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JULY 29, 2015

Ten unique pet-friendly day trips in Arizona


Arizona Animal Welfare League waives adoption fees on dozens of dogs and cats

Pet of the Week

MULLET OVER BY JAMES K. WHITE  |  JULY 29, 2015

Seahorses have no teeth

On most weekday mornings, divers employed by the City of Paris don wet suits and remove objects from predetermined sections of the Seine River bed. Typical troves include bicycles, cutlery, cell phones, keys and coins. Occasionally, discoveries include museum quality ancient artifacts, modern guns and gold/silver crucifixes. Near the Palace of Justice (where divorces are granted), discarded wedding bands have become almost commonplace.

BOOK NOOK   |  JULY 8, 2015

Cave Creek area featured in new Apache Wars novel

The new novel, “Chatto’s Promise” traces the deadly raid by the Apache warrior, Chatto, and his band of 21 raiders through the area near Cave Creek in 1883.

July 29 – August 4, 2015
We have multiple cycles that represent the economic outlook.  Most of us are aware of the debacle of 2008 and the efforts this country has poured into recovery.  Unfortunately between now and the end of May 2016, we have another recessionary cycle, a smaller one that occurs within the larger one we already know.

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