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Posted by: 122 (Guest), August 28, 2007, 9:12pm
********************* TWO DISCLAIMERs ****************************
**** Many of these came from an Alibi article entitled "50 Way to Blog New Mexico." I have copied their descriptions and have not pre-filtered content (that is the nature of blogs); so, enter at your own risk. The ABQhomeschoolCo-op is not necessarily endorsing any of these blogs . . . they are simply here for your disposal. We hope to connect locals to local issues of their own interests. :)
**** The following blogs are not about homeschooling . . . local homeschooling blogs would best fit elsewhere within the subforum, please :D
Ah, Wilderness!
http://www.mjhinton.com/wildComplete with its own disclaimer, readers stay informed about issues surrounding Chaco Canyon and the wilderness of the Southwest.
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Albuquerque Blogs
http://www.abqblogs.comA free service for Albuquerqueans to share whatever they want about the 505.
From news to business directories, this site has a bit of everything.
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Albloggerque
http://www.albloggerque.blogspot.com"Live from Nob Hill," Albloggerque's three contributors talk about their local experiences, including everything from gnarly ankle injuries to stunning wildlife photos.
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Albuquerque Journal STAFF Weblog
http://www.abqjournal.com/weblogsCheck out the news THE JOURNAL writers didn't put in the paper, complete with video game reviews by Greg Peretti.
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Albuquerque Tribune Blog
http://www.abqtrib.com/blogsIf you're ever having trouble finding an interesting blog, the TRIBUNE will not disappoint. They've got it all. Who knew you could blog so much about the National Spelling Bee?
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Big Albuquerque-like Things (BAT)
http://www.big-abq-things.blogspot.comWith Albuquerque growing as fast as it is, keeping track of it all can be a difficult task. Why not let BAT fill you in on the little things you probably missed.
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Democracy for New Mexico
http://www.democracyfornewmexico.comReporting on grassroots activism and progressive issues, the blog gives daily updates on ways to participate and work for a democratic society.
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Dishing the Duke
http://www.andrealin.vox.comGet the skinny on happenings in the world of Albuquerque restaurants. From new menu items at Flying Star to parking lot turmoil at Subway, Andrea Lin follows every event concerning Duke City dining.
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Duke City Fix
http://www.dukecityfix.com"This ain't your grandma's Albuquerque."
Check here for the scoop on all things goin' down in Burque.
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Five Zero Five
http://www.fivezerofive.comThis site is a good source for Albuquerque events plus reviews on new techy products. It also includes the occassional rant on topics from allergies to losing a job.
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I8Route66
http://www.4forty4.com/i8route66From Tramway to Coors, they're attempting to dine at every restaurant on Central. Starting on New Year's 2006, they've already racked-up a collection of restaurant reviews, giving readers an extensive source for where to get good eats.
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Mario Burgos
http://www.marioburgos.comAfter years of wandering, Mario Burgos finally found his home in Cedar Crest.
"From the top of a mountain," Burgos presents NM news from an envy-worthy vantage point.
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NM Politics with Joe Monahan
http://www.joemonahansnewmexico.blogspot.comWith decades of experience in public relations, Joe Monahan reports on "events that would otherwise go uncovered." Stiriving for accuracy and fairness, Monahan's blog is a must for anyone concerned with local news.
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My Strange New Mexico
http://www.mystrangenewmexico.comFeatured in UNM's DAILY LOBO during the school year, writer Mike Smith is determined to keep an eye on New Mexico's unusual tendencies.
Posted by: 122 (Guest), August 28, 2007, 9:38pm; Reply: 24
New Mexico FBIHOP
http://www.nmfbihop.comGet the local news via the perspective of two brothers.
Plus, their local blog wire will keep you informed on all your other favorite NM blogs.
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New Mexico Photojournal
http://www.newmexicophotos.com/blogHave you been looking for that perfect picture to remind you of NM beauty?
Providing images of pristine landscapes, Southwest wilderness and iconic locations, this site will give meaning to our state slogan.
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NewMexiKen
http://www.newmexiken.com"From the Land of Enchantment, a little bit about a lot of things - and the occasional rant!"
Oddly enough, a good amount of info on Ron Howard's brother, too!
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New West
http://www.newest.netDedicated to promoting conversation among Rocky Mountain inhabitants, all are welcome to voice their thoughts, from commenting to freelancing.
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Sunlight Homes Blog
http://www.sunlighthomesblog.comLocal green custom home designer Jon Davis explains the benefit and necessity of energy-efficient and sustainable design.
Having worked in the business for more than 30 years, this guy knows what he's talking about.
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SWOPblogger
http://www.swop.net/blog.htmThe Southwest Organizing Project brings you news and views with a community bias, working "to realize racial and gender equality and social and economic justice."
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UrbanABQ
http://www.urbanabq.blogspot.comInterested in architecture, urban planning and development, mass transportation, and gentrification, Tim gathers information on new building projects in the works for our city.
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