Burque Beat Fights Heat with Hope | Albuquerque News
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When temperatures soar, a local group called Burque Beat is rolling up their sleeves to save lives—folding thousands of pamphlets packed with heat safety tips and overdose prevention info, backed by a digital link for easy sharing. Even an artist with firsthand homelessness experience is lending his voice, finding purpose in helping others reconnect. Meanwhile, downtown residents are bracing for a different kind of heat: a city mandate forcing open courtyard gates—a move reversing decades of practice and sparking concern among property owners who say they’d never have invested without knowing this policy was coming. The city insists it’s about safety and clarity, but the tension underscores the tough balancing act between public needs and community realities.
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