Cycle: Tour de Scottsdale Training in Ahwatukee - Phoenix Art - Jackalope Ranch:
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Saturday, September 10, 2011
Dine with the Diving Lady - East Valley Tribune: Mesa
Diving Lady sign
Part of the Starlite Motel's Diving Lady sign is on display at Mesa's Fiesta Mall.
The 50-year-old sign fronted the Starlite Motel in east Mesa, but was heavily damaged in a fall during a severe thunderstorm. It's scheduled to be re-dedicated in October.
Barbecue tickets cost $35 in advance and $40 at the door.
Information: (480) 967-4729."
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Small-business leader: Arizona needs law giving state contract preference to local firms - East Valley Tribune: Arizona
Small-business leader: Arizona needs law giving state contract preference to local firms - East Valley Tribune: Arizona: " Dollars spent with local businesses have a far greater impact on Arizona’s economy, tax revenues and jobs, and that applies even when state government puts out contracts for bid, the head of a small-business group said Friday.
Kimber Lanning, director of Local First Arizona, said Arizona should establish a preference for local firms when the state government solicits bids such as those for goods, services or contracting work.
“We are on this never-ending quest to save money on the front end,” Lanning said during an address as part of the University of Arizona’s Start Smart lecture series. “We are hemorrhaging jobs, buying ourselves broke.”
Many other states offer such an edge to locally owned companies, she said."
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Kimber Lanning, director of Local First Arizona, said Arizona should establish a preference for local firms when the state government solicits bids such as those for goods, services or contracting work.
“We are on this never-ending quest to save money on the front end,” Lanning said during an address as part of the University of Arizona’s Start Smart lecture series. “We are hemorrhaging jobs, buying ourselves broke.”
Many other states offer such an edge to locally owned companies, she said."
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Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community:
No announcement about the Scottsdale Six on the SRPMIC page but here is the link for those wishing to make a positive effort toward saving the Drive In i.e. please do not send anything negative but I am sure an inquiring phone call with some positive encouragement from the community, to help save one of Arizona's amazing pieces of Americana - the Drive In , couldn't hurt!
No announcement about the Scottsdale Six on the SRPMIC page but here is the link for those wishing to make a positive effort toward saving the Drive In i.e. please do not send anything negative but I am sure an inquiring phone call with some positive encouragement from the community, to help save one of Arizona's amazing pieces of Americana - the Drive In , couldn't hurt!
Scottsdale 6 Drive In - SRPMIC Hangs a Closed Banner @ the Drive In's West Exit!
Don't forget to join the Save the Six Facebook page (linked in a previous post)!
Scottsdale 6 Drive In:
A large white banner has been hung on the Scottsdale Six Drive-In's West Exit by the SRPMIC. The Sign simply says , "CLOSED" with an underlining . 'thank you for your patronage' at the bottom. It saddens me to see the sign hung when negotiations are supposed to be taking place. Things do look dim for our beloved piece of Americana.
"Sign posted by SRPMIC on fence off McClintock Road today near the drive in's west exit."
Scottsdale 6 Drive In:
A large white banner has been hung on the Scottsdale Six Drive-In's West Exit by the SRPMIC. The Sign simply says , "CLOSED" with an underlining . 'thank you for your patronage' at the bottom. It saddens me to see the sign hung when negotiations are supposed to be taking place. Things do look dim for our beloved piece of Americana.
You can see the sign @ the Drive In's Facebook page under their Wall Photo's or by clicking on the above link.
The Drive in did not offer much in lieu comments regarding the sign suddenly appearing.
"Sign posted by SRPMIC on fence off McClintock Road today near the drive in's west exit."
Save The Scottsdale 6 Drive-In
In an effort to rally support, please join in the fight to keep a 34 year valley tradition going!! Post any photos and stories you have to share on this page. SAVE SCOTTSDALE 6!!
***As negotiations are still taking place, please keep all negative personal beliefs/comments/concerns regarding the S.R.P.M.C. off this page.***
Thank you. "
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Photos: Tempe Healing Field - 9/11 survivor, volunteers share powerful stories | azfamily.com Phoenix
It's called the Healing Field and it is a sight to see, emotional even for those who have seen it in years past.
There is one flag for each of the 2,977 victims, most of whom were civilians, who died on 9/11. Of those, more than 2,600 were in New York at the World Trade Center, both in the towers and on the ground."
