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Jessica Dyer

Albuquerque, Charlotte
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A ribbon cutting was held last September for Albuquerque's Route 66 Visitors Center. Why hasn’t it opened yet?

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By Jessica Dyer
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
Last September, numerous elected officials and community members gathered to cut the ribbon at the Route 66 Visitor Center, celebrating the completion of the new $13.1 million project on West Central Avenue. The large community party — featuring over an hour of speeches, music and a car show — was heralded as a “preview” of the Bernalillo County-owned facility that was supposed to open sometime in 2023. Over seven months later, the facility still remains closed to the public.
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New far West Side fire station expected to slash response time to jail

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By Jessica Dyer
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
Officials have greenlighted construction of the first new Bernalillo County district fire station in 30 years. Station 37 is slated to cover the far West Side, including the county jail and the business corridor encompassing the Amazon fulfillment center. Whereas it now takes Bernalillo County Fire Rescue 25 minutes to respond to calls at the Metropolitan Detention Center, officials say the new station will cut it down to 7 minutes, hopefully making a life-saving difference at the facility.
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Looking for a job? The City of ABQ would like to talk to you

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By Jessica Dyer
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
Anthony Romero is an executive Monday through Friday. On weekends, he is a busboy. That’s because someone has to step in to help his restaurateur wife, who is struggling to find enough workers. “It’s all over (the place),” Romero said of the staffing crisis. That includes Albuquerque city government, where Romero spends his weekdays as the human resources director. Inability to fill jobs has, in some cases, impacted city services, like the recent service reduction on dozens of bus routes.
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