GRIT Newsletter: May 1991

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Residents of Sandia Heights are gearing up for summer fun with events like Splash Day, tennis matches, swimming lessons, and Spring Fling activities planned at the Four Seasons Club. An initiative for regional board representation has been approved, aiming to address the needs of a growing community through district-focused directors. The restructuring aims to enhance communication, increase community involvement, and streamline decision-making processes within the association. Keywords: Splash Day, tennis matches, swimming lessons, Spring Fling, regional board representation, district-focused directors, community involvement.

The SHHA Recycling Program continues to thrive, with monthly collection days scheduled and a call for volunteers to assist the committee. Residents are reminded to submit architectural plans early for review, plan ahead for refuse collection, and participate in the District 5 Volunteer Fire Department's garage sale fundraiser. Additionally, updates on county representation, Mountain Discovery Days event, and opportunities to get involved in the community through board membership or committee participation are highlighted. Keywords: recycling program, architectural review, refuse collection, garage sale fundraiser, Mountain Discovery Days, community involvement, board membership, committee participation.

A call for participation in community events like the SHHA Annual Meeting and Board elections is made, along with a request for artists and craftsmen to participate in the Holi Crafts Bazaar. Financial difficulties are highlighted concerning the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire, urging for donations to preserve the monument. Additionally, the Sandia Heights Wildflower Club activities are summarized, including educational meetings on gardening, plant sales, and a garden tour, emphasizing water conservation and native planting. Keywords: SHHA Annual Meeting, Board elections, Holi Crafts Bazaar, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, financial support, Wildflower Club, garden tour, water conservation.

The Sandia Heights community is encouraged to engage in various tasks from road maintenance updates by Bernalillo County to selling lots for custom homes. The newsletters cover issues related to snow removal prioritization, financial opportunities for landowners looking to sell lots, and a focus on preserving community aesthetics through custom framing for artwork. Additionally, the newsletters promote neighborhood safety by discussing upcoming board meetings of the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association and astronomical events like the alignment of Venus and Jupiter. Keywords: road maintenance, custom homes, snow removal, land sales, custom framing, SHHA Board meetings, Venus and Jupiter alignment.

The May newsletter includes various classified ads for services like house sitting, yard work, and pet care. Additionally, it announces the upcoming Annual Sandia Heights Spring Fling hosted by the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association Board of Directors at Sandia Heights Park. The event will feature socializing, food, and sports activities like baseball and a basketball clinic, with lunch prepared by chefs Brad and June Prince.

Keywords: New Park Equipment Dedication, Baseball, Annual Sandia Heights SPRING FLING, Memorial Day, Sandia Heights Park, HOUSE SITTING, Lunch, Classified Ads, Community Event., Co-ed Baseball, Brad and June Prince, YARD WORK, PET CARE, SANDIA HEIGHTS BRIDGE, Prince of Peace Catholic Community, Non—Commercial Advertising, Basketball Clinic