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SNAPSHOT 11 A Day of
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THIS WEEK
INTHE NEIGHBORHOOD
THURSDAY 5.21A & E‘Les Misérables’7 p.m.Through Sunday, May 24Musical Theatre of Anthem42323 N. Vision Way602-743-9892 www.musicaltheatreofanthem.org$16–$19Modern classic based on Victor Hugo’s novel. The uplifting story about the survival of the human spirit set during the French revolution.
COMMUNITYBook Discussion Group6:30–7:30 p.m.Agave Library23550 N. 36th Ave.602-626-4636 www.phoenixpubliclibrary.orgDiscuss “The Silver Star” by Jeannette Walls.
KID STUFFTeen Volunteer Orientation: Session One6:30 p.m.Through Saturday, May 23North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000, www.mcldaz.orgRequired training for helpers age 12–18 for summer reading programs. Complete application at front desk prior to attending.
SCHOOLAnthem Prep: Early ReleaseAnthem Preparatory Academy39808 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-465-4776, www.anthemprep.orgKindergarten–2nd grade at 11:45 a.m. Grades 3–12 at 12:05 p.m.
NVCA: Pre-K PromotionNorth Valley Christian Academy42101 N. 41st Drive623-551-3454, www.northvalleyca.orgSunset Ridge: Food Truck Thursday5–7:30 p.m.Sunset Ridge School35707 N. 33rd Lane623-445-7800 www.dvusd.org/sunsetridgeFive or more trucks with gourmet food for
sale. Everyone welcome.
Gavilan Peak: Kindergarten Promotion6–7 p.m.Gavilan Peak School2701 W. Memorial Drive623-445-7400 www.dvusd.org/gavilanpeakAnthem: Band Concert7–8 p.m.Anthem School41020 N. Freedom Way623-376-3700, www.dvusd.org/anthemFifth grade performs.
Adams Traditional: Early Release (Last Day of School)NoonAdams Traditional Academy2323 W. Parkside Lane602-938-5517, www.atachoice.orgJefferson Prep: Early Release (Last Day of School)NoonJefferson Preparatory High School16635 N. 51st Ave.602-595-2990, www.jphschoice.orgCaurus: Early Release (Last Day of School)11:30 a.m.Caurus Academy41900 N. 42nd Ave.623-551-5083, www.caurusacademy.orgDiamond Canyon: Spring Band and Choir Concert6:30 p.m.Diamond Canyon School40004 N. Liberty Bell Way623-445-8000 www.dvusd.org/diamondcanyon
FRIDAY 5.22A & EMusic in May: AZ Dueling Pianos7–9 p.m.Anthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-742-6050
www.onlineatanthem.com/music-mayFreeCross-genre classics with two pianists and other members. Ice cream available. Bring a blanket or chair. [See page 9.]
Live Music7:30–9:30 p.m.Elevate Coffee Company2530 W. Happy Valley Road602-341-5480 www.elevatecoffee.com/eventsNo coverTodd Owens performs alternative and acoustic music.
SCHOOLAnthem Prep: Early Release (Last Day of School)Anthem Preparatory Academy39808 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-465-4776, www.anthemprep.orgKindergarten–2nd grade at 11:45 a.m. Grades 3–12 at 12:05 p.m.
Ridgeline: Last Day of SchoolRidgeline Academy 33625 N. North Valley Parkway623-223-1335www.ridgeline.teamcfa.orgNVCA: Early Release (Last Day of School)11 a.m.North Valley Christian Academy42101 N. 41st Drive623-551-3454, www.northvalleyca.orgStepping Stones: Early Release (Last Day of School)11:30 a.m.Stepping Stones Academy35812 N. 7th St.623-465-4910 www.steppingstonesacademy.orgSunset Ridge: Choir Spring Pops Concert7 p.m.Sunset Ridge School35707 N. 33rd Lane623-445-7800www.dvusd.org/sunsetridge
Todd Owens performs at Elevate Coffee Company Friday.
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SHOPPINGMemorial Day Weekend Sidewalk SaleThrough Monday, May 25Outlets at Anthem4250 W. Anthem Way623-465-9500www.outletsanthem.comStore discounts.
SATURDAY 5.23A & ELive Music7:30–9:30 p.m.Elevate Coffee Company2530 W. Happy Valley Road602-341-5480 www.elevatecoffee.com/eventsNo coverJeff Shaffer performs.
