GRIT Issues

January 1998

The winter 1998 issue of the neighborhood newsletter was combined with the fall 1997 edition due to a printing delay, resulting in a joint Fall 1997/Winter 1998 publication. This unique occurrence led to an extended gap between newsletters during that period. Printing Delay, Combined Issue, Fall 199...

June 1997

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association recently held its Annual General Meeting where Sheriff Joe Bowdich discussed security concerns due to short-staffing and upcoming pay raise negotiations for deputies. Other topics included the South Domingo Baca Regional Plan, construction updates on a new s...

March 1997

Sandia Mountain Coalition plans to intervene in Pueblo claim trial, and the Church of the Good Shepherd hosts a Sienna Jam. There are concerns about wildlife conservation efforts in New Mexico, urging support for conservation policies and the completion of the Black Bear Study by NMGAF. The SHHA def...

January 1997

A ruling by US District Court Judge Harold Green on the Pueblo of Sandia's land claim has broken legal inertia, allowing the Pueblo to proceed with its case seeking 9,500 acres in various areas. The ruling permits the Pueblo to challenge the Department of Interior's actions and to request that the l...

September 1996

The Albuquerque Public Schools Boundary Committee has submitted its recommendations for changes to existing school boundaries, awaiting review by the APS Superintendent before a Public Hearing on October 30th. Sandia Heights has been actively involved in supporting the recommendations, particularly...

June 1996

The newsletter includes an announcement to order speed humps, updates on the SHHA directory and website, along with information about an art exhibit at an address on Central SE. Furthermore, there are details about joining Sandia Presbyterian Church and services offered by Sandia Heights community o...

January 1996

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association's Winter 1996 newsletter covers various important topics. The President's Message highlights potential revisions to the By-laws, emphasizing one major change requiring ratification at the Annual General Meeting. Plans for development on vacant land and a suc...

September 1995

The Roundhouse Report discusses New Mexico's slowdown in tax revenues and the upcoming Regular Session starting on January 16, 1996, expected to be contentious. The SHHA Fall Bazaar is highlighted along with the formalized procedures for handling covenant violations. The newsletter also mentions The...

June 1995

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association's newsletter discusses preparing the board for the next term, focusing on the upcoming elections and managing financial aspects like emergency funds and budget planning. Additionally, it highlights the August board meeting agenda, including task delegation a...

March 1995

The newsletter includes legal updates regarding the Pueblo of Sandia vs. Bruce Babbitt et al, focusing on an ongoing case involving land disputes and governmental entities. Additionally, there are announcements about community events and initiatives, such as the SHHA Spring Fling at Elena Gallegos P...

January 1995

An article discusses the history of Pueblo claims on Sandia Mountain. There is an announcement about a change in venue for the SHHA board meeting. Various advertisements and community updates can be found, including an event named Tasting Futures for Children, a wildflower group meet-up, home remode...

September 1994

The newsletter covers a range of topics including the enforcement of covenants, the appointment of a new SHHA attorney to pursue covenant violations, and preparations for the Merry Olde Christmas Faire. Recycling efforts, security patrol responses, and the concern over false burglar alarms are also...

July 1994

Residents of Sandia Heights have been surveyed in the past regarding the park. The newsletter discusses the breakdown of park costs with rounded numbers from 1992 and addresses the closure of Sandia Park, aiming to clear the air on the matter. Additionally, there is a special GRIT issue dedicated to...

June 1994

The newsletter features a message from the SHHA President discussing new initiatives in the park debate, highlighting the potential for a new agreement contingent on financial considerations. Additionally, a new membership drive has been announced alongside an event for physical and mental condition...

March 1994

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association newsletter features updates on community events and services. There are mentions of a family event at Sandia Heights Park with activities like tethered balloon rides and sports, along with information on nanny services and neighborhood security patrols. Addi...

January 1994

The newsletter includes a message from the SHHA President, an update on Morgan Development's fast-selling properties, an invite to participate in covenant enforcement, and information on a first aid series. A notice is shared regarding updating contact information, alongside details about the benefi...

November 1993

Evelyn Patten, with a background in management and real estate, recently joined the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association as the new Administrative Assistant. Her family company, Patten International, will provide support as she takes on administrative responsibilities, focusing on tasks for the Arc...

August 1993

Animals infected with plague have been found in the Gallegos area, with one case reported in Sandia Heights. Concerns about plague in animals like rock squirrels, chipmunks, and domestic pets were raised due to the risks posed to humans from May to September. The SHHA's 1993 Annual Meeting, known as...

May 1993

Futures for Children will be joining the Sandia Heights community, as announced in the newsletter. The SHHA Annual Members' Meeting is scheduled for Saturday, June 5, 1983, at the Norte Fire Station. The meeting will include the election of new Board members and reports from various committees, alon...

February 1993

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) has selected Lenore Lee Miner as the new Executive Assistant, replacing Sherry Lombana. Lee's background in business management and marketing, along with her experience working with volunteer boards and non-profit organizations, made her an ideal cand...