Meetings & Events
Ask Opie!
- Got a question about city rules, traffic, OPNA happenings, almost anything? Just Ask Opie and we'll answer by return e-mail!
Join the Osuna Park Neighborhood Association!
- Download and fill out the Membership Form, then mail it, along with your $12.00 Annual Membership Dues (payable to Osuna Park NA) to:
- Penny Hoe, Membership Chair
9412 Dona Rowena NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111 - Membership Form
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Stay Informed!
- Members with email can be added to Opie's Electronic Alert and Announcement list so they can quickly find out the latest news on what is happening in our neighborhood and the city. Emails are sent out as BCC: so your privacy is protected and only Opie knows who you are - and he won't tell!
Next General Membership Meeting with Board Elections
26 August 2010 at the School Cafetorium
Free Refreshments!
Speakers will include Karen Montoya, the Bernalillo County Assessor, who will talk about the
services her department provides and answer your questions from the floor. We also plan to host a
Judge from the Metro Court to explain the new Arbitrtation Process and when it is appropriate - even
mandatory - to use arbitration instead of a lawsuit.
We will have some great pictures from
the July 4th parade and party, reports from the treasurer and membership committee, and handouts
on quite a variety of interesting topics you have asked us about.
Perhaps most importantly, we
will be electing new members for our Board to help OPNA run for another year.
Please come and enjoy the social fellowship, the refreshments, and the time to hear from our
guest speakers. If you have any suggestions for future meeting topics, please contact any Board
member by email at opna@cnsp.com
OPNA hs a Geocache!
N 35o 08.734" W 106o 28.046"
What's a Geocache, you ask? It's a small box of trinkets, souveniers, and other stuff traded by those who find it, plus a logbook and pencil. There are several hundred thousand hidden worldwide by Geocachers, people with a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver who love to play hide-and-seek in a rather unique way. Opie's cache was originally hidden near the school, but someone vandalized it, so a new cache was hidden off one of the open space trails that start at the parking area at the top of Spain. Here's Opie's log on the worldwide Geocaching link. Just enter Opie's cache identifier GCRG3C in the "Search for Geocaches" window. If you have a GPS, go look for it! It's a great hike in a beautiful area of the National Forest, and you can even leave an OPNA souvenier of your own.
