Those present at the UHA Annual Meeting on January 31 were neighborhood residents, including five first-time participants. We were also joined by City Councilor Isaac Benton, Joyce Pullen of the mayor’s office, and Maggie Seeley, who again facilitated the meeting.

A special thank you to Councilor Benton, who spoke and answered neighborhood related questions, to Joyce Pullen, and to Maggie Seeley for helping make the meeting interesting and informative.

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The following information is provided courtesy of U.S. Representative Martin Heinrich's office. Representative Heinrich's district includes the University Heights neighborhood.

U.S Representative Martin Heinrich (NM-1) is inviting residents of the First Congressional District to participate in a live telephone town hall meeting on Thursday, February 25, 2010 to discuss at 6:00 p.m. MST.

“During this phone call, I hope to get your ideas about how we can move forward to create jobs, open...

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University Heights residents are invited to come to the Safe City Meeting Wednesday February 17, 7 PM, at the Bank of America Building, Central at Washington, in the offices of Nob Hill Development Corp. Click here for a map.

The University Heights Association is one of the charter members of the Safe City project, and we want to know about your public safety concerns so we can work together to resolve them. The program is a partnership between the City of Albuquerque, the Albuquerque Police D...
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The following information is provided courtesy of Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry's office.

It’s still not too late to protect you and your family from getting sick from H1N1 (Swine Flu) by receiving a free H1N1 vaccination at a local City of Albuquerque Community Center. Children under 10 years old who have already had one flu shot still need a second dose. So if it has been over 21 days from the first dose, these clinics offer an opportunity for parents to protect their children at no ...
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