May Music MagicNoon–6 p.m.Outlets at Anthem4250 W. Anthem Way623-465-9500, www.outletsanthem.comLive entertainment every Saturday in May, including Maddie McLeod, Rhapsody School of Music students, Musical Theatre of Anthem performers and Todd Owens. Prospective performers can contact [email protected] or [email protected].
FOOD & DRINKMarket on the Move7–10 a.m.St. Rose Philippine Duchesne2825 W. Rose Canyon Circle623-465-9740, www.stroseparishaz.org$10Get up to 60 pounds of seasonal produce to eat and share with friends and neighbors.
HEALTHAlzheimer Support Group10 a.m.–noon Anthem Civic Building3701 West Anthem Way623-910-6072A forum to share feelings, concerns, information, support and encouragement.
SCHOOLAnthem Prep: Commencement7–8 p.m.Anthem Preparatory Academy39808 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-465-4776www.anthemprep.org
SUNDAY 5.24COMMUNITY
Anthem Country Club: Memorial Day Celebration
Noon–3 p.m.Persimmon County Club2708 W. Anthem Club Drive623-742-6222 www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Anthem-Golf-Country-ClubFree
Music with DJ “Toad” Matt Figueroa. Games, food and drink specials. All kids must be accompanied by an adult. For Country Club residents. Reservations required.
FOOD & DRINKAnthem Farmers Market9 a.m.–1 p.m.Anthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkwaywww.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com/FM_Anthem.html
MONDAY 5.25A & E
Fireside: Memorial Day Pool Party
10 a.m.–1 p.m.Fireside at Norterra Community Center28185 N. Melvern Trail623-434-6414www.ourfiresidenorterra.netFreeWater slide, slip-n-slide and food trucks. For Fireside residents and their guests (bring your membership card).
COMMUNITYRepublic Services Waste Service Reschedule Due to Holiday602-237-2078www.republicservices.comIf your service falls on Monday, May 25, you will be serviced Tuesday, May 26.
Memorial Day Ceremony10 a.m.
Anthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-879-3011 www.onlineatanthem.com/news/memorial-day-2015FreeHonor the service and sacrifice of veterans who have fallen while serving our country. Speakers and music by ProMusica Arizona. Public welcome. At the Veteran’s Memorial. Bring a chair. [See page 11.]
Daisy Mountain Fire Department Board Meeting7 p.m.Daisy Mountain Fire Department Station 14143814 N. New River Road623-465-7400www.daisymountainfire.orgOpen to the public.
KID STUFFSummer Movie Fun: ‘The Lorax’9:45 a.m.Through Friday, May 29Harkins Norterra 142550 W. Happy Valley Road623-582-2020www.harkinstheatres.com$7/All 10 moviesPick one day each week, Monday–Friday. Adults must be accompanied by child. Program runs May 25–July 31 with a different movie each week.
OUTDOORSAnthem Country Club: Member Appreciation Monday7 a.m.–8:30 p.m.Ironwood Country Club and Persimmon Country Club2708 W. Anthem Club Drive623-742-6210 www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Anthem-Golf-Country-ClubFreeFifty-percent off all guest green fees. For Country Club residents.
SCHOOLDVUSD: No School623-445-5000www.dvusd.org
TUESDAY 5.26COMMUNITYRepublic Services Waste Service Reschedule Due to Holiday602-237-2078www.republicservices.comIf your service falls on Tuesday, May 26, you will be serviced Wednesday, May 27.
Dueling Pianists Get Friday’s
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A Z Dueling Pianos takes the stage Friday, May 22
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interaction and raucous fun from the dueling duo.
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A Day of Remembrance at Anthem’s Renovated Landmark
S N A P S H O T
By Nadine [email protected]
Since the construction of the Veterans Memorial in 2011, the North Valley has had an appropriate place to
honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
This year’s ceremony will feature U.S. Marine Corps Major General James M. Myatt delivering the keynote address. General Myatt commanded the 1st Marine Division during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm (1990–1991), which defeated seven Iraqi Army divisions, seized Kuwait International Airport and liberated Kuwait City.
U.S. Air Force Colonel Thomas Kirk (Retired) will lead the POW/MIA ceremony. Colonel Kirk’s plane was hit by anti-aircraft fire in 1967. Forced to eject, he landed in a field 28 miles outside Hanoi where he was captured by the Vietnamese
army and held prisoner for more than five years.