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Nonsurgical face-lift: Ultrasound technology firms, tightens skin from the inside | azfamily.com Phoenix
But imaging isn’t the only use for ultrasound technology. It can also be used as a nonsurgical face-lift, firming and tightening skin from the inside out in a single FDA-approved treatment.
It’s called Ultherapy® and Arizona Advanced Dermatology was one of the first places in Arizona to offer it. Ultherapy® skin rejuvenation is now available at several practices."
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Drink coffee and help fight cancer | azfamily.com Phoenix
by Carey Peña and Lori Santa Maria
Drink coffee and help fight cancer | azfamily.com Phoenix: "PHOENIX - Everyone is talking about Coffee Week ... so what is it?
Basically for seven straight days (September 5-11) you can go to any coffee shop that's participating in the Valley six locations and help fight cancer one cup at a time. All donations and proceeds earned from the Coffee Week event will benefit Phoenix Children's Hospital.
Aspen Decker, Executive Director for the CoffeePledge Against Cancer was inspired by his Mom to create Coffee Week. Aspen loves coffee and loves social media so he put the two together along with a cause he's passionate about and started the launch of Coffee Week. Carey Peña sat down with Aspen at Echo Coffee to ask him about the event as we know it today."
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StairClimb to help families with Cystic Fibrosis | azfamily.com Phoenix
by April Warnecke
Come enjoy our cloudy, cool change and support a great cause at the 31st annual Cystic Fibrosis StairClimb and Firefighter Challenge.
Teams can register starting at 8 a.m., and the StairClimb begins at 9 a.m., with the Firefighter Challenge to follow at 9:30 a.m."
Visit www.azstairclimb.org for more information or to register.
Spotlights to illuminate Phoenix sky in 9/11 event | azfamily.com Phoenix
Spotlights to illuminate Phoenix sky in 9/11 event | azfamily.com Phoenix: "PHOENIX (AP) -- Two spotlights will illuminate the Phoenix sky on Sunday night in remembrance of those who died in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the East Coast.
The spotlights will be lit outside the State Capitol as part of a remembrance ceremony on the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
The remembrance event is called "9/11: Remembering Our American Heroes."
It will feature Arizona historian Marshall Trimble, Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted, Phoenix Fire Department Chief Bob Khan, and Mark Spencer representing the Arizona Police Association and the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association.
As part of the remembrance, residents and businesses in downtown Phoenix are being asked to turn off their lights starting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in honor of those who were lost on Sept. 11.
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The spotlights will be lit outside the State Capitol as part of a remembrance ceremony on the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
The remembrance event is called "9/11: Remembering Our American Heroes."
It will feature Arizona historian Marshall Trimble, Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted, Phoenix Fire Department Chief Bob Khan, and Mark Spencer representing the Arizona Police Association and the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association.
As part of the remembrance, residents and businesses in downtown Phoenix are being asked to turn off their lights starting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in honor of those who were lost on Sept. 11.
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APS to launch investigation into massive outage | azfamily.com Phoenix
Deborah Springs shops in a convenience store for food items after a power outage Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011, in San Diego. A power outage is affecting millions of people across southern California, Arizona and Mexico. San Diego Gas & Electric Co. Darcel Hulce said that crews Thursday believe the outage was caused by a system breakdown and assured people it was not the result of a terror attack. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
APS to launch investigation into massive outage | azfamily.com Phoenix: "PHOENIX (AP) -- Arizona Public Service Co. says it has launched an investigation to determine what triggered a massive power outage that hit Arizona, Southern California and parts of Mexico.
APS spokesman Damon Gross tells The Associated Press they will look for reasons why whatever work an employee was performing Thursday inside a substation near Yuma became an issue as widespread as it did.
Gross says the worker was doing some preventative maintenance work on a piece of equipment called a capacitor when it triggered the massive power outage.
Crews have now restored power to most areas of California, Arizona and Mexico,"
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Phoenix to Hold Patriot Day Celebration Concert
Phoenix to Hold Patriot Day Celebration Concert: MyFoxPHOENIX.com
Phoenix to Hold Patriot Day Celebration Concert: "On Sunday, Tony Orlando and Joe Nichols are performing at a big September 11th remembrance concert in Phoenix.
Fox 10’s Alexis Vance tells us more about this celebration -- the largest of its kind in the southwest.
