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EDITORIAL.(Insight and Opinion)
Minor lodgers' tax boost could yield major results
If the Calgary Cannons baseball team moves to Albuquerque, will the Duke City witness new flocks of tourists winging in to catch a few innings?
That's unlikely, and it's one reason Sen. Manny Aragon cast a lone "no" vote in a committee hearing last week on upping the city's lodgers' tax to help renovate the old stadium or build a new one.
The New Mexico Hotel and Motel Association also opposed the proposal, but that didn't stop a bipartisan majority of the committee from keeping it alive.
Marvel for a moment: Stadium boosters have finally found a way to fatten a tax that even a Republican …
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