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    Neighbor Notes

  • The Dallas Police Department is seeking sites for a spring cleanup effort. Report graffiti, trash, etc. to crimewatch@peaksaddition.org.
  • Don’t forget to pay your membership dues! $50 for individuals, $75 for couples, $25 for seniors. Payment can be submitted:
    1. At the March General Meeting
    2. Via check to PAHA, PO Box 140805, Dallas, TX 75214-0805
    3. Online at www.peaksaddition.org/mt/join.html
  • The new Whole Foods Market on Gaston at Abrams will opening March 2 at 9:30. Join in the opening ceremony with free goodies!
  • On January 30, 2009, MZ Grocery filed its motion for rehearing.  This was a procedural requirement for them to appeal the Administrative Law Judge's, and ultimately, TABC's ruling against them.  The motion was expected and PAHA, in connection with Cody McCullar of the Dallas City Attorney's Office, has filed a response. Because MZ Grocery has a right to appeal the decision that was rendered against them, it was important to start the appellate process so that a final resolution can be reached within a reasonable time.  Stay tuned for more updates from Walker Duke as they occur.
  • nomas@dallasnews.com is the address to email to unsubscribe from the yellow bagged Al Dia newspapers that frequently show up in our yards.  Or, call 469-977-3747.  
  • From Nicole and Tony Childs on Grigsby: We went to "Taqueria El Bambi" which is right next door to Jade Garden, on Bryan St. near the intersection of Fitzhugh, and we LOVED IT.  The place is clean, well lit, and run by a very nice English-speaking lady named Theresa.  She was incredibly friendly and warm, and gave us cheese and jalapeno tamales to try out for free. The food was delicious and authentic. We had the fajita and barbacoa soft corn tacos, with grilled onions, cilantro, limes, and green (spicy!) and red salsa.  It's a little family-run hole in the wall, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Try it out!
  • Check the website for updated information on tax incentives for historic restoration in Peak’s Suburban Addition Historic District (PSAHD).

    • Posted by on February 28, 2009 5:18 PM |

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