CLEANUP CONTINUES IN PART OF DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE AFTER FRIDAY'S DOWNPOUR. BUT MUCH OF THE MESS IS NOW OFF THE STREETS. CREWS ARE STILL WORKING TO REPAIR THE SINK HOLE AT BROADWAY AND MARTIN LUTHER KING THAT WAS CREATED WHEN THE RAINS HIT. THE CITY SAYS REPAIRS WILL LIKELY RUN 25 THOUSAND TO 50 THOUSAND DOLLARS.
BUT RAIL RUNNER SERVICE TO SANTA FE IS BACK ON TRACK. THE TRACKS WERE WASHED OUT NEAR WALDO CANYON OVER THE WEEKEND, BUT HAS SINCE BEEN REPAIRED.
ANOTHER CASUALTY OF FRIDAY'S HEAVY RAINS WAS ISOTOPES PARK. CREWS HAD TO PUMP AN ESTIMATED 20 THOUSAND GALLONS OF WATER OFF THE FIELD AND OUT OF THE DUGOUTS SATURDAY MORNING.
