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Alamo Heights mayoral candidate withdraws with AHNA complaint

By on Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 5:01 pm

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Remember that Alamo Heights shadow government story we ran a while back? Well, apparently we aren't the only ones critical of the PAC that has been passing itself off as a neighborhood association up the road. One-time mayoral candidate Sarah Reveley just withdrew from the race complaining of harassment by Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association founder John Joseph. A sizable yard sign in front of Reveley's house spells out her reasons. (Click for closer view.)

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And then there are various images on her webpage that "ellaborate." Such as:

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Now it's down to Cooper and Kiel. More info at MyAlamoHeights.com.


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