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IF IT SMELLS FUNNY TO YOU… Dear Doreen, After looking at almost 30 homes, I think this is it! (Thanks to you and Amy for all your patience.) This home has it all and something extra I don’t want: an odor problem. Each time I look at the house, I smell what seems to be either a pet or a slight smell of cigarette smoke. But the home appears quite clean. Once the owner’s stuff is out, will I have to buy new carpet, replace window coverings and paint the interior to remove the odor? That’s not in the budget. But, I sure want to buy this one! Super Sniffer Dear Super Sniffer, When a buyer enters a home they don’t turn off their other senses. The owners say the home is smoke-free and they don’t have any pets. But, that doesn’t mean the previous owners didn’t. If the odor is one you are this concerned about, you may want to pass and continue to look. I must add, neither Amy nor I detect the smell that offends you. This one has to be your decision, for sure. Doreen

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD There is so much more!

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THURSDAY 7.17

Games, crafts, music and dancing. Learn about the summer reading program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Located in the suite next to Dance Academy North. Info: norterrashopping.com/events 623-582-9599

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FRIDAY 7.18

Parents can have an evening without the kids. Games, activities and pizza dinner. Ages 3–12 (must be potty-trained.) Event Friday, July 25, from 6–10 p.m.

Rotary Club

7:15 a.m. Ironwood Country Club 2708 West Anthem Club Drive Info: clubrunner.ca/anthem, 623-225-6342

Info: onlineatanthem.com, 623-879-3011

MONDAY 7.21

COMMUNITY

Science Fiction Film Series: ‘Children of Men’

Bingo

Canceled until further notice.

6—8:15 p.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Info: 623-551-9805

ENTERTAINMENT

Golden Go-Getters Hand and Foot 1—4 p.m. Anthem Civic Building 3701 West Anthem Way

Outlets at Anthem 4250 West Anthem Way

Card game. Bring a snack to share, coffee provided. For ages 50 and up.

For every pound of fudge purchased at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, another pound of fudge will be sent to our military overseas. Through the end of July.

Info: outletsanthem.com/event, 623-465-9500

Cool, Slimy, Stinky

10—11:30 a.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Open house style drop-in. Learn something new and take home a craft. For all ages. Info: mcldaz.org, 602-652-3000

Made by Hand

1 p.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

A gathering place for those wishing to knit, crochet, tat, macrame or work with fiber. Bring your projects, books, patterns, accomplishments and knowledge to share with others. Ages 18 and up. Info: mcldaz.org, 602-652-3000

Anthem Neighborhood Watch Community Awareness Forum 7—8 p.m. Anthem Civic Building 3701 West Anthem Way

Info: onlineatanthem.com, 623-879-3011

6 p.m. St. Rose Philippine Duchesne 2825 West Rose Canyon Circle

9—11:30 a.m. Anthem Civic Building 3701 West Anthem Way

Job finding support and welcome workshop. Everyone who needs a job is welcome. Contact for appointment.

Coffee Talk

Members of Anthem Community Council and HOAs available for questions. Free coffee.

Info: jobsearchdemandside.com 623-465-9740 teamjobsearch@cox.net

Info: 623-742-6020 onlineatanthem.com/event/coffee-talk-0

KIDS

DINING

Tea on the Terrace

9—1:30 p.m. Musical Theatre of Anthem 42323 North Vision Way $375

A free variety of teas and snacks.

A two-week Monday through Friday program teaching dance, tap, voice, acting and improv. All levels welcome. Ages 6–14. Performance Friday, Aug. 1.

Summer Performing Arts Institute

9:30—11:30 a.m. Anthem Civic Building 3701 West Anthem Way Info: Jan Sieber, onlineatanthem.com 623-742-6020, jsieber@anthemcouncil.com

ENTERTAINMENT Live Music

7:30—9:30 p.m. Elevate Coffee Company 2530 West Happy Valley Road No cover

Colour Blind performs.

KIDS

2 p.m. Barnes and Noble 2501 West Happy Valley Road #20

6—7 p.m. The Shops at Norterra 2550 West Happy Valley Road

Info: mcldaz.org, 602-652-3000

COMMUNITY

Info: elevatecoffee.com/events 602-341-5480

North Valley Family Night

A futuristic tale where humans have lost the ability to reproduce and face extinction until a single woman mysteriously becomes pregnant. Refreshments served. Registration required.

