January 31, 2005
 Dear Southern Markham Ravine Neighbor,

Attached is the latest information I have acquired regarding the southern tributary of the Markham Ravine.  Regretfully, at this point in time, it is the last information I will be distributing to you.  It is getting increasingly expensive and time consuming to personally share information by going door-to-door to 50+ neighbors.  Also, I have found that some neighbors do not share the same level of interest regarding the Markham Ravine; and that some of those who are interested have put the responsibility on me to keep them informed instead of on self.  

I want to personally invite you to stay informed regarding the Markham Ravine.  There are many issues that are being addressed with many more that have yet to be reviewed and discussed.  Every Lincoln resident is invited to attend each and every Markham Ravine Neighborhood Committee meeting as all meetings are open to the general public.  The meeting dates vary from month to month so it is important to find out when the next meeting will be held at the beginning of each month.  Sometimes, the Markham Ravine Neighborhood Committee discusses other city issues that may be of interest to you as well.  Again, I will encourage you to stay informed as only you can decide for yourself what is of importance.

As always, I am not representing the City of Lincoln, the Markham Ravine Neighborhood Committee, Arnaiz Developers, any Brookview neighborhood, a specific group, you, or any other entity other than myself.  I am just one Lincoln resident freely sharing factual information about the Markham Ravine with my neighbors.

If you have any future interest in information regarding any issues, concerns, or decisions being made about any part of the Markham Ravine, please contact the City of Lincoln, the Markham Ravine Neighborhood Committee at www.markhamravine.org, the Lincoln News Messenger, Arnaiz Developers, your source of choice, etc.  You may call me at 434-9953 for what information I may (or may not) have.  Hope to see you at the next meetings! 

Thank you,
Sue Hamman