A proposed mosque in the North Valley has sparked a new wave of pushback and even threats as Bernalillo County weighs if it can be built. The four-acre property at Second Street and Alameda Blvd. is being considered for a potential new home for an Islamic mosque, as the Albuquerque Islamic Center said it has outgrown its school and worship space at Menaul Blvd. and Wyoming Blvd. “And now sometimes when the parents are asking us to enroll their kids in our school, we say we don’t have a place for

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