GRIT Newsletter: July 2024

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Unit numbers for various roles within the community organization are listed, including officers, board members, and committee chairs. The President's message in the July 2024 newsletter encourages active participation in committees and highlights community efforts in cleaning up Tramway Boulevard. A resident's query in the newsletter prompts a discussion on the origin of 'The GRIT' name, and an article features a local artist's journey and success. Additionally, there is information about the Sandia Heights Artists' support for a local arts academy's program and a call for submissions for the newsletter. Membership statistics and useful numbers for security services are provided at the end of the document.

The newsletter delves into the history of the Jaral Pueblito ruins in the Jaral Canyon area, which were studied and analyzed by various archaeological experts, shedding light on the construction materials and time period of occupation. The pottery sherds found indicate that the site was active mainly during the Middle Rio Grande Pueblo IV period, showing an evolution in ceramic technology. The excavation efforts revealed aligned foundation stones and hints of the layout of the structure, showcasing its significance as one of the largest and longest-occupied pueblitos along the Foothills. A photo contest announcement and details about covenant support violations are also included, alongside a comprehensive list of approved architectural projects.

Additionally, an article highlights several movies shot in or near Sandia Heights, providing details on the locations and plots of each film, dating back to the 1960s. The ACC Activity Log lists approved projects within the community, ranging from re-stuccoing and roof replacements to adding solar panels and making repairs. The newsletter introduces the SHHA office staff, sharing insights into their backgrounds, responsibilities, and personal interests, emphasizing their dedication to providing friendly and efficient service to residents. Keywords: Jaral Pueblito, archaeological analysis, pottery sherds, Middle Rio Grande Pueblo IV, photo contest, covenant support violations, movie locations, ACC Activity Log, SHHA office staff.

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association's office is staffed by Diane, Trish, and Hope, who are available to assist with inquiries, architectural committee applications, covenant support, and directing queries to the board. They also help with member benefits such as tram passes, notary services, copying, and contractor referrals. Contact them via email or phone, or visit the office located at 12700 San Rafael Ave. NE Ste. 3 in Albuquerque. Additionally, a previous photo contest submission by Todd Spradling is highlighted, with more information available on page 8.

Office services, member benefits, architectural committee applications, covenant support, contractor referral catalog, photo contest.

Keywords: Unit numbers, local artist feature, useful numbers., 'The GRIT' name origin, President's message, Sandia Heights Artists support, arts academy program, security services, Tramway Boulevard cleanup, newsletter submissions, community involvement