Silver Hill Neighborhood Association

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 pm through the month of October.

For our first market in June and possibly into early July, I would expect mostly spring greens, like kale, chard, lettuce, spinach, some fresh herbs, garlic and maybe shallots and for those that arrive at opening time, a few tomatoes. By mid July the tomatoes will be prolific along with squash, cucumbers, corn, melons, peppers and many others. We also have local raw honey, some great breads including gluten free, soaps and local crafts. We are still registering vendors, and expect new ones throughout the growing and harvest season.

http://www.abquptowngrowersmarket.org/index.html

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 Command contacted one of our APD Crime Prevention Specialists regarding a letter left on the resident’s door asking to use their home in an independent movie.

The City of Albuquerque’s Film Office prefers all location scouts to list the City of Albuquerque Film Office contact information on any type of communications to citizens. The City’s Film Office is happy to answer any questions regarding these types of arrangements or offers.

If you receive such a request, please contact the City of Albuquerque Film Office before allowing strangers in your home.

The contact numbers are:
City of Albuquerque Film Office, Economic Development Division
768-3285
Film Liaison Ann Lerner: 401-8761 (cell)
Assistant Film Liaison Carrie Wells: 331-8347 (cell)

Good crime prevention involves doing your research before accepting any type of solicitations that you have not initiated!

Stay safe,
Jill Garcia, Crime Prevention Specialist
Foothills Area Command, APD
12800 Lomas Blvd NE
332-5240

Board Members Present: Gordon Reiselt, Rich Braziel, Jim Montalbano Craig Wallace, Robert Stembridge, & Tom Ocken. Attachment 1
Guests: Katy Braziel, Chuck Dinsdale, Matthew Gloudemans, Lori Jameson, and Edward Jameson. Attachment 1
Meeting called to order: 7:00pm
February Meeting Minutes: Approved with corrections
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Board Members Present: Gordon Reiselt, Rich Braziel, Alanna Apodaca, Elizabeth Doak, Jim Montalbano & Tom Ocken.   Attachment 1

Guests: Isaac Benton, Katy Braziel, Lori Jameson, and Edward Jameson. Attachment 1

Meeting called to order: 7:05pm

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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. NW on Saturday, February 2, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

I welcome everyone to attend , whether or not, you are from District 12. I will be giving a report on the current Legislative session; answering your questions and concerns on issues of this session; and, to identify issues that you would like me to focus my attention in the future.

You can always contact me at the Legislature through my Secretary, Sharon Shaffer at 505-986-4482 to voice your opinions and concerns. If you leave a message to speak with me personally, I will return your call. Please feel free to visit me in Santa Fe as well during the session. The best time to reach me in my office is in the mornings before the floor session, which is usually 10:00 a.m.

I look forward to seeing you on February 2nd,. Please spread the word.

Kind regards,

Senator Jerry Ortiz y Pino
District 12

Board Members Present: Gordon Reiselt, Rich Braziel, Matt Sexton, Elizabeth Doak, Jim Montalbano Craig Wallace, & Tom Ocken. Attachment 1
Guests: Katy Braziel, Lori Jameson, Edward Jameson, Chuck Dinsdale, Ellen Cline, & Robert Stembridge. Attachment 1
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Christmas Eve, 2012 in Silver Hill was quiet, cold, and lit by thousands of luminarias.  We hope you had a chance to walk throught the neighborhood and witness this New Mexico traditional lighting.  Craig Wallace, Chair of the event this year and many volunteers placed luminarias along the medians of Silver Ave., in our new landscaped medians on University Blvd., and in the Triangle Park at Lead and Yale.  Setting up the luminarias provided a chance for neighbors/volunteers to meet, get to know each other and create a work of art for the whole neighborhood to enjoy.  Thanks to Craig, his block captains, and all of the spontaneous volunteers who showed up to take part!

The Silver Hill Neighborhood Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday, January 14, 2013 at the Heights Community Center, 823 Buena Vista SE (south of Coal) at 7:00 pm.  All residents of Silver Hill are welcome to attend.  Members of the association in good standing may vote in the annual election of Board members.  Half of the Board seats will be open for nominations. Following the election of Board members, the Board will then elect officers.   Questions?  Visit Http://www.SilverHillABQ.org for Board member contact information.

As it has for the last thirty-some years, the Silver Hill Neighborhood Association is sponsoring the annual Christmas Eve Luminaria display.  We’re seeking block captains and volunteers for Silver Avenue from Sycamore to Yale.  Also this year, we plan to decorate the newly planted medians on University Blvd. between Gold and Coal as well as the Triangle Park at Lead and Yale.   If any residents along the newly christened Lead and Coal want to oversee the setting up of luminarias along the stretch of those streets, please let us know by Dec. 20th.

Contact Craig at craigw@flash.net or James at 505.243.0827.  Bags and candles will be avilable at 1515 Silver SE.  Sand will be dropped off at strategic locations.

This annual event is a lot of work; all volunteers will be greatly appreciated.  In the afternoon of Dec. 24, when you see someone setting up luminarias and you have a little time, please come out to help them.  It will be a little Christmas gift to your neighbors!