Ceremony-goers this year will enjoy a renovated and more colorful backdrop, courtesy of Valley Crest Landscape. The new design favors low-profile, flowering shrubs in place of the young Texas mountain laurel trees which have been removed. The colors of the blooms around each bench represent the corresponding branch of military. Some of the grass has been replaced by crushed rock to help keep sprinklers from encroaching on the area.
The Anthem Veterans Memorial Support team is working with the Arizona Department of Transportation to install signage on I-17 directing travelers to the award-winning monument. io
Memorial Day Ceremony10 a.m., Monday, May 25 Anthem Community Park41703 N. Gavilan Peak Pkwy
Summer Classes Ages 2 ½ - 6
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Bloom colors in the new flower beds at the historic Anthem Veterans Memorial represent each military branch.
Smart Money, Smart Kids7–8 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-210-4740, www.arizonahills.org$59In a six-week video course, Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze teach parents how to raise money-smart kids in a debt-filled world.
SCHOOLSunset Ridge: Pre-K Promotion6:30 p.m.Sunset Ridge School35707 N. 33rd Lane623-445-7800, www.dvusd.org/sunsetridgeDVUSD: Governing Board Meeting7 p.m.Deer Valley Unified School District20402 N. 15th Ave.623-445-5000, www.dvusd.org
WEDNESDAY 5.27COMMUNITY Anthem Community Council: Board of Directors Meeting6:30 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6000, www.onlineatanthem.comAll Anthem residents encouraged to attend.
SCHOOLDVUSD: Early Release (High School Only)623-445-5000www.dvusd.org Anthem: 8th Grade Promotion6–7 p.m.Anthem School41020 N. Freedom Way623-376-3700www.dvusd.org/anthemCanyon Springs: 8th Grade Promotion5:30 p.m.Canyon Springs School42901 N. 45th Ave.623-376-5200www.dvusd.org/canyonspringsGavilan Peak: 8th Grade Promotion5:30 p.m.Boulder Creek High School40404 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway623-445-7400www.dvusd.org/gavilanpeakSunset Ridge: 8th Grade Promotion5:30 p.m.Sunset Ridge School35707 N. 33rd Lane623-445-7800www.dvusd.org/sunsetridgeDeer Valley Middle: 8th Grade Promotion7 p.m.Barry Goldwater High School2820 W. Rose Garden Lane623-445-3000www.dvusd.org/bghsDiamond Canyon: 8th Grade Promotion7:30 p.m.Diamond Canyon School40004 N. Liberty Bell Way623-445-8000 www.dvusd.org/diamondcanyon io
THURSDAY 5.21A & E'One Man, Two Guvnors'7:30 p.m.Through Sunday, June 14Phoenix Theatre100 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix602-258-1974, www.phoenixtheatre.com$35–$75Called one of the most hilarious shows in British theatre history, "One Man, Two Guvnors" was nominated for seven 2012 Tony awards.
Michael Somerville7:30 p.m.Through Sunday, May 24House of Comedy5350 E. High St., Suite 105, Phoenix480-420-3553, www.az.houseofcomedy.net$13–$20Best known for appearances on "Stand Up or Shut Up" and "What Guys Want."
The Phoenix Symphony: Mahler's Symphony No. 17:30 p.m.Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale480-994-ARTS www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org$39–$59A musical journey of triumph over death.
HEALTHMeditation for Healing6–7 p.m.HonorHealth Breast Health
and Research Center19646 N. 27th Ave., Suite 205, Phoenix623-780-4673www.honorhealth.com/wellness/eventsFreeHealing techniques including visualization, breath work, positive affirmation and guided meditation.
Blood DriveNoon–5 p.m.American Red CrossJuniper Branch Library1825 W. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix800-733-2767, www.redcrossblood.orgAll blood types needed, especially types O negative, A negative and B negative. Appointment required.
FRIDAY 5.22A & EThe Phoenix Symphony: Mahler's Symphony No. 111 a.m.; 7:30 p.m.Through Saturday, May 23Symphony Hall75 N. 2nd St., Phoenix602-495-1999, www.phoenixsymphony.org$18–$79A musical journey of triumph over death.
