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How Albuquerque’s Gateway Center Is Shaping Up
It's been nearly four years since voters approved a $14-million bond for Albuquerque's long-promised "Gateway Center" homeless shelter, a project with the goal of creating a facility offering comprehensive, wrap-around services for the homeless.
By late 2020, the city entered into negotiations to purchase the former Lovelace Hospital on Gibson Boulevard. At the time, Mayor Tim Keller envisioned the building as possibly being operational "in months, not years."
But the build-up to the Gateway Center has taken longer than expected. This week, Chris and Gabby are checking in with a couple of top…
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