Mom Peccary and babies were photographed on December 13 in Carefree Village.
Courtesy of Brad Lawrence
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News
Eclectic group of candidates take on recalled slate
CAVE CREEK – The citizens who have chosen to run against the four successfully recalled councilmen include Susan Clancy, who is challenging Vice Mayor Adam Trenk.
• Trenk giving ‘Carmen Sandiego’ stiff competition
• Lewis, ASU and Carefree looking into town revitalization partnership
• County Emergency Managers seek public input
• Civics Exam Bill heads to Gov. Ducey for signature
• AMAC seeks to make Social Security a priority for Congress
• IRS to start 2015 tax season on time
• Rep. Salmon introduces legislation to protect privacy online
Opinion
'MY VIEW' | BY DON SORCHYCH
Recall election
he vindictive firing of the Cave Creek Town Manager has resulted in a cost of $194,297.85 to date. That is what the town has paid to law firm Dickinson Wright (formerly Mariscal Weeks) since the suit was filed by Usama Abujbarah. The average cost per month, so far, is $10,794.32. Of course, in addition, there is a possible liability of about $3 million.
Boombox by Dixon Diaz
Guest Editorials:
• Paying it Forward - Why I chose to run for Cave Creek Town Council | BY SUSAN CLANCY
• Actions speak louder than words | BY Steve lamar
• The death of patriotism | BY Lawrence Sellin, PhD
• Impregnating America with Muslims | BY Frosty Wooldridge
Letters to the Editor
Business
New location for Morris, Hall & Kinghorn, but steadfastly superior
estate planning service
CAREFREE – Sometimes it’s hard to find a premier estate planning law firm, but thanks to Morris, Hall & Kinghorn’s north valley relocation, it just got easier. The new office at 7208 E. Cave Creek Rd., Ste. A is visible from the road and has ample parking.
• The Heritage at Carefree raises standards for senior living
• Lifestyle Home Care provides care the way You want!
• Business to Business
• Are investors returning to the Phoenix-area housing market?
• Why demand is bringing down the economy
Community
Kiwanis Concert Series: ‘Experience The Magic’ with Dana Daniels Jan. 31 and Feb. 7
CAREFREE – The heat lamps and cash bar have been rolled out at the Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion in Carefree Town Center Gardens as the Kiwanis Concert Series continues. Catch the next hit show, “A Riot of Comedy Magic” starring Dana Daniels on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 6 p.m.
• Foothills Caring Corps hosts “Save A Place In Your Heart”
• Arizona Fine Art EXPO now underway in North Scottsdale
• Community Briefs
• Free concert March 1 by Scottsdale Concert Band
• Mardi Gras Masquerade & Madness
• Desert Foothills Library presents 7th Annual Charity Gala to Foothills community
• Pinnacle Concert Series in January: The Brothers Four and First Day
• Triple R Horse Rescue names Ken Bacher president
• Donation of books sought for 8th Annual DFLC Book Sale
Features
Fourth Annual “Rock N’ Roll Rescue” fundraiser to benefit Foothills Animal Rescue
WHAT: A four-hour event to raise much-needed funds for Scottsdale-based animal shelter. Tickets are $125 each (tables of 10 are $1,250) and include dinner, a live auction and dancing to music of the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s performed by the Roadrunners. Select small dogs will be available for adoption.