U2: Innocence and Experience Tour7:30 p.m.Through Saturday, May 23U.S. Airways Center201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix602-379-7800, www.usairwayscenter.com$65–$275
FOOD & DRINKCarefree Farmers Market9 a.m.–1 p.m.Carefree Amphitheater Gardens101 Easy Street, Carefreewww.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com/FM_Carefree.html
OUTDOORSLooking for Wildlife7–9 a.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road Morristown602-372-7470, www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleLook for wildlife while hiking the Morgan City Wash Loop trail.
SATURDAY 5.23A & E6th Annual Cave Creek Balloon Festival5:30–10 p.m.38406 N. Schoolhouse Road, Cave Creek877-245-9651www.cavecreekfestival.com$10/Adults; $5/Children ages 3–12; Free/Children under 3Hot air balloons of all shapes and sizes on display. Live music by Madison Holmes, Lauren Riley and Heartlyn Rae. Food and beverages for sale. Kids' zone, and fireworks to cap off the evening.
Trace Bundy7:30 p.m.Musical Instrument Museum4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix480-478-6000, www.themim.org$27.50–$34.50Guitar virtuoso uses poetry and banter in his acoustic music.
OUTDOORSDesert Denizens10 a.m.Cave Creek Regional Park
37019 N. Lava Lane, Cave Creekwww.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleEverything you ever wanted to know about venomous creatures.
Pleasant Paddlers Program8 a.m.–noon Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road Morristown602-372-7470www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/Vehicle, $2/WatercraftAn 8-mile paddle exploring the northern coves. Not for beginners. Bring your canoe, kayak or SUP and a life vest.
SUNDAY 5.24A & E'The Dance of Belle and the Beast'5 p.m.Herberger Theater Center222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix602-252-8497www.herbergertheater.org$24.50–$13.50A village girl encounters a beast and falls in love.
Memorial Day Weekend Fireworks and Barbecue
6:30 p.m.Wet 'n' Wild Phoenix4243 W. Pinnacle Peak Road, Glendale623-201-2000www.wetnwildphoenix.com$29.99–$39.99All-you-can-eat dinner from 6:30–8 p.m. (Additional $11.99–$14.99.) Fireworks at 9:45 p.m.
Bette Midler: Divine Intervention8 p.m.U.S. Airways Center201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix602-379-7800www.usairwayscenter.com$42–$207
OUTDOORSScenic Hike7–9 a.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road Morristown602-372-7470www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleModerate hike to Yavapai Point.
MONDAY 5.25OUTDOORSHike and Splash9–11 a.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road Morristown602-372-7470www.maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleA hike down to the shoreline. Cool down with a splash in the water. Wear shoes that can get wet (no flip-flops).
TUESDAY 5.26A & ENiyaz7 p.m.Musical Instrument Museum4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix480-478-6000www.themim.org$35.50–$39.50A blend of medieval Sufi poetry and folk songs from Iran and nearby countries with acoustic instrumentation and modern electronics.
WEDNESDAY 5.27A & E'The Phantom of the Opera'7:30 p.m.Through Sunday, June 7ASU Gammage1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe480-965-3434, www.asugammage.com$50–$200Classic from Andrew Lloyd Webber with new designs, choreography and special effects.
Darren Carter7:30 p.m.Through Sunday, May 31House of Comedy5350 E. High St., Suite 105, Phoenix480-420-3553www.az.houseofcomedy.net$15–$20As seen on "Comedy Central" and "Chelsea Lately."
HEALTHYoga for Recovery6–8 p.m.Deer Valley Medical Center Campus19841 N. 27th Ave., Suite 406, Phoenix623-780-4673 www.honorhealth.com/wellnessFreeGentle class tailored for breast cancer survivors. io
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Ben Avery to Close for Renovations
Ben Avery Shooting Facility will be closed
to the public for a week in order to complete more than $100,000 in improvements. Located on 1,650 acres on SR 74 just off I-17, Ben Avery is one of the nation’s largest publicly-operated shooting facilities, drawing more than 120,000 shooters a year.
The project includes…• A higher berm to serve
as a backstop for 67 shooting stations.
• LED light fixtures above every shooting station.
• Insulation on the underside of the steel canopy for sound dampening.
Ben Avery Renovation ScheduleCloses Wednesday, May 27.Reopens 7 a.m., Thursday, June 4.
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T H E TA L K » BY BRAD WOOD
Sherry Harless At-home Mom, Phoenix“A Starbucks by itself. A Ross store. There is no Ross store here. T.J. Maxx, too.”
