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Could NIMBY neighbors derail city’s rail trail plans?

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By Jesse Jones
| nm.news
Overview: Another hurdle, this time from neighbors of a Downtown section By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — A small group of West Old Town residents is challenging the City of Albuquerque over a segment of the ABQ Rail Trail, a multimillion-dollar marquee project. Although the group wants to halt the planned extension through their neighborhood, the city owns the property, forcing residents to navigate municipal bureaucracy to pause construction.
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What's happening with the Rail Trail?

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By Jesse Jones
| City Desk ABQ Verified
What happened to the ABQ Rail Trail? The Rail Trail was pitched as a 7-mile loop linking downtown, Old Town and the Rail Yards with public art and architecture telling Albuquerque’s story. Now the project faces its biggest setback. The Trump administration pulled $11.5 million in promised funding last week, leaving city officials scrambling to find another way to pay for it. Three years ago, Gov.
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Marble Brewery Inks Deal to Brew Bosque Beers

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By Jesse Jones
| The Paper (ABQ)
Pictured is Marble Brewery near Downtown Albuquerque Credit: Photo by Roberto E. Rosales/City Desk ABQ Published September 10th, 2025 at 12:00 am What started as a regulatory snag for one of Albuquerque’s top breweries has turned into a first-of-its-kind partnership in New Mexico’s craft beer scene.
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