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City of AH has hired Ann Benson McGlone |
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Written by mysa.com
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The city of Alamo Heights has hired Ann Benson McGlone to fill the new position of community development director.
Since 1993, McGlone has served as San Antonio's historic preservation officer.
A registered architect in Texas and New York, McGlone serves on the Preservation Advisory Board for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, is chairwoman of the executive board of directors for the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions and has worked on such projects as the restoration of the Grand Central Terminal in New York, the Willard Hotel in Washington D.C., and the H-E-B corporate headquarters and Fairmount Hotel in San Antonio.
McGlone will oversee a staff of three and be charged with orchestrating and implementing a comprehensive plan for Alamo Heights over the next year. (mysa.com)
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AH mulls makeover of municipal headquarters |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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Alamo Heights residents got their first peek at the breadth of work involved for the updated and long-contemplated municipal headquarters: a complete reconstruction of the existing City Hall and fire department at a price tag that will likely exceed $9 million. (read more). Write letter to NSAT Editor Steve Elliott. Comments (1) | E-mail this to a Friend |
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AHNA highlights disturbing demo trend |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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Alamo Heights Neighborhood Assn. highlights disturbing demo trend
The founders of the Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association attribute the group’s growing ranks largely to a single cause: a trend of residential demolition they see as threatening the very character of their community. (read more on this story). Write letter to NSAT Editor Steve Elliott. Comments (17) | E-mail this to a Friend |
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Olmos Park mayor leaving big shoes to fill |
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Written by Colin McDonald • Express-News
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After 22 years as mayor of Olmos Park, Gerald Dubinski had one thing to say to the City Council.
“This is my last meeting as mayor, and I want it to be short.” (read more). Be first to comment this article | E-mail this to a Friend |
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Conservancy of Alamo Heights was born |
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Written by admin
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Thanks to the "Yesteryear" section in MyAlamoHeights.com, three AH residents had a meeting of the minds at lunch and the Conservancy of Alamo Heights was born. They all realize the importance of an historical group within the community, and are now organizing one. Their goal is to bring together interested citizens to recognize the cultural and architectural heritage of Alamo Heights, support preservation and revitalization efforts within the community, and maintain a city of beauty and charm. One of the group's first needs is a map of old Alamo Heights so they can start locating the original areas. If you are interested in joining, please contact
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Alamo Heights ISD candidates |
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Written by mysa.com
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Mike Morell, Alamo Heights ISD, Place 4
Why are you running for the school board? My wife (who is a former school teacher) and I have always been very interested in education in general. We have four children attending school in the Alamo Heights Independent School District (AHISD). (read more).
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Thompson says strategic planning is key for AHISD |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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Running unopposed for the Alamo Heights Independent School District Place 3 board seat, Lynn Thompson is a shoo-in to secure the slot. Still, she speaks of district issues with the energy of a candidate on the campaign trail hoping to secure votes. (read more). Be first to comment this article | E-mail this to a Friend |
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Action Taken at AH City Council Meeting |
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Written by City of Alamo Heights
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1. Approval of Minutes of the March 24, 2008 City Council Meeting
- APPROVED AS AMENDED
2. City Manager's Report - NONE
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North San Antonio Times wants to hear from you! |
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Written by admin
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 While the Internet, with its myriad of chat rooms, message boards and social networking sites, offers instant gratification when it comes to getting one's opinion out, there's still something to be said for good old newsprint. (read full story).
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AH City is preparing for more water main breaks |
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Written by Colin McDonald • Express-News
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On what would have been a perfect day in the mid-70s with blue skies Tuesday, residents near Circle Street in Alamo Heights woke to a stream of sand and mud spewing up between cracks in the asphalt and stagnant water covering their lawns. Another water main had broken, and crews would not have their road cleared until the afternoon. (read more). Be first to comment this article | E-mail this to a Friend |
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Building boom to reverberate beyond Fort Sam |
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Written by Jennifer Hiller • Express-News
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"We're building a mini-city," said Randy Holman, program manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and spokesman for the Joint Program Management Office, the tri-service military group overseeing design and construction. (read more).
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