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Good morning, Albuquerque. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 8th of November.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Rio Rancho opens warming shelters in response to power outages caused by a major winter storm affecting central New Mexico.  KOAT

EDUCATION NEWS

  • Albuquerque Public Schools transition to asynchronous learning due to winter storm, while CNM and UNM implement 2-hour delays.  Albuquerque Journal
  • University of New Mexico's Mitchell Hall was evacuated after an electric skateboard caused a fire, prompting officials to move classes online or to other locations until safety is ensured.  New Mexico Daily Lobo
  • Albuquerque Public Schools will replace snow days with asynchronous learning, requiring students to complete assignments at home while staff reports to work, with considerations for those lacking digital access.  KOAT

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

  • A winter storm in Albuquerque leads to downed trees, causing traffic disruptions and damage in northwest parts of the city.  KOAT
  • A winter storm in Albuquerque leads to continued snow showers, affecting traffic and leading to some traffic lights flashing, which should be treated as a 4-way stop.  KOAT
  • A blizzard warning is in effect for northeast New Mexico, including Las Vegas, Roy, Clayton, and Raton, with expected severe conditions and travel advisories through Thursday evening.  KOAT

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • Despite increased support for Republicans including the expanded backing for Donald Trump, Democrats preserved their political dominance in New Mexico, winning key elections such as U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich and Congressman Gabe Vasquez's re-elections.  KUNM

HEALTH NEWS

  • NM Health issues a cold weather health advisory across New Mexico due to a historic winter storm, urging preparation and care for potential snow-related injuries and freezing temperatures.  KUNM

SCIENCE NEWS

  • Mubarak Hussain Syed and his team at The University of New Mexico, alongside collaborators, are studying the role of developmental and genetic factors in sleep behavior using Drosophila as their model.  University of New Mexico

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • Daft Punk Night: A Celebration of French Electronic Music

    Experience an electrifying night of dancing to Daft Punk hits and other French electro legends including Kavinsky, Justice, and Giorgio Moroder.

    Sat, 11/9/24

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  • Duke of Dough Donut Run: 10K, 5K, and Kids K

    Experience a fun-filled day of running with options for 10K, 5K, and Kids K at the Duke of Dough Donut Run in Albuquerque.

    Sun, 11/10/24

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  • Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony in Rio Rancho

    Celebrate Veterans Day with a parade and a special ceremony honoring those who served, taking place in Rio Rancho.

    Mon, 11/11/24

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  • Seven Kingdoms Concert at Launchpad

    Experience an exciting night of music with Seven Kingdoms, Striker, and Lutharo, featuring a vibrant atmosphere for ages 21 and over.

    Wed, 11/13/24

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  • RRR Dinner Social at Tomasita's Restaurant

    Experience an evening of camaraderie and delicious New Mexican cuisine with Roadrunner Region Porsche friends at Tomasita's.

    Thu, 11/14/24

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  • EQUUS Film and Arts Festival

    Experience a full weekend of Mustangs and equine-themed films, demonstrations, and panels at the EQUUS Film and Arts Fest in Albuquerque.

    Fri, 11/15/24

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  • New Mexico Lobos vs Washington State Cougars Football Game

    Experience an exciting college football matchup as the New Mexico Lobos take on the Washington State Cougars at University Stadium.

    Sat, 11/16/24

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  • The Black Crowes: Happiness Bastards Tour in Albuquerque

    Experience the iconic sound of The Black Crowes as they bring their Happiness Bastards Tour to Albuquerque, NM.

    Sun, 11/17/24

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  • Dr. Armin Rembe Lecture Series: Understanding New Mexico’s Migratory Birds

    Learn about the fascinating migration patterns of birds and how they navigate through the Central Flyway, with insights from Dr. Laura Banks of the Bird Alliance of Central New Mexico.

    Tue, 11/19/24

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  • Exploring the Rich Heritage of Maisel’s Indian Jewelry and Murals

    Experience the cultural significance of Maisel's Indian Jewelry and Crafts store, alongside its famous murals, guided by the welcoming Garcia family.

    Fri, 11/22/24

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