New Mexico MainStreet visits Aztec
29 May 2024
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New Mexico MainStreet representatives from Santa Fe met with Aztec officials Monday to discuss initial projects for partnering as Aztec strives for a business-friendly image.
The Leanor hotel and Rustic Creations and Feed Store were visited by representatives and city officials.
New Mexico MainStreet director Daniel Gutierrez and deputy director Lucas Pedraza met earlier in the day with Aztec officials to discuss working together.
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