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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04_HPC_HP_PROGRESS_REPORT_Apr_2010 Heritage Programs Progress Report Parks & Recreation Department Anne Boykin, Coordinator April 1 -30, 2010 EXTERNAL Acquisitions for Project HOLD – 495 pages scanned THANKS TINA! • Farquar and Creed Family documents • Badgett Family documents • City Hall notebooks, remainder of news clippings Contacts -2 • Noel Wilson, Badgett family nephew Presentations – 4, 165 present • TAMU RPTS 311 class – Presentation of Heritage Programs & history of College Station to 50 students • Exploring History Lunch Lecture –“Star of the Republic Museum” with Houston McGaugh, 113 present • Dr. Bernard Lane Tour – Six hour tour of College Station, El Camino Real, Veterans Park, Museum of the American G.I. • Pallavi Jha -Presentation of Heritage Programs and neighborhood history to Planning & Development intern Research Requests – 1 • T. Barret Lyne, PhD – Requested El Camino Real statistics for presentation to Guardians of the Navasota • Gabbart Park – Gabbart’s great-granddaughter requested the history of the park and her great-grandfather. Publicity –4 PSAs & 20 Exploring History re-runs • WTAW Infomaniacs, live at 8:30am • Clear Channel Access Aggieland, aired twice • KBTX sound bite for Lynn Stuart Pathway, aired at 5pm, 10pm, 8am • Madisonville Meteor article about J. Payne Lara, sculptor for LSP Oral History Interviews-0 Historic Markers – 1 application pending for 118 Pershing (re-submitted) • Currently, 85 Historic Home Markers, 9 Building Markers and 2 Historic Subject Markers Exhibits – 1 • !Siempre! continues through May; still looking for a downtown place to host the exhibit Community Outreach – 4 • MAGI meeting with GSA, April 1, 8 present • BVVM Board of Directors meeting, April 14 • BVVM Lynn Stuart Pathway panel construction, April 15, 10 present • BVVM Lynn Stuart Pathway Ground Breaking, April 21, 40 present INTERNAL Volunteer – 48.5 hours Tina Hanna Volunteers – ____ hours KUDOS RE: BVVM Wall Construction movie Thank you for the movie that you sent me. I really enjoyed it. You do such good work. I look forward to visiting that sight again. Thanks again. Lyle (Schmitz), Asst. PARD Dir. David Schmitz’ brother RE: Lynn Stuart Pathway Press Release Even your press releases are creative! Becky Nugent, former PIO, City of College Station Congratulations on a beautiful exhibit, for the "pathway". Don DePasqual, Dickinson, Texas This is great. What an amazing talent Mr. Lara has. Thanks for sharing this, and I definitely want to be at the dedication. That, too, will be a great moment in our our history. Retha (Blakely), COCS Director, RISK Managmeent RE: Lynn Stuart Pathway and KBTX Congratulations on a great dedication of the Lynn Stuart Pathway. The panels are a work of art (not to speak of educational)! The piece on the evening news was very well done and you were a great spokesperson for CS. The Lynn Stuart Pathway will benefit all the school kids who will visit as well as provide an economic engine for CS as Veterans Park becomes more and more a tourist destination. Great Job! Susan Irza, HPC Good coverage on KBTX!!! Kelly Kelbly, CS PARD Well said! Mike Newman, BVVM President RE: Guardians of the Navasota River Thank you for sharing your comments and observations from last night, and Dave thank you for representing the COCS in such a professional manner. Glenn (Brown), CS City Manager Wow! Thanks again, I appreciate it very much. And speaking of the El Camino Real project, we're being careful to not pile up any dirt on the old trail location, we're staying well away from it. I know that kind of project takes many years to get off the ground, but we're ready when it takes off. And thanks for the kind words. Dave Coleman, CS Water Dept., Director RE: Points of Light Foundation Award What a day, Anne, for you and for me. And Susan (Irza), it wouldn’t have been what it turned out to be – except for you. You really had some word of wisdom today which I will not forget. I know this will go down in our history as one of those “memorable occasions.” I tell you, I nearly died when I realized they were going to stand up! People were just smiling at me and clapping. It was hard to believe. I couldn’t look at them. Don’t think I can really remember it, it dazed me so. It was incredible. Extraordinary. Barbara Althaus, BCHC