The North Valley Senior Center is offering more than meals at their location. Seniors are welcomed to use the Computer Lab at the center which has Free Wireless Internet access (WiFi).

The computer lab is equipped with computers available for senior use. However, those who can, are welcomed to bring their own laptops and Internet access device.

Breakfasts are available Monday-Friday 8-9 a.m. for $1.50.  No reservations needed. 

Lunches at the center are also being served Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m-12:30 p.m. Reservations are required by Noon one working day ahead of time. A $2 donation for those 60 years of age and older cost is suggested, but no one will be denied services for choosing not to donate. People 50-59 years of age lunch is $3.25, and guests under 50 years of age, including children, are charged $5.

Covering the 2010 murders in Juarez, the film "The New Juarez" will premier Friday, Nov. 9 at the Guild Cinema and UA Winrock 6.

The film will detail the multiple murders the city and police were facing and how by August 2012 Juarez was able to dramatically cut-down its death toll. Director Charlie Minn will present in-depth interviews with Juarez Mayor Hector Murguia, and Police Chief Julian Leyzaola within the film.

The 2011 Albuquerque Tomato Festival features locally grown tomatoes from dozens of skilled gardeners. Cooking demonstrations, tomato information sessions, a Garden and Crafts Fair, and much more will be offered at the Festival.

The Tomato Festival is presented by the Albuquerque Area Extension Master Gardeners, and will be hosted at the Albuquerque Garden Center on 10120 Lomas Boulevard NE. This will be the 5th year of the Tomato Fiesta. Each year the event gains more support and attendance, and the Master Gardeners believe this year will be the biggest and best yet.

The Festival runs from 11am to 3pm on Sunday, August 21 and costs $5 for adults. Kids 12 and under enter free.