Team Job Search Newcomers Welcome

SATURDAY 7.19

A discussion about the types of crimes occurring in local neighborhoods and ways to keep Anthem safe. All Anthem residents invited. Info: onlineatanthem.com, 623-742-6004

Parents Night Out Registration Deadline

Anthem Community Center 41130 North Freedom Way $15

COMMUNITY

Fudge For Troops

KIDS

SUNDAY 7.20

KIDS

Storytime

Everyone welcome.

Info: store-locator.barnesandnoble.com 623-780-3300

Info: musicaltheatreofanthem.org 602-743-9892 musicaltheatreofanthem@gmail.com

Summer Movie Fun: ‘Horton Hears A Who’

9:45 a.m. Harkins Theatre 2550 West Happy Valley Road Phoenix $7/All 10 movies

All adults must be accompanied by children. Children’s concession combo for $4.50. Choose a day between July 21–July 25. Info: harkinstheatres.com 623-582-2020

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Everyone welcome.

Discounts at select stores for ages 55 and up. Visit customer service desk for details.

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Minis Summer Session 2—3:30 p.m. Musical Theatre of Anthem 42323 North Vision Way Phoenix $95

A one-week program teaching vocal technique, dance skills, showmanship and basic theater terminology. Ages 3–5. Performance Friday, July 25. Info: musicaltheatreofanthem.org, 602-743-9892 musicaltheatreofanthem@gmail.com

OUTDOORS

Anthem Hiking Club Registration Deadline

KIDS

Fizz, Boom, Read

7 a.m. Anthem Community Center 41130 North Freedom Way

Business networking group in Anthem looking to grow businesses.

Info: pbanthem.com/about-us, 623-551-0523

COMMUNITY

Senior Discount Day Outlets at Anthem

Anthem Community Council Board of Directors Meeting 6:30 p.m. Anthem Civic Building 3701 West Anthem Way

Interactive story time for all ages.

6:30—8 p.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

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Info: mcldaz.org 602-652-3000

10 a.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Hike Inner Basin. Check online for details including difficulty, rating, distance and elevation change. For ages 16 and up. Event Saturday, July 26, at 6:30 a.m.

TUESDAY 7.22

Eight weekly early literacy workshops for parents of children ages 1 month to 5 years. Take home a bag of books to share with your children and exchange them for new books each week. Receive five new books upon completion of the program. Registration required.

Info: outletsanthem.com/event 623-465-9500

Info: mcldaz.org 602-652-3000

CLUBS

Raising a Reader Workshop

9 a.m. Through Wednesday, Aug. 27 North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Anthem Community Center 41130 North Freedom Way $27

Info: onlineatanthem.com/anthem-hiking-club 623-879-3011

COMMUNITY

Anthem residents encouraged to attend. Info: onlineatanthem.com 623-742-6004

Doctor Who Party

KIDS

Fun With Puppets: Make and Take 1—3 p.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Geek out over your favorite Doctor with other Whovians. Ages 12–18. Food, trivia, prizes and craft.

Create story time puppets with pipe cleaners, pom-poms and yarn. Registration required.

Info: mcldaz.org 602-652-3000

WEDNESDAY 7.23

CLUBS

Business Network at Anthem 7 a.m. Hampton Inn 42415 North 41st Drive

Visitors welcome.

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You Are So Cool!

Info: mcldaz.org 602-652-3000

Pajamarama Family Story Time 7—7:30 p.m. North Valley Regional Library 40410 North Gavilan Peak Parkway

Family story time for all ages. Wear your pajamas and bring your favorite stuffed friend. Info: mcldaz.org, 602-652-3000

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ENTERTAINMENT

The Brubeck Brothers Quartet: Tribute to Dave Brubeck

Dive ’n’ Movie: ‘Surf’s Up’ 8 p.m. Wet ’n’ Wild Phoenix 4243 West Pinnacle Peak Road Glendale $29.99–$39.99

Show included with regular admission in the wave pool.

Info: 623-201-2000 wetnwildphoenix.com/events/dