Summer continues to heat up and so do the activities. From August 1 - 3, 2008 the Largest Home Show in the West Valley, Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, will be sizzling with some of the best home improvement companies. The show kicks off on Friday, August 1st from 10:00am to 7:00pm
Lucky number 13, or is it? 25 women that all want one thing, you; 13 just might be your lucky number. Entering its 13 season, the ABC's hit series "The Bachelor ", has turned to Scottsdale.com to help find an ambitious, charming, and successful Scottsdale gentleman. One man will have 25 opportunities to find what others would fight for. If you think that is you, or maybe one of your single male friends from 25 to 40 years old, tell that charming, stylish, charismatic man his number has been called. Who said 13 isn't lucky?
Have you ever been mesmerized by surfers gliding across waves and thought to yourself, ‘Self, one of these days, we have to learn to surf'? Well, stop wishing and start surfing. Scottsdale residents have enjoyed the beaches of San Diego for many years. This summer is your chance to take the beach experience to the next level. Get yourself to the Paskowitz Surf Camp this summer and learn the sport Hawaiians consider the true Sport of Kings. Surf camps are available for all ages!
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Twice as many arrested using DNA evidence
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/24/08 08:30:06 AM
It's not just for murders anymore. DNA analysis is being used around the Valley and across the nation to solve a greater variety of crimes, from the slaying of beloved pets to burglaries and car thefts.
Hopi expert leads Carefree visitors on desert exploration
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/24/08 08:30:06 AM
Carefree Resort & Villas has experienced a significant jump in revenues since launching a Western immersion movement offering guests a choice of recreation activities.
Scottsdale Briefs
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/24/08 01:15:09 AM
The Scottsdale Convention and Visitors Bureau is encouraging Arizona companies to take part in the Scottsdale Green Challenge. The bureau is sponsoring the Green by Design awards, which will recognize companies that exhibit environmentally friendly practices.
Airpark at heart of Scottsdale's redevelopment
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/23/08 09:45:02 PM
Scottsdale's Airpark business district is on the cusp of redevelopment, leaving city officials to resolve how to manage growth while preserving neighborhoods and views and decide whether to promote it as a night-life destination.
Scottsdale arts center director to step down
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/23/08 08:45:02 PM
The director for the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts has announced that she will step down after this summer.
Scottsdale candidates debate traffic, development
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/23/08 06:15:02 PM
The eight candidates for Scottsdale City Council supplied varying views Tuesday on how the city should deal with major issues like allowing taller buildings, condemning a neighboring water utility system and relieving traffic congestion.
JP candidates have wide range of experience
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 05:45:06 PM
A disbarred lawyer, a legal clerk, a quality-assurance technician and a finance manager are in the most contested justice of the peace court race in Phoenix.
Teacher Van Roekel ready to aid teachers
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 05:15:06 PM
Former Paradise Valley teacher Dan Van Roekel is president-elect of the National Education Association. He has been vice president of the nonprofit for the past six years and will begin his new role in September.
Stabbing suspect had drug-fraud conviction
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 05:15:05 PM
The woman accused of stabbing to death her 83-year-old Scottsdale neighbor because God told her to was previously convicted of prescription drug fraud as a licensed chemical dependency counselor in Texas.
Proper chemical disposal urged after incidents
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/23/08 03:45:04 PM
Two separate hazardous-waste incidents that sent city of Scottsdale employees to the hospital have prompted the city to urge residents to properly dispose of toxic chemicals.
Family reunion, followed by 'Family Feud'
Source: EastValleyTribune.com / Received: 07/23/08 02:30:02 PM
Donya Sherman’s appearance on the syndicated game show “Family Feud” was a truly special family affair.
Alleged burglar targeted vacant bar
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 01:00:06 PM
Scottsdale police arrested a man for suspicion of breaking into a vacant Scottsdale bar in an apparent burglary.
7 in Scottsdale area named Merit Scholars
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 11:15:06 AM
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced seven Scottsdale residents were among the 1,900 additional winners of National Merit Scholarships.
Conservancy looking for a few good stewards
Source: AZCentral.com / Received: 07/23/08 11:15:06 AM
The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy is looking for folks interested in desert preservation to serve as stewards of Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
