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The April-May 2004 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the upcoming Annual Wine Tasting event, which is open to all residents over 21. The festival will feature hor d’oeuvres, a patio setting, and a silent auction. Additionally, there is a detailed update on the redesign of the Eckerd Drugstore in response to residents' concerns about its design and lighting. Changes include altering the rooftop cupolas and adding tinted windows to reduce light emissions. There is mention of ongoing discussions with developers regarding construction in the area to maintain the neighborhood's character.
Residents of Sandia Heights can join the Wildflower Club for a fee and enjoy various activities. In other news, Albuquerque Police are on the lookout for two Hispanic men in their 20s who have been robbing residents near Tramway NE, injuring people with a bat and stealing wallets and purses. Speed humps on Live Oak Road have been effective in reducing accidents, and a resident shares the positive impact they have had on the neighborhood's safety.
Keywords: Live Oak Road, Eckerd Building, Foothills Muggers, Overlay Zone, Speed Humps, Board Nominations, NM State Forestry Department. , Architectural Harmony, Silent Auction, Covenant Unification Project, Wine Tasting, Future Plans, Wildflower Club, Eckerd Drugstore Redesign, Resident Activities, Garden Calendar, Unified Covenants, Property Values, Annual Garden Walk, Crime Stoppers., Albuquerque Police, Zoning Commission