Cheryl RodgersRetired, North Phoenix“I’d love to see a Sweet Tomatoes and a Dillard’s, JC Penny or Sears. Definitely more restaurants.”
Ben FilerReal Estate Agent, Phoenix“I would like to see a Sprouts or a Whole Foods to mix it up. At least a couple high-end restaurants, too.”
James Lester Air Conditioning Technician, Phoenix“Restaurants. We don’t have a big variety. A pet store as well. Staples would be great.”
RETAIL REQUESTS “Fry's Marketplace and Fuel Center plan to anchor a new shopping center off Dove Valley Road and North Valley Parkway. What would you like to see join the development?"
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“Driver education appears to do a good job in preparing students to pass state licensing examinations. The expectation that driver education by itself will lead to a decreased teen crash rate is unrealistic.”
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Of the more than 8,000 DVUSD sophomores, juniors and seniors,
most of those looking for driver education classes at school will be disappointed. The 72 seats in the district’s summer driver’s ed classes have already filled up. The fall semester is expected to have a similar capacity when the schedule is released in July. Expect those to fill up just as quickly.
Gone are the days when driver ed programs were part of the high-school curriculum and all students spent hours behind driving simulators before getting behind the wheel. State-subsidized programs in high schools around the country began disappearing around 15 years
ago, according to DVUSD’s Enrichment Specialist Stephen Slavick.
“When I came [to DVUSD] in 2006, I was overseeing driver’s ed and we still had a couple of programs in the high school, but we were phasing them out because the state increased the math and science curriculum [requirements],” Slavick said.
While DVUSD’s self-funded driver ed program has attempted to fill the gap, Slavick told In&Out, “Driver’s ed instructors are hard to come by.” The specialized courses needed to earn a Driver’s Education Endorsement aren’t offered by any college in Arizona, and the programs are disappearing around the country, he said.
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Does it Matter?For decades, researchers
have criticized driver education programs. Studies from as far back as 1978 showed high school driver education did not reduce the rate of fatal crashes involving teens. Driver ed did, however, dramatically increase the number of teens who got a license at 16 or 17 instead of 18 or 19, according to research published in the American Journal of Public Health. More teen drivers, more teen fatalities. And, the report stated, 18- to 19-year-old drivers weren’t reaping the benefits as neither the driver ed nor the two extra years of experience had any significant effect on their crash rates.
“Driver education appears to do a good job in preparing students to pass state licensing examinations; The expectation that driver education by itself will lead to a decreased teen crash rate is unrealistic,” claimed a 2012 report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The report added that more rigorous exams, graduated driver licenses, and restrictions on teen driving that are better reinforced by parents would be more effective.
But some still like the idea of driver education. In a more recent study, AAA found driver education to be associated with a 4.3-percent reduction in crashes and nearly 40 percent fewer convictions.
State Farm agent Justin Simons said, “I firmly believe every youthful driver should take some form of driver’s ed. I find it sad that there is not a formal driver’s education program in our high schools.”
The AdvantageBy fulfilling the
requirements at an ADOT-approved driver ed program, most students can bypass the MVD written and driving tests. Twenty percent, however, will be selected randomly to test as a quality control measure.
Many insurance companies will knock a couple bucks off the premium of a driver ed grad. And some even offer programs. “Our Steer Clear program is based on logging hours behind the wheel,” said Simons. “However, more importantly, it is about creating awareness. In order to receive our discount, a youthful driver must complete a weekly journal about their driving experiences and watch a video that brings awareness and caution to the forefront.” io
For Those Who Want Driver EdHIGH SCHOOL DRIVER ED PROGRAMS• DVUSD’s Community Education Program
www.dvusd.org/Page/222 Cost $295 Summer courses are full. Fall courses to be announced in July.
• Peoria Unified School District Summer Programwww.peoriaud.k12.az.us Cost $150 (classroom instruction only), $200 (behind the wheel), $50 additional fee for non-district students June 22-July 8 Registration info 623-486-6000
• For a full list of ADOT-approved high school programs: www.azed.gov/prevention-programs/driversed/
THIRD-PARTY (PRIVATE) INSTRUCTION• Several Options To be eligible to waive the
MVD driving tests, be sure to choose an ADOT-approved program from this list: http://bit.ly/1F8HXMe Cost Private instruction tends to be pricey at around $500.Do they deliver? Most driving schools operate south of Loop 101. Many offer pick-up/drop-off service.
