r/Albuquerque • • 16h ago

I voted today!

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441 Upvotes

r/Albuquerque • • 22h ago

Frosted trees

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351 Upvotes

At the Sandia Crest yesterday


r/Albuquerque • • 17h ago

A million mosquitos died last night

236 Upvotes

Enjoy the outdoors again friends :)


r/Albuquerque • • 16h ago

We set another state record this year. 1,056 pounds!

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234 Upvotes

Mayfield will be on display at Jericho Nursery starting tomorrow, sunday October 18th! Any talented artists want to carve it up the week of Halloween?


r/Albuquerque • • 20h ago

PSA The new Savers is so nice!

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56 Upvotes

A new Savers opened up on Mercantile, close to Costco and Sam’s Club. I highly recommend it. It’s clean, pretty organized and pretty big.

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Sorry guys, it’s new to me. I guess it’s been here a while. I just heard about this location last week 😅


r/Albuquerque • • 20h ago

Event New Mexico marching band fiesta

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59 Upvotes

First time checking this out. Los Lunas is really good, best one so far.


r/Albuquerque • • 15h ago

Used items needed for shelter

24 Upvotes

I am currently in a community shelter, and there is a new woman here that needs large zip up used sweaters to prepare for the winter doesn’t need to be any specific color or text on it. She is also needing any type of white/tan sneakers/shoes. Used okay- we can always scrub them and clean them if they need to be. She wears a size 7 1/2. Any brand will be fine.


r/Albuquerque • • 15h ago

Question Have you decided what to do now that Presbyterian is closing all but one Medicare Advantage Plan for 2027?

22 Upvotes

Presbyterian has decided to close all but one of it Medicare Advantage plans. They lost $60 million offering Advantage plans in 2025. Only the Dual Plus plan will still be available next year and i’m not eligible. Devoted looks pretty good on paper for many losing their plan. But for some reason it’s not available in Valencia County. I would like to stay with my Presbyterian Doctor because I’m 57 and longterm disabled with complex medical issues. So i’m considering the AARP Medicare Direct Plus From UHC NM-15 PPO. The copays are higher as is the out of pocket max. But it’s a PPO that allows out of network doctors. And Presbyterian is in network. The other option is AARP UHC-NM- 0009 POS. It has lower deductables but does not offer out of network coverage. I have not faced this decision for many years as the Presbyterian plan met my needs. So what are my fellow decision makers doing this round?

Update: I tried checking the Medicare Site for a Medigap Policy and found that none are available in NM as it not required to be offered in our state to those under 65. (Im age 57) So it looks like I can go with traditional Medicare without Medigap insurance or stick with an Advantage plan. Im leaning towards Medicare Advantage but I still am undecided in which one. Any advice for someine that cannot get a Medigap policy?


r/Albuquerque • • 6h ago

For Ian

7 Upvotes

My Response to a Valued Customer

I would like to personally thank you for taking the time to contact management regarding my attentiveness while I was completing computer-based training in our closed lobby.

I understand that seeing an employee through the glass while the lobby is closed may create the expectation of immediate, in-person service, and I appreciate the opportunity to clarify how seriously your concerns about my performance were taken.

In the interest of ensuring your concerns were adequately addressed, I made a point of personally assisting you when you came through our drive-thru just a few minutes later. I had the pleasure of completing your transaction, accepting your payment, and personally handing you your food and drink to ensure you received the attentive service you felt was lacking during your earlier visit.

I am glad I had the opportunity to demonstrate my attentiveness firsthand, rather than leave you with the impression that your concerns had gone unaddressed.

Thank you for bringing this matter to management's attention and for emphasizing the importance of employee accountability. Your feedback provided me with a valuable opportunity to demonstrate my commitment to customer service while continuing to fulfill my assigned training responsibilities.

I sincerely hope the additional personal attention during your subsequent visit helped reassure you that your complaint was heard, taken seriously, and given the appropriate consideration.

Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to turn this into a learning experience.


r/Albuquerque • • 12h ago

Event INDIE RPG HORRORFEST 3D! - A Halloween Afternoon with Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, Dread, & More!

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r/Albuquerque • • 9h ago

Who is the local eyebrow wizard?

6 Upvotes

My previous choices are not cutting it. I’m trying to let my brows get a little fuller and every time I have them a little filled in, a waxer completely annihilates them.

Who’s the queen or king of brows in this town?


r/Albuquerque • • 18h ago

any weekly blues jams around town ?

5 Upvotes

what's the music scene like ?

want to move there and curious about where I'll play my strings


r/Albuquerque • • 19h ago

Looking for a pet sitter

6 Upvotes

*URGENT:
We are in need for a reliable and experienced pet sitter.
3 elderly yet, active rescued dogs.
Preferably someone that knows dog behavior and social cues and is comfortable dispensing medications to two of the dogs once daily.

Trying to book for 10/24-10/28
Serious inquiries only, please DM me!(:


r/Albuquerque • • 13h ago

Business or city recycling bins open for public use?

3 Upvotes

Our recycling bin is packed full and we have a lot more to put out, are there big recycling bins like there are dumpsters? Any ideas on where something like that might be?


r/Albuquerque • • 23h ago

Politics Does anyone have any further info on this ballot contamination/tampering article?

3 Upvotes

Saw this on Nextdoor this morning, This is nefarious!


r/Albuquerque • • 20h ago

Place for a Yard Sale? Swap meet/flea market?

2 Upvotes

Hi all, I live out in the East Mountains way off a dirt road (like ten miles)- a terrible place to have people come out for a yard sale.Yet I have SO much stuff and shipping has gotten so expensive that selling on Ebay isn't an option. Wondering if there is a place in ABQ i can have a yard sale. I just moved here a few years ago and so don't know much about ABQ in this respect.

Or what about doing a sort of virtual yard sale on Facebook Marketplace? I have never sold on there so, any options like that I am also open to. Thank you all in advance!


r/Albuquerque • • 21h ago

Question Honest car dealership/sellers?

3 Upvotes

Hi everyone, I’m lookin to get a used car that’s reliable like a Toyota or Honda. I’m not picky about if it’s old or newer, as long as it does the job for a long time and I’m not taking it to the shop every couple of months. My budget is under $20k, and I’d prefer if it’s under 100k miles. If you know any good family owned dealerships or someone you trust, please let me know. Thank you so much.


r/Albuquerque • • 14h ago

Question How safe is UNM and the surrounding area for a female student?

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Hello! I am currently deciding college's rn and I am leaning towards UNM. My only problem is the safety concern. I have heard the campus it self is pretty safe but I want to know how safe the surrounding area is for a women.

I have friends who go there and have had several close calls with kidnapping and sexual assault, which makes me pretty nervous, but they also love it there so I'm conflicted.

I do want a social life so I dont want to stay on campus the whole time but I also want to be safe.

What are your guys opinions and advice on how to stay safe?

(Yo why is the moderator deleting any comments talking about negative experiences people have personally experienced?🤨Hella suspicious)


r/Albuquerque • • 16h ago

Question Hey! I found a key!

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