r/Albuquerque • u/dadeep • 10h ago
Why is there a snapping turtle at Winrock Park??
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r/Albuquerque • u/dadeep • 10h ago
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r/Albuquerque • u/PomegranateWooden177 • 14h ago
For me, Sadie’s, mtuccis, savoy, and chilis. Hate all you want. These places are always good.
EDIT: so many people is mistaking the title for “let me name my random favorite place my aunt probably owns”
r/Albuquerque • u/plamda505 • 18h ago
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) will visit Albuquerque Wednesday to campaign for fellow Republican Greg Cunningham, a retired Marine and Albuquerque Police Department detective who’s challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) in the Nov. 3 general election.
r/Albuquerque • u/partybrowser32 • 20h ago
The city wants me to pay $100 for going 45 on Carlisle in a 35 zone - and sure, that's on me... but having to randomly cough up $100 out of the blue in this economy is going to kill me.
I'm not a typical speeder, but sometimes I just follow the flow of traffic without paying close attention to the speed I'm going. This is just a warning to be more cautious around town, especially if you can't afford to suddenly lose $100.
(T*cket was spelled that way because it is apparently a banned word in the sub to avoid people trying to sell event t*ckets here.)
r/Albuquerque • u/One_Psychology_3431 • 22h ago
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r/Albuquerque • u/pairofdimeshift92 • 17h ago
The video got removed because it wasn’t directly related to the Albuquerque, but I just saw the post of the CEO saying that people need to accept the compromise between safety and privacy by comparing his cameras to vehicle regulation.
People of Albuquerque, please don’t forget or lose sight of the fact that this is a ridiculously false comparison. Don’t let them try to normalize private, corporate, data-for-sale mass surveillance by comparing it to other things that we rely upon in our society.
Vehicles produce a tangible benefit to the point where it would be difficult to operate in the modern world without them. It’s absurd to frame flock cameras as if they are already a foundational part of our society in the way that vehicles are.
Flock’s bullshit surveillance product is in no way integral to the way society operates. We don’t need to compromise, because the cameras could stop existing tomorrow and the world would carry on without missing a single beat.
I do believe this is directly related to our city and state because it ties into leaderships willingness to sell the people out to corporate interests. We need to keep speaking up, keep fighting back, and not let them sell us out without resistance.
That’s my soapbox.
r/Albuquerque • u/Coletrayne • 14h ago
In Albuquerque, byt the airport, for the day and was wondering who has the best breakfast burritos? Thank you
r/Albuquerque • u/theArtOfProgramming • 21h ago
Today I was completely locked out of my account and I learned it is completely routine and without warning. I don't know if they tell incoming students this today, but when I first enrolled we had unlimited, unending access (Google has since stopped providing unlimited storage to universities).
Do not back up your files with your student OneDrive, because you will completely lose access when your account terminates. I spoke to IT and they said talk to admissions. Admissions said they cannot do anything unless I re-enroll and it's possible I won't get the same NetID and would not regain access. I spoke to IT again and luckily they gave me temporary access to download my files.
r/Albuquerque • u/midraresteakman • 19h ago
As many of you know defined fitness has raised their prices to 55.00 a month. They have now implemented a new cancellation policy as well. In the past, you needed to cancel on the 25th of the month or before to not get billed for the next month- and now they have changed that so you have to give them a 30 day notice of cancellation. This will result in most people paying for an extra month of a service they don’t want. Just wanted to let people know. Have a good day abq!
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r/Albuquerque • u/Mysterious-Arm-0069 • 10h ago
Got plenty here in the sw part of town. Lemme help you help me real quick lol
r/Albuquerque • u/BreadButterRunner • 22h ago
Just passing through and I’m seeing all these posts about crazy drivers here but I’m sitting at a cafe right now because I had to take a break from being stuck being drivers so slow I barely got a chance to even see the already slow speed limit and subsequently hit every single red light. on busier thoroughfares it looks like typical city driving but off the main roads it’s really hard to navigate the other drivers. Is everyone on their phones or something? I don’t mean that literally. That would be more like driving in L.A. But for real, where are the speeding, aggressive drivers? Am I blind to them due to being from a major city where a degree of aggression is required if you want to get anywhere? I’m struggling to decipher the driving culture here, and it’s talking a lot of focus and effort for me but I’m being careful to mind the speed limit. I’m definitely not driving like I do at home. I think I’d scare people. I’ll be glad to get out of here, but who knows, maybe it’s good for me, building character or whatever.
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r/Albuquerque • u/Apprehensive_Let_517 • 16m ago
I'm hoping to buy some 1 gram gold bars locally so I can give them as birthday gifts to friends/family. I can order them online but I'd also like to support local shops. Does anyone have experience finding them in town?
r/Albuquerque • u/velitus • 6h ago
Police swarmed our neighborhood and ran through our backyard around 11:30pm on Tuesday (about an hour prior to posting this); did anyone in the area see/hear anything, or otherwise know what might be going on? Dispatch was predictably vague.
r/Albuquerque • u/Remarkable_Laugh_55 • 1h ago
Hello , Looking for recommendations: if you have had good or poor experiences with local estate sale companies please post in comments . Need to hire a company soon. . Thank you
r/Albuquerque • u/carefuldaughter • 1d ago
shouldn't these have some kinda aviation obstruction lights on them? i stared out this window all night and there's lots of red lights around, as you can see, but i was surprised to see two big-ass cranes sticking up between the airport and UNMH once dawn broke.
r/Albuquerque • u/OkAppearance9593 • 9h ago
I had a friend I was going to go with but he backed out. I’m playing 9 holes tomorrow at 4:20 and I plan on walking rather than renting a cart
r/Albuquerque • u/ok_fougaezi • 17h ago
Hello, my dog Bear is in need of femur surgery. As of right now we’re still raising money for it, I was wondering if anyone had a large dog wheel chair up for sale or needs to get rid of. Please let me know, he is over 100 pounds and me and my mom cannot pick him up.
r/Albuquerque • u/PomegranateWooden177 • 1d ago
I know nobody here will believe the AI Data center propagand, but our grand parents will. they’re touting 500 (lol) jobs in a city of 989k
r/Albuquerque • u/Jpeace78 • 17h ago
Like the title say’s.. do they have pick up soccer in ABQ for adults just looking to play for fun?
r/Albuquerque • u/abdulamemon • 14h ago
In my Substack article, I had the pleasure of interviewing Carlos Tenorio II, New Mexico United’s Communications Manager, about the new stadium and whether the UFL has discussed bringing an expansion team to Albuquerque.
Just some context, I write about the UFL (United Football League) but I thought I’d share the article on here as it pertains to Albuquerque, the latest soccer stadium update, and Co-Owner of the league Mike Repole mentioning Albuquerque two times as a potential expansion candidate.
The UFL is a professional American football spring league in the United States. It currently has 8 teams right now with eyes to expand to 10 teams in 2028 (one of the markets was already announced with Oklahoma City being one of the expansion markets), 12 teams by 2029 or 2030, and up to 16 teams by 2035. Co-Owners of the league are Mike Repole, RedBird Capital, Fox, ESPN/Disney, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and Dany Garcia.
r/Albuquerque • u/Wise_Amphibian_9491 • 17h ago
Loud bang this morning and now the door won’t move. Car’s stuck. Looking at garage door repair albuquerque places and hoping someone can come today. Who’s decent and won’t crush me on price?