Morning Fix: Going National

[Somegye]

• ABQ: Jazz hotbed.
• Heavy rains bust civil engineering efforts at Rio Bravo & University intersection. Yet monsoons are good news for July precipitation expectations.
• Fresh green chile colonizes U.S. LCSN reports on state efforts to make N.M.'s favorite crop a hot commodity in Tulsa, Duluth, Little Rock and Chicago.
• Bad news for someone: ABQ has lowest coupon-using rate, according to some report.
• 4P: "Nebraska ... embargoes ... [N.M.] ... cattle ...".
• Seattle takes notice of A Hawk and a Hacksaw.
• List P()rn: Frontierland a spring of health.
• Divine gravity and immaculate aim foil alleged spawns of Satan from church A/V equipment heist.

[Sarah Anonymous]

RE the intersection at Rio Bravo and University, which fills with mud and has to be closed, every time we get a "unusually" heavy rain (every year or so)
"City officials say it’s a balance between the cost of building a permanent fix or just maintaining the area as needed. Coming out to fix the hill once in a while is currently the cheaper option."

This def. should go on some sort of top 10 list, like "why you should not move to Abq" or "Why Mesa del Sol should be abandoned now". (a good thing IMHO, but we have to convince everyone else who thinks they can build another Sun City here)