MARCH 3, 2011
Archaeology in the Northern Periphery
The Desert Foothills: In Danger Of Being “All Used Up?”
The Desert Foothills has seen a continuing population expansion since the 1870s. The Western Apache and Yavapai Indians used the natural resources of the area to add to their food supply. The first United States citizens to traverse these hills were miners seeking mineral deposits they thought certainly existed just under the surface of mother earth.
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MARCH 2, 2011
Boy Scout Troup 603 honors four with Eagle Scout Ranking
CAVE CREEK – Troop 603 in Cave Creek is very proud to announce they recently honored four of their Scouts with an Eagle Scout Court of Honor. All four scouts have completed the requirements for Eagle Scout and have had their records examined by an Eagle Scout Board of Review.
In addition to several other requirements, the scout must plan, develop, and give leadership to a service project for any religious organization or any school or community. Each of the four scouts had a unique project in which they devoted much of their time, energy and leadership skills to accomplish. (Pictured l-r: Keegan Carson, Adam de Szendeffy,
Kevin de Szendeffy, John Christ).
MARCH 2, 2011
Got Stuff? Please donate to Pack 134’s Scouting for Stuff Rummage Sale
Donations being accepted now – please call
Sale Date: April 16 & 17
Sponsored by: Cave Creek American Legion #34
Sale Location: 6272 E Cave Creek Rd. next to El Encanto Mexican Café.
Call Korri at 480-247-9695 for pickup and tax deductible information. Cub Scouts Pack 134 is a non-profit organization.
MARCH 2, 2011
Volunteers sought for river bank clean-up on the Lower Salt River
MESA – As one of the busiest recreation spots on the Tonto National Forest, the Lower Salt River Recreation Area hosts thousands of visitors year round. Unfortunately, many of these visitors leave their trash behind, and some of it accumulates in the river. Keep reading ...
FEBRUARY 28, 2011
Carefree Earth Day Expo offers free workshops to educate residents on how to reduce electric bills with energy efficiency, free solar power and building design
Residents will learn how to utilize APS solar rebate and state/federal tax credits that will pay for a large percentage energy efficiency, solar hot water heaters and solar power installations
Carefree, Cave Creek, North Phoenix, North Scottsdale and Anthem residents are invited to attend FREE Energy Efficiency and Solar Installation and Design workshops that will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 16, 2011 at the Carefree Council Chambers located at 100 Easy Street, Carefree. The Carefree Earth Day Expo will educate customers on the easiest and most cost-effective ways to reduce or zero out their electricity bill for the next 25 years.
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FEBRUARY 28, 2011
At the Desert Foothills Library in Cave Creek throughout March
The Bourne Trilogy Film Festival and The Ludlum Identity Book Signing Event
EVENTS: The Bourne Trilogy film festival and The Ludlum Identity book signing with author Kenneth Michael Kearns, MD.
WHAT:
A three-week Bourne Trilogy film festival followed by a book signing of The Ludlum Identity, by Kenneth Michael Kearns, MD. The Ludlum Identity tells the story of Robert Ludlum, the man behind Jason Bourne.
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CAVE CREEK – Archaeological Society (AAS) is proud to have one of its own members as their featured guest speaker. Doss Powell, a bioarcheaologist and faculty member at Paradise Valley Community College, will show photos and discuss his latest findings ...