Patriot Day Celebration – Joe Nichols, Tony Orlando, Corinne Chapman & Phil Vandel Performances
Sun. Sept. 11
*Sen. John McCain, Rep. Ben Quayle, Gov. Jan Brewer and Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon will speak.
*Aerial Show & Skydiving Demo
2pm-9pm
Paseo Highlands Park
3435 W Pinnacle Peak Rd
Phoenix, AZ
602-262-6575
patriotdayaz.org"
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Brides Against Breast Cancer Charity Wedding Gown Tour
Brides Against Breast Cancer Charity Wedding Gown Tour: MyFoxPHOENIX.com
Brides Against Breast Cancer Charity Wedding Gown Tour: "Brides Against Breast Cancer Charity Wedding Gown Tour
Fri. Sept. 9 – 10am-12pm Power Hour Preview Shopping Spree - $10 Admission per Attendee
Fri. Sept. 9 – 12pm-6pm General Sale - Free Admission
Sat. Sept. 10 - 10am-4pm General Sale - Free Admission
Scottsdale Cottonwoods Resort & Suites
6160 N Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85253
www.makingmemories.org
www.bridesagainstbreastcancer.org"
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Wonder Pet Expo This Weekend
Wonder Pet Expo This Weekend: MyFoxPHOENIX.com
Wonder Pet Expo This Weekend: "This weekend, the Arizona State Fairgrounds is hosting a Pet Expo, where you can find all kinds of new products for your pets. There are agility demonstrations – and even driving dogs!
Fox 10 photojournalist Tom Fergus shows us around.
Wonder Pet Expo
Sat. Sept. 10 – 10am-6pm
Sun. Sept. 11 – 11am-5pm
AZ State Fairgrounds
1826 W McDowell Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85007
602-252-6771
www.azstatefair.com
480-544-2554
www.wonderpetexpo.com"
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State Sen. Sinema Explains What Jobs Plan Means for AZ
State Sen. Sinema Explains What Jobs Plan Means for AZ: MyFoxPHOENIX.com
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Lightning sparks fire at Chandler tree farm
An official says the fire was sparked by lightning
Photographer: Misty R. Jones
Read more: http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_southeast_valley/chandler/lightning-sparks-fire-at-chandler-tree-farm#ixzz1XZc104RI
Brad Miller of the Chandler Fire Department says the fire is burning at a tree farm near Brooks Farm and Cooper roads.
Miller said no structures are involved in the fire at this time.
There was no immediate estimate of how many trees were lost in the fire.
Crews from Phoenix, Sun Lakes, Tempe, and Mesa helped work to put out the blaze. "
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The Flood Control District of Maricopa County - Education Center
The Flood Control District of Maricopa County - Education Center: "One of the many programs of the Flood Control District is educating Maricopa County residents about flooding and flood hazards in an effort to promote flood safety. Newcomers to the County are often surprised to learn the desert holds an immense potential for flooding. In fact, in its history Maricopa County has experienced numerous major floods that have caused millions of dollars of damage.
Over the years, the District has implemented flood control structures, facilities and management plans that have significantly reduced the severity of flooding in the County. Nevertheless, it is important for residents to be aware of the history of flooding in the County and why flooding occurs."
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Over the years, the District has implemented flood control structures, facilities and management plans that have significantly reduced the severity of flooding in the County. Nevertheless, it is important for residents to be aware of the history of flooding in the County and why flooding occurs."
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Man dies after Arizona bee attack, 2 others injured
Photographer: ABC15
Man dies after Arizona bee attack, 2 others injured: "WILHOIT, AZ - A 69-year-old man died following a bee attack in Arizona on Thursday.
The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office says Walter Coughran, a resident of Kirkland, collapsed on a neighbor's porch after running there for help.
YCSO deputies responded to the incident in the 8300 block of Carnaby Lane, where Southern Yavapai Fire District were in the process of treating three bee sting victims.
A second victim, 48 years old, was transported to the Yavapai Regional Medical Center while the third victim was treated on the scene and released.
Preliminary information released by YCSO indicates the attack happened while the victims, who don't live at the residence, were working on the house. The homeowner was not present.
The cause of Coughran's death is not known at this time, as a medical examiner has yet to determine if the bee stings were a factor or there was a pre-existing medical condition.
The bee hive had been located near a dog house at the residence, and was likely known to have been there by the victims and homeowner, according to YCSO."
