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Alamo Heights addresses demolition requests |
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Written by Tony Cantú - Contributing Writer/ North Central News
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The Alamo Heights City Council June 23 authorized demolition of two local structures without knowing what type of development would fill that vacancy. (read more).
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Grade Our Leaders (Results) |
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Written by Administrator
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The results of June's Question of the Month are in! Check out the grade averages and see how the area leadership perfomed. We had 127 eligible submissions which lead to over 1,500 grades and over 300 comments. Comments that were disrespectful or involved personal nonsubstantive attacks were deleted or modified by me but I tried to keep most comments as they were provided. The grades are posted here and the comments for each person can be found below or click the green symbol next to each name. We used the standard GPA of A=4 pts., B=3 pts., C=2 pts., D=1 pt., and F=0. Thanks for participating. (write a new comment).
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Design of Proposed New Alamo Heights City Facilities |
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Written by City of Alamo Heights
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During the the June 22nd City Council worksession, Lake/Flato Architects presented a schematic design of proposed new city facilities. See full pdf or view photos below.
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Alamo Heights/Olmos Basin Nature Trails |
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Written by Administrator
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As health and wellness become a more important part of everyone's life, a group of interested Alamo Heights citizens spent two Sunday mornings in June exploring the Jack Judson Nature Trails and the walking-hiking-biking trails in Olmos Basin. They were greatly impressed by what they saw, but the consensus was that the area is in need of additional maintenance, repair and respect.
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Could another school funding lawsuit be brewing? |
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Written by Gary Scharrer - Express-News
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...Some midsize wealthy school districts received a favorable adjustment for having fewer than 5,000 students. Alamo Heights fell into that category. It stands to get an increase of $224 per student next year, nearly as much as property-poor Edgewood ($246 per student) and more than San Antonio ISD ($196), also a property-poor district. (read more).
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Garden-Ville Founder Speaks at AHNA Meeting |
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Written by John Joseph • AHNA President
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 AHNA is pleased to announce that the well known and highly respected Founder of Garden-ville, Malcolm Beck, will be the guest speaker at the quarterly general membership meeting on Sunday, July 12 in the Community Room at HEB's Central Market located at 4821 Broadway.
The meeting/workshop begins at 4:00 PM and the Community Room is upstairs across from the Cooking School.
Mr. Beck will speak for about 45 minutes on organic gardening, with time allowed for follow-up questions and answers. To learn more about Mr. Beck and his natural methods please go to www.MalcolmBeck.com
Attendance will be limited to AHNA dues-paid members. If you have not yet joined, it's not too late. You won't want to miss this unique, and helpful learning opportunity. Due to the limited seating capacity, reservations are being required. RSVP by email to
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and telephone (210) 828-6444
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AH Resident Bill Moll Resumes Leadership of KLRN |
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Written by www.tvnewsday.com
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 William G. Moll, the former head of the Clear Channel Television group (now Newport Television), is back in the station business where he started — at noncommercial KLRN San Antonio, Texas (DMA 37).
The Board of Trustees of the Alamo Public Telecommunications Council (APTC) announced in February that Joanne Winik, president-general manager of noncommercial, for the past 22 years, would retire effective Sept. 30. Today, Jim Goudge, chairman of the APTC board of directors announced that Moll will succeed Winik as interim president-GM. (read more). |
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Top honor awarded to local Girl Scouts |
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Written by North Central News
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Four Girl Scouts from north central San Antonio and five from the Alamo Heights area were awarded the Girl Scout Gold Award in May.
The Gold Award is the highest recognition earned by Girl Scouts ages 14 to 17. The leadership skills and sense of community and commitment developed by earning the Gold Award sets the foundation for a lifetime of active citizenship. (read more). |
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Alamo Heights examines parking issue |
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Written by Tony Cantú - Contributing Writer/North Central News
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Alamo Heights residents frustrated by a stream of cars parked along their neighborhood curbs – vehicles belonging to motorists visiting nearby commercial venues – will have to wait a bit longer for a resolution. (read more).
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AHNA to Publish "Advocate" Newsletter Monthly |
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Written by John Joseph • President, AHNA
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Starting in July, 2009 the Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association will begin publishing a monthly, multi-page newsletter named the "AHNA Advocate." It will be mailed free of charge to all single family residences, apartments and condos in the City of Alamo Heights. Total circulation will be approximately 2,400.
The new newsletter is the official publication of the Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association.
Articles should be e-mailed to
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. For advertising information please call 1(888) 687-6444. The deadline for all stories and advertising for the July issue is Friday, June 19. The first newsletter is expected to be mailed July 1-10. |
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You're Invited to AHNA's Summer Social |
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Written by AHNA
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All Alamo Heights residents (regardless of AHNA membership or not) are invited to the Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association's fun, free, quarterly THIRD THURSDAY SOCIAL this Thursday, JUNE 18 from 5:30 PM until 7:30 PM at the charming, recently renovated home of Peggy Day and John Hertz, 316 Harrison Avenue. (Harrison is the street opposite the front door of Cambridge Elementary.) Peggy and John recently moved to Alamo Heights from San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
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Stage II Water Restrictions now in Effect |
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Written by City of Alamo Heights
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The City of Alamo Heights in now in Stage II Water Restrictions and the following restrictions apply.
Landscape watering using automatic or manual irrigation system is permitted only once a week between the hours 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The last number of your address determines what day you are able to water.
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Alamo Heights moves to 177 of top U.S. High Schools |
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Written by Newsweek.com
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The Top of the Class
The complete list of the 1,500 top U.S. high schools.
Public schools are ranked according to a ratio devised by Jay Mathews: the number of Advanced Placement, Intl. Baccalaureate and/or Cambridge tests taken by all students at a school in 2008 divided by the number of graduating seniors. All of the schools on the list have an index of at least 1.000; they are in the top 6 percent of public schools measured this way. (read more).
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The 16th Annual Taste of Heights |
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Written by The Alamo Heights Chamber of Commerce
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 Thursday, September 24 2009, 7:00pm - 10:30pm
The 16th Annual Taste of Heights hosted by the Alamo Heights Chamber of Commerce will take place on September 24th at the beautiful Witte Museum. (see AH Chamber's site for more info)
This event will feature a silent auction, restaurants from the San Antonio area, several live music venues, and even an art exhibit. The restaurants give of their time and talent to make the evening an exciting culinary experience, while many of our area business offer silent auction packages that offer something for everyone.
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AHISD trustees honor student achievements |
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Written by Edmond Ortiz - Editor/North Central News
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The Alamo Heights Independent School District board spent part of its May 21 meeting formally recognizing several students who recently achieved honors in various competitions and events. (read more).
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Alamo Heights may raze house for new City Hall space |
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Written by Tony Cantú - Contributing Writer/North Central News
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Alamo Heights City Council last week took a major step toward building a new municipal complex by pursuing acquisition of a house in the proposed construction's path or exercising eminent domain proceedings if a sales agreement is not reached. (read more).
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