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Board Members Present: Elizabeth Doak, Craig Wallace, Robert Stembridge, Gordon Reiselt, Tom Ocken, James Montalbano, Katy Braziel. Attachment 1 Guests: Jeremy Sment, Michael Pitula, and Mary Ellen Hennessey (Senior Planner, City of Albuquerque Historic Preservation). Attachment 1 Meeting called to … Continue reading →

The ABQ Uptown Growers Market will set up shop this summer in the Presbyterian parking lot. Here are the details: We open the last Tuesday in June, the 25th, and will be there every Tuesday morning 7 am until 1 … Continue reading →

Albuquerque Police have issued the following alert about people posing as film location scouts. Let’s be careful out there. From: Ron Goldsmith Subject: Alert: Film Location Offers Date: May 21, 2013 8:55:20 AM MDT A resident in the Foothills Area … Continue reading →

From the state senator: I am pleased to invite you to my Town Hall meeting to discuss the 2013 Legislative Session that is well on its way. I will host the meeting at the Albuquerque Downtown Library, 501 Copper Ave. … Continue reading →

Because of the Veterans Day holiday, our regular meeting place, the Southeast Heights Community Center, will be closed this Monday evening.  We will meet at 7 p.m. Monday (Nov. 12) at the former Calvary Christian Academy, 1404 Lead, SE.  Enter … Continue reading →

The memorial service for Michele Baldwin, who died of cervical cancer last weekend, will be this Sunday 12 February from 2 to 4 p.m. at the UNM Alumni Chapel. A get-together will follow at 1626 Roma NE. Michele was a … Continue reading →

The Silver Hill Neighborhood Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday, January 9, 2012, at the Heights Community Center, 823 Buena Vista SE (south of Coal). All residents of Silver Hill are welcome to attend. Members of the association … Continue reading →

Here’s the latest from the kidney house owned by Presbyterian Hospital on the northwest corner of Silver and Maple. I spoke with Suzanne Kinney, of Coldwell Banker, who is listing the property on behalf of Presbyterian Hospital, which runs a … Continue reading →