Thursday, May 1, 2008
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A site to share photos and information about people and businesses in the Town Branch neighborhood of south Fayetteville, Arkansas. The area is named after the Town Branch of the West Fork of the White River, which flows from the University of Arkansas campus through the heart of the neighborhood.
Town Branch water-level chart measured at MLKJr Blvd. near S. Paris Ave./S. Garland Ave.
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Spring outdoor events
Related links and links of interest
- Association for Beaver Lake Environment
- Aubrey's View Web log
- aubunique blogspot
- Aubunique.com
- Beaver Lake Watershed — Arkansas
- Beyond shelter — A new approach for the homeless
- Carbon Caps Task Force
- Cool Earth Now
- Fayetteville Ark City Government
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Friends of World Peace Wetland prairie blog
- Government Channel TV of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Hank Kaminisky's Web site: The Village Sculptor
- I-neighbors Web site
- Jo Ann Kaminisky's Web site: The Art Experience
- June 8, 2009, meeting of Town Branch neighbors with developers of proposed student apartments adjacent to Fayetteville National Cemetery
- National Cemetery Neighbors and Friends
- Neighborhood statistics
- Northwest Arkansas environment central
- Rain Garden Guide with photos and instructions
- Red Oak Park — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Regional National Cemetery Improvement Corporation
- Senior Activity Center — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Sept 3, 2005, video Ray Vaughn and Leroy Moody on Hill Avenue
- Severance Tax
- Spelunkers caving and karst forum
- The Iconoclast
- Town Branch Neighborhood zoning map
- Town Branch neighbors and Bob Estes from a second camcorder on June 8, 2009
- Town Branch on I-Neighbors
- Town Branch on I-Neighbors.org
- Town Branch photos on Flickr
- Town Branch water level measured at MLK JR Blvd
- University of Arkansas employees union
- University Union Voice
- World Clock documents environmental change
- World Peace Wetland Prairie blogspot
- World Peace Wetland Prairie Web site
Blog Archive
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- Roy Sullins back yard April 2004
- Town Branch after rain near level of Stanley Sulli...
- August 2006 photos of Stanley Sullins yard
- Amendment of Hill Place student-apartment plan req...
- Broyles agrees with neighbors, urges developer to ...
- Why we not have?????? Simsbury, Conn., has commiss...
- Wetland must be protected or flooding and reductio...
- Jonah Tebbetts ties together bits of recent histor...
- Council to consider Hill Place student-apartment p...
- Hill Place student-apartment plan amended to requi...
- Council holds off decision on Hill Place/Aspen Rid...
- Tonight's the night to support your neighborhood a...
- View west toward railroad showing wetland typical ...
- Wetland overflow area view north January 25, 2004,...
- Understanding what is beneath the surface necessit...
- 24-stem cluster of milkweed can be seen on my spec...
- Everyone needs to watch Thursday's meeting at 9:30...
- Protecting vegetation along stream banks and in ov...
- 2005 plan for Aspen Ridge
- Morning News story on Town Branch neighborhood mee...
- Everyone will be welcomed!
- Old U.S. Geological Survey maps of Town Branch Nei...
- Do it right or don't do it at all!
- No title
- FEMA floodplain map of Aspen Ridge and downstream
- Aspen Ridge/Hill Place land was mostly a huge natu...
- Seven-trunk willow on Dec. 5, 2004, in overflow ar...
- Ward, neighborhood meeting to discuss Aspen Ridge ...
- Links to help prepare for 5 p.m. May 15, 2008, nei...
- Fran Alexander discusses Hill Place student-apartm...
- Fayetteville City Council to visit Town Branch Nei...
- Today's schedule for Government Channel with times...
- Google map of Town Branch neighborhood with labels
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3 comments:
Most of the trees in this photo are gone now!
Aub, why don't you just surrender? The mayor and council always roll over for Broyles. It doesn't matter whether he is fronting for Hal Forsythe or John Nock or this Hill Place development "team." He gets it his way and never loses a dime.
What's new? Hank and Tom pander their dad's mostly good name to profit. At least Frank could claim to be helping the state's main rallying point, the Razorback athletic program. These boys are just greedy.
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