TOOLS • Complete Driver’s Manual and Practice Tests
Go to http://azdot.gov/mvd• Driver Ed Programs From Your Insurer
Visit your vehicle insurance company’s website; Many have programs available.
• Learn the Graduated Driver License Laws Parents should learn and enforce the GDL laws to help keep teens safe. In Arizona, a GDL (Class G license) restricts
• Overnight driving• The number of minor passengers
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The whole world seems to be very aware of the natural
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In fact, traces of residents from nearly 1,000 years ago still remain. Less than 20 miles from downtown Sedona, a group of Sinagua Indians built two large red rock pueblos, where they lived between the years 1125 and 1300. Known today by their Hopi names of Palatki
and Honanki, these two spectacular ruins lie within five miles of each other.
Both sites, managed by the U.S. Forest Service and the Red Rock Pass Program, are protected by the 1979 Archeological Resource Protection Act. Sadly, that has not prevented some recent destructive graffiti at Palatki (or “Red House”), so tours are now only possible with the guidance of a docent.
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REAL ESTATE WATCH » HOME SALES
SEVEN DAYS IN 85087 Home sales in 85087 recorded during the prior 7-day period as reported by the Maricopa County Recorder May 11.
CLOSED ADDRESS SOLD PRICE $/SQ FT SQ FT BUILT BEDS BATH5/7/2015 42622 N 44th Dr $290,000 $113.90 2,546 2006 3 2.5
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SEVEN DAYS IN 85085 Home sales in 85085 recorded during the prior 7-day period as reported by the Maricopa County Recorder May 11.
CLOSED ADDRESS SOLD PRICE $/SQ FT SQ FT BUILT BEDS BATH5/5/2015 2413 W Hunter Ct $276,000 $108.58 2,542 2006 4 2.5
5/6/2015 33620 N 26th Ave $211,000 $139.37 1,514 2005 2 2
5/6/2015 1803 W Tombstone Trl $408,991 * * * * *
5/7/2015 2607 W Royer Rd $379,990 $148.09 2,566 2014 4 2.5
5/8/2015 2394 W Jake Hvn $206,000 $109.46 1,882 2004 4 2
5/11/2015 2316 W Caleb Rd $357,182 * * * * *
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SERVICES - METAL WORKWelding Repairs, ie: gates etc. and custom metal fabrication. Call: Bill at AZ Fabrication, Est. 2004. Ph: 623:764:0811
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A Professional paint company, D and D Paintscapes Inc. Licensed, bonded, Insured. 480-244-6620
A+ Awesome prices for Anthem's / Tramonto's BEST quality, dependable and customer-service orientated painting company. That is why over 1700 satisfied homeowners have chosen Daisy Mountain Painting. Your Home Town Painter. Shop local, DMP supports our community FOUNDER of Hands Across Anthem / Arizona. Color showroom with digital imaging, OUR 5-7 YEAR HOA PROTECTION PLAN IS INCLUDED AND COVERS FADING,15/25 year SW Paint. Call 623.551.3156 ROC # 267818 All Credit Cards Accepted. (TIP) Always ask your painter for PROOF OF PURCHASE.
Arizona Color Pros LLC A+ BBB Accredited reviews are from Anthem Over 1000 satisfied home owners in Anthem. Exterior Special under 1600 sq ft $1199. Privacy walls and drywall are free 5, 7 & 10yr Warranties We have many packages to fit your Budget. 602-423-9848 free Estimates -0 Money Down, all major credit cards accepted. The Best in Anthem Price, warranty and Customer Service
DOUBLE D SERVICES Licensed Residential & Commercial Painting Interior & Exteriors 602-861-3000
Paul The Painter-10 Yr Anthem resident. 32 yrs experience.Lic / Ins Lic # 290176 Call 623-670-9033
Sam's Painting & Const. LLC Res. & Comm. Lic/Bond. ROC 287617. BBB A+ Family-owned. 480-290-0014
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Dog Training. Problems with your dog? Who should you call? Sofu's Dog Care 480-261-0626 www.sofudogs.com
SERVICES - PLUMBINGA+ Rated BBB- LIBERTY PLUMBING of ANTHEM- 623-551-9156. All repairs, water heaters toilets, sinks, faucets, gas lines, softeners, RO systems, slab leaks, drain cleaning recirc pumps- LICENSED/INSURED-ROC #188630
FLOW RIGHT Plumbing, full service country club plumbing @ Costco prices, call Jess - 602 228-6192
ProSkill -Plumbing your LOCAL NO SERVICE CHARGE Plumber. See Page 2 for Deals! 623-551-7473 L#254779
SERVICES - POOLANTHEMPARAGONPOOLREPAIR.COM Local Family Owned Since 2008 Licensed/Bonded/Ins ROC #294270 (623) 853-3078
Anthems most reliable pool care professional. Weekly service and repairs. Call Max Pool Care 480-794-0309 or email [email protected] for a clean pool!
