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New district 3 councilor sworn inSaturday, June 27, 2009 1:55 PM MDTMayor Tom Swisstack had 10 candidates from which to choose as he pondered his replacement for the district 3 council seat left vacant because of the death of Delma Petrullo. |
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Opinion
Was Gutierrez the best choice?
There was a little bit of contention during last Wednesday’s city council meeting. The source was Mayor Tom Swisstack’s choice of Tamara Gutierrez to fill the district 3 council seat left vacant following the death of Delma Petrullo.
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Unique pets coming to town
Saturday, June 27, 2009 1:55 PM MDTAustralian animals known as sugar gliders will be available later this summer at Critters Pet Store.
A good day in the park
Saturday, June 27, 2009 1:55 PM MDTObserver - Jimmy Currier photo
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July 3rd, 2009
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*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE *** CONTACT: HENRY AVERY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ALBUQUERQUE LITTLE THEATRE, 242-4750, CELL 850-2217 HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL II SET TO BE A SMASH AMONG FAMILY AUDIENCES The first Family Series show of Albuquerque Little Theatre’s 80th Anniversary Season will delight all ages Albuquerque, N.M.—School’s out for Gabriella and Troy, their friends and frenemies, and everybody’s working at the country club this summer. Toss in a highly competitive talent show, scheming Sharpay and a sports scholarship – the tension mounts as we find out if Troy and Gabriella will get together 4ever. But in the meantime, they can really sing and dance in “High School Musical II”! Albuquerque Little Theatre (ALT) presents this wildly popular show with local talent. The show runs from Aug. 7 to Aug. 23 and will end your school kids’ summer with fireworks of the musical kind. Directed by Jonathan Dunski and starring local teens Amanda Morales and Caleb Horst as Gabriella and Troy, “HSII” is sure to please local audiences. For interviews with Avery, the cast and crew, and for cast photos, call Henry Avery at (505) 850-2217. Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at (505) 242-4750 or by visiting www.albuquerquelittletheatre.org and paying by credit card through Click4Tix. Show dates and times are as follows. Watch for weekly updates on all of the exciting shows and events slated for our 80th Anniversary Season! “High School Musical II” Aug. 7 Fri. 7 pm Aug. 8 Sat. 2 pm Aug. 8 Sat. 7 pm Aug. 9 Sun. 2 pm Aug. 13 Thurs. 7 pm Aug. 14 Fri. 7 pm Aug. 15 Sat. 2 pm Aug. 15 Sat. 7 pm Aug. 16 Sun. 2 pm Aug. 20 Thurs. 7 pm Aug. 21 Fri. 7 pm Aug. 22 Sat. 2 pm Aug. 22 Sat. 7 pm Aug. 23 Sun. 2 pm Albuquerque Little Theatre celebrates its 80th Anniversary Season with a lineup of hits on its Main Stage and in the Family Series. Starting with the hilarious comedy “Shakespeare in Hollywood” and its Gala Premiere Night, we present the brand-new “White Christmas” as our holiday show. Next year, we continue our celebration with “Dial M for Murder,” Neil Simon’s “Plaza Suite” and wrap with “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” and a Big Birthday Blowout. Literally. The Family Series presents “High School Musical II,” “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” and “The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf.” Albuquerque Little Theatre is the premiere community theatre in Albuquerque, producing fully staged, quality live shows and nurturing young talent through education and outreach. At home in its building designed by famed Southwest architect John Gaw Meem, the theatre resides in the first structure to be built in Albuquerque by the Works Progress Administration, part of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal. Quite a few well-known actors got their starts at Albuquerque Little Theatre, including Vivian Vance, whose Emmy award for “I Love Lucy” is on display here. Albuquerque Little Theatre 224 San Pasquale SW Albuquerque, NM 87104 505.242.4750 --end-- |
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VETERANS FROM WWII,KOREA,VIETNAM,DESERT STORM,IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN, MEET EVERY FRIDAY FOR COFFEE AND BREAKFAST. |
| People Helping People Food Pantry | |
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| People Helping People distribute food on the last Saturday of every month to families and Senior Citizens in need of assistance. A small donation would be wonderful. |
| East Mountain Artists Association Exhibit | |
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| Group Exhibit of 100 works in oil, watercolor, pastel, ink, photography, fiber and raku fired clay. |
