awarded projects have a clear and stated impact for new, innovative, or ongoing efforts to mediate the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and/or economic recovery efforts. Projects will be completed by December 2021.  Here is a statement from  New Mexico MainStreet...

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Belen MainStreet Partnership: A great investment for Belen - Vimarsana News

Belen MainStreet Partnership: A great investment for Belen

One of the biggest assets the city and people of Belen have, compared to other local cities and towns nearby, is it has a historic, arts and cultural district. Even though it is still not in a mature phase, it attracts people and business from inside and outside of Belen to visit and spend their money and provide taxes for the city. For every dollar the city invested in the program over the last nine years, we have been returning about five hard dollars, not to mention the value of thousands of volunteer hours in benefits back to the citizens. We all wish our own businesses or local investmen...