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The University Grove Homeowners Association
published three newsletters a year during the years between 1999 and
2007. Beginning in 2011, the newsletters went online.
August/September 2011 Grove E-news/PDF version
June/July 2011 Grove E-news/PDF version
April/May 2011 Grove E-news/PDF version
March 2011 Grove E-news/PDF version
January
2011 Grove E-news/PDF version
The following newsletters are in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. Adobe Acrobat Reader is needed to view these files. Click on a month to view a newsletter.
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Last Issue: February 2007 "An urban planning pioneer and Maggie Thatcher's contemporary" (Barbara Lukermann) |
Past Issues
- June 2006 "The end of an era" (Bill & Rosemary Hartup)
- February 2006
- October 2005 "Canadian expatriats at home in the Grove" (The Deen family)
- June 2005 "Madame Picasso" (Dorothea Smith)
- February 2005 "Making way for the next generation" (Susan Phipps Yonas & Al Yonas)
- October 2004 "Someone to reckon with"( Sheila Richter)
- June 2004 "My Grove" (Marilyn Fenske Heltzer)
- February 2004 "Passionate about music" (Kathryn Ulvilden Moen)
- October 2003 "A house of a different color" (Helen Foster & Fred Cooper)
- June 2003 "What are you wearing today?" (Joanne Eicher)
- February 2003 "The king of spinach" (Phil Raup)
- October 2002 "A call for help and hope" (Pauline Boss)
©2007University Grove Homeowners Association
Last updated 8/2/11
The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author. The contents of this page have not been reviewed or approved by the University of Minnesota. University Grove Information Officer and Web Editor: Karen Kloser. Webmaster: Andrew Mercer-Taylor. Web design, consultation and training provided by Cindi Knouft. This website was compiled from information given by former residents E.W. Ziebarth and Elizabeth Close,
and the University Grove Homeowners Association.