GRIT Newsletter: April 2005

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Sandia Heights residents are actively involved in monitoring and addressing various community issues through ad hoc committees, such as preventing the development of the Mhoon property into a shopping center and discussing traffic solutions for the ice rink expansion on Tramway Lane. There is also ongoing confusion among residents about the authority of the Architectural Review Committee and the Covenant Support Committee, with explanations provided regarding their decision-making processes and limitations. Additionally, community events like wine tastings and fundraisers are being organized to foster a lively and friendly atmosphere, with proceeds going towards charitable causes, such as the Women's Housing Coalition and a Men's Prison Outreach program.

Various services and items are available in the community, including babysitting, house sitting, odd jobs, pet sitting, house cleaning, and ironing. Additionally, there are sales listings for a stainless steel cart, a heavy-duty work support, rubber sheeting, woodworking clamps, never-used barbecue grill, occasional chairs, and office furniture. For recreational activities, there is a call for intermediate/advanced tennis players and an acoustic guitar player looking for others to play with, regardless of musical genre. Furthermore, there is an offer of free housecats to a good home and executive suites for rent near home for professional use.

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