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Security tight in Valley as Sept. 11 approaches
Security tight in Valley as Sept. 11 approaches: "PHOENIX - With the 10 year anniversary of 9/11 approaching and with an ASU game Friday and a Cardinals game Sunday, Valley first responders are taking no chances.
"There are extra patrols out there," said Mike Reichling with the Tempe Fire Department. "We are ready 24/7 to respond to any incident."
Reichling said that many of the measures in place are not that different from what you would see on some level every day in the fight against terror.
"It is business as usual but with that added layer knowing that the anniversary is a time where terrorists may plan to exploit, " he said.
Since 9/11, Reichling said Tempe and other agencies received specialized equipment that would help them respond in a terror event. The equipment includes tools that can cut through beams and that can help lift heavy debris.
"We are more prepared than we were 10 years ago," he said.
At Sky Harbor and airports across the country security is also high, though passengers we spoke with said they didn't see drastic changes or delays while traveling."
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Officials trying to bring guns from U.S.S. Arizona, U.S.S. Missouri to Arizona
Arizona officials are trying to bring two guns, one from the U.S.S. Arizona and the other from the U.S.S. Missouri, to our state in time for the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
"I had no idea what was going on," said Lambert Modder, who served in the Navy when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.
Modder is one of many who are thrilled Arizona is trying to bring the two guns to Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza in Phoenix. The U.S.S. Arizona was bombed during Pearl Harbor, and the U.S.S. Missouri hosted the surrender of the Japanese troops.
"They really represent the bookends of World War II," said Secretary of State Ken Bennett, who is leading the effort to bring the guns to Arizona."
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Arizona governor heads to China on trade mission
Gov. Jan Brewer
Photographer: Getty Images
The goal of the trip is to drum up new commerce and jobs in Arizona.
The Arizona Republic says the group leaves Wednesday and will visit with dignitaries, firms and government officials in Shanghai, Chengdu, Beijing and Hong Kong.
The delegation also will attend a series of "investment seminars" in which China-based companies will discuss potential expansion opportunities in Arizona."
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Groupon teams with animal rescue organization for campaign
Photographer: Getty Images
Copyright Getty Images
Beginning September 12, Groupon's G-Team page will feature a campaign for RESCUE, which is a volunteer-driven organization that saves dogs and cats from kill lists.
The campaign will allow Groupon users to pledge support for RESCUE in $10 increments, each providing a dog with boarding for one day."
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Tempe police ID man held in luring incidents
Tempe police ID man held in luring incidents: "Tempe police on Saturday identified the man suspected of trying to lure two young girls into his car as 30-year-old Joseph Jamie Larosa.
Larosa, a Tempe resident, was arrested Friday night at his home in the 1300 block of East Todd Drive. He was booked on two counts of luring a minor and two counts of attempted public sexual indecency, police said.
"This investigation remains ongoing as Tempe Police detectives review open cases with similar circumstances for any connection to Larosa," said Sgt. Steve Carbajal, a spokesman for the Tempe Police Department."
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Larosa, a Tempe resident, was arrested Friday night at his home in the 1300 block of East Todd Drive. He was booked on two counts of luring a minor and two counts of attempted public sexual indecency, police said.
"This investigation remains ongoing as Tempe Police detectives review open cases with similar circumstances for any connection to Larosa," said Sgt. Steve Carbajal, a spokesman for the Tempe Police Department."
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Phoenix-area storm: Lots of thunder, little rain
Phoenix-area storm: Lots of thunder, little rain: "The storm that moved through the Valley Friday night brought plenty of thunder and spectacular lightening, but it didn't leave much in the way of rain.
The National Weather Service in Phoenix said just a trace of rain was reported at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Rainfall totals were higher in some areas including east Mesa, which recorded just over a half-inch and Chandler, which received a quarter inch. On average, the Valley received two-tenths of an inch of precipitation, said Mike McLane, National Weather Service meteorologist.
Larger amounts fell in Tucson, where stronger storm cells lead to three-quarters of an inch of rain."
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The National Weather Service in Phoenix said just a trace of rain was reported at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Rainfall totals were higher in some areas including east Mesa, which recorded just over a half-inch and Chandler, which received a quarter inch. On average, the Valley received two-tenths of an inch of precipitation, said Mike McLane, National Weather Service meteorologist.