Aquatic Solutions pool care. For all your pool care needs. Anthem resident L&I 602-881-0353
Blue Cactus Pool Service LLC: Anthem's Preferred Pool Company. Visit Our Website For List of Services/Repairs and Get a Quote: www.BlueCactusPool.com 623-889-1366 Licensed Bonded Insured ROC#278248
Deep Blue Pool Service LLC. We Will SHOCK You With Our Service! Anthem Resident Since 2003. 623-261-1213
MURPHY'S Pool Service and Repair, Inc. - Locally owned and operated weekly service and equipment repairs. Licensed and insured, call us 480-251-1198 or visit www.murphyspools.com
VETERAN POOL SERVICE. Veteran Owned & Operated. Weekly service & repairs. Serving Anthem. www.veteranpoolservice.net 602-791-3000
SERVICES - ROOFINGC & R Roofing. Free Estimates. Anthem Based. Repairs, Re-Roofing and Patios. (480) 510-6787.
Rain Man Roofing. Repairs, Maintenance, Re-Roofing & Patios. Free Estimates. 623-670-2835 ROC 268230
TRANSPORTATIONTransportation, Anthem’s “legal” sedan/limo company just won “Best Businesses in Phoenix 2014” for Limo Companies. Southwest Sedan Service as been headquartered in Anthem since 2005. Visit our website www.swsedan.net or call 602-481-0894
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REAL ESTATE WATCH » HOME SALES
DIXIE LINEBERGERREALTOR®
3668 W. Anthem Way Suite B-158Anthem, AZ 85086
If your property is currently listed with a REALTOR®, please disregard this notice.
Serving the needs of my clients before, during and after each transaction!
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SEVEN DAYS IN 85086 Home sales in 85086 recorded during the prior 7-day period as reported by the Maricopa County Recorder May 11.
CLOSED ADDRESS SOLD PRICE $/SQ FT SQ FT BUILT BEDS BATH5/5/2015 3848 W Ranier Ct $240,000 $131.36 1,827 2005 4 25/5/2015 608 W Lavitt Ln $305,000 $148.93 2,048 2000 3 2.55/5/2015 40843 N Union Trl $415,000 $159.86 2,596 1999 4 2.55/5/2015 40124 N Rolling Green Way $560,000 $127.04 4,408 2004 4 4.55/6/2015 1829 W Morse Dr $204,000 $140.30 1,454 2004 2 25/6/2015 609 W Galvin St $475,000 $173.93 2,731 2001 4 35/7/2015 3741 W Jacksonville Dr $249,000 $78.06 3,190 2004 4 35/7/2015 41824 N Mill Creek Way $267,500 $153.65 1,741 2000 2 25/7/2015 43002 N Hudson Ct $315,000 $144.50 2,180 2002 3 2.55/8/2015 3537 W Owens Ct $184,000 $131.15 1,403 2000 2 25/8/2015 41008 N Trailhead Way $185,000 $150.41 1,230 2003 2 25/8/2015 3829 W Blue Eagle Ln $214,000 $108.91 1,965 2007 4 2.55/8/2015 38033 N Pagoda Ln $223,000 $102.86 2,168 2007 4 2.55/8/2015 42965 N Challenger Trl $245,000 $90.61 2,704 2002 3 35/8/2015 40715 N 3rd Ave $395,000 $140.37 2,814 2005 4 35/8/2015 56 E Irvine Rd $450,000 $165.08 2,726 2004 4 3.55/11/2015 1822 W Owens Way $175,000 $138.45 1,264 2004 2 25/11/2015 3001 W Donatello Dr $314,000 $133.62 2,350 2003 3 3
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