Larger amounts fell in Tucson, where stronger storm cells lead to three-quarters of an inch of rain."
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Mudslide on 89A slows traffic
Mudslide on 89A slows traffic: "A mudslide and fallen tree near the Dairy Queen restaurant in Oak Creek Canyon on Friday afternoon slowed traffic along Highway 89A between Sedona and Flagstaff after heavy rainfall fell in the area.
According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, traffic was delayed in both directions and motorists were being escorted between mileposts 378 and 380 as crews removed debris.
The slide, which was located north of the Dairy Queen restaurant, left only one lane of traffic open"
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According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, traffic was delayed in both directions and motorists were being escorted between mileposts 378 and 380 as crews removed debris.
The slide, which was located north of the Dairy Queen restaurant, left only one lane of traffic open"
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Leaving prints
It was during a visit to New York City in 2009 that life-long Flagstaff resident and self-taught artist Philip Haviland saw first-hand the devastation still visible from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The experience inspired him to begin an art project that he continues today. Haviland, 24, who works at Flagstaff Medical Center and hopes to attend art school in Las Vegas, Nev., next year, started making stencils and sending them to fire stations in New York City. Now three years into the project, he has created and sent stencils to 60 New York fire stations. His goal is to send one to each of the more than 130 stations in the city. Each stencil comes with a letter to the firefighters from Haviland. In it he writes, �I decided to create a piece of art in recognition and honor of what you�ve seen, what you�ve lost, and what you will never forget. I wanted everyone to know that your courage and sacrifice will live on forever in the hearts of your fellow countrymen. I created the enclosed print for you, each and every one of you. It is a gift from me, my way of saying thanks by putting into my art what I can�t say in words.� His project is self-funded and to help raise money to continue the project he is selling additional prints for $30. For more information, he can be contacted at haviland_design@yahoo.com. One hundred percent of the proceeds are returned to the project, he said. (Courtesy photo)
Read more: http://azdailysun.com/news/local/78bf9baf-d8b6-5db6-bb52-83c5857bf27f.html#ixzz1XZa6hC6G
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Designers: 9/11 memorial's focus is inclusion, not controversy - East Valley Tribune: Arizona
Memorial designer
Eddie Jones, a designer of the “Moving Memories” memorial in Phoenix, stands beside his creation. Jones was one of three designers who worked on the project.
The phrase is passive, he said. It evokes peace.
And it’s among the phrases some lawmakers wanted removed from the memorial outside the State Capitol – a bid that Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed earlier this year."
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House considers bill to streamline foreign farmworker visa program - East Valley Tribune: Nation / World
House considers bill to streamline foreign farmworker visa program - East Valley Tribune: Nation / World: "By URIEL J. GARCIA Cronkite News Service | 1 comment
WASHINGTON – A House committee Thursday considered a streamlined guest-worker program that supporters say would ensure a sufficient supply of — documented — farmworkers in the U.S.
The American Specialty Agriculture Act would eliminate much of the current H-2A visa program for foreign agricultural workers and replace it with a streamlined program, H-2C, meant to make it easier for farmers to hire temporary workers.
“The bill (is about) immigration reform, but it’s really a jobs bill,” said Dan Fazio, director for the Washington Farm Labor Association, who testified in support of the bill at Thursday’s House Judiciary subcommittee hearing.
In Arizona — where as many as half of the 75,000 agriculture workers may be undocumented, by some estimates — farm officials said they like the idea behind the bill."
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WASHINGTON – A House committee Thursday considered a streamlined guest-worker program that supporters say would ensure a sufficient supply of — documented — farmworkers in the U.S.
The American Specialty Agriculture Act would eliminate much of the current H-2A visa program for foreign agricultural workers and replace it with a streamlined program, H-2C, meant to make it easier for farmers to hire temporary workers.
“The bill (is about) immigration reform, but it’s really a jobs bill,” said Dan Fazio, director for the Washington Farm Labor Association, who testified in support of the bill at Thursday’s House Judiciary subcommittee hearing.
In Arizona — where as many as half of the 75,000 agriculture workers may be undocumented, by some estimates — farm officials said they like the idea behind the bill."
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Think holidays and lights - East Valley Tribune: Chandler
Think holidays and lights - East Valley Tribune: Chandler: "Sure, it's 100 degrees now, but Chandler wants you to start thinking about holiday festivities. The city is asking residents to enter the 22nd annual Parade of Lights, which allows individuals and groups to contribute to the pageantry of the show.
All parade entries will be decorated with colorful holiday lights and entered into a competition for best musical or dance group, community group, automotive group, business, animal, mascot and biggest and brightest. The parade has been sanctioned as an official Arizona Centennial event, so there's also a competition for parade entries that best celebrate the state's history.
Parade entries are due Oct. 28, and participants must attend a Nov. 9 pre-parade meeting. Entry forms are available at www.chandleraz.gov/special-events or by calling (480) 782-2665. The parade is part of the 55th annual Tumbleweed Tree Lighting, which begins 4:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in downtown. The parade begins at 7 p.m."
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All parade entries will be decorated with colorful holiday lights and entered into a competition for best musical or dance group, community group, automotive group, business, animal, mascot and biggest and brightest. The parade has been sanctioned as an official Arizona Centennial event, so there's also a competition for parade entries that best celebrate the state's history.
Parade entries are due Oct. 28, and participants must attend a Nov. 9 pre-parade meeting. Entry forms are available at www.chandleraz.gov/special-events or by calling (480) 782-2665. The parade is part of the 55th annual Tumbleweed Tree Lighting, which begins 4:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in downtown. The parade begins at 7 p.m."
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Deal Chicken | Best Daily Deals, Discounts and Coupons in Phoenix, Arizona | $14 for lower-level Phoenix Mercury playoff tickets
Deal Chicken | Best Daily Deals, Discounts and Coupons in Phoenix, Arizona | $14 for lower-level Phoenix Mercury playoff tickets: "
The Deal
Expires: September 17, 2011
May purchase multiples.
Game will be on either 9/15 or 9/17 at 7:00 PM at the US Airways Center.
Date will be determined by final standings on Sunday, Sept. 11. Visit PhoenixMercury.com for updates.
Valid for lower-level seats in sections 104-106 and 110-112.
All taxes and fees included.
Tickets will be available for pickup the day of the game, one hour before tip-off at a table outside the ticket office at US Airways Center.
If gifting tickets, the person who made the purchase must pick them up with identification."
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The Deal
Expires: September 17, 2011
May purchase multiples.
Game will be on either 9/15 or 9/17 at 7:00 PM at the US Airways Center.
Date will be determined by final standings on Sunday, Sept. 11. Visit PhoenixMercury.com for updates.
Valid for lower-level seats in sections 104-106 and 110-112.
All taxes and fees included.
Tickets will be available for pickup the day of the game, one hour before tip-off at a table outside the ticket office at US Airways Center.
If gifting tickets, the person who made the purchase must pick them up with identification."
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Magnitude 6.7 quake strikes off of Vancouver
Magnitude 6.7 quake strikes off of Vancouver: "VANCOUVER, British Columbia - A magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck Friday off the coast of British Columbia, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
The quake struck 12:41 p.m. PDT (1941 GMT) at a depth of 14.3 miles (23 kilometers) about 173 miles (279 kilometers) west of Vancouver, the USGS said. The quake was initially reported to have a magnitude of 6.7 but was later downgraded by the USGS.
The quake's epicenter just off the west coast of Vancouver Island, south of Port Hardy."
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The quake struck 12:41 p.m. PDT (1941 GMT) at a depth of 14.3 miles (23 kilometers) about 173 miles (279 kilometers) west of Vancouver, the USGS said. The quake was initially reported to have a magnitude of 6.7 but was later downgraded by the USGS.
The quake's epicenter just off the west coast of Vancouver Island, south of Port Hardy."
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30 from China get wild Bondurant ride
30 from China get wild Bondurant ride: "Thirty residents of China took a spin behind the wheel Wednesday at the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving, one of the largest driving schools in North America.
"They don't speak English, and they were smiling from ear to ear," said Bondurant spokesman Paul Czachowski.
"Their enthusiasm was off the chart.""
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"They don't speak English, and they were smiling from ear to ear," said Bondurant spokesman Paul Czachowski.
"Their enthusiasm was off the chart.""
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Comerica Theatre Concert Tickets, Schedule, Seating Chart | Official Live Nation Site.
Comerica Theatre Concert Tickets, Schedule, Seating Chart | Official Live Nation Site.: "Comerica Theatre Tickets
400 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85003"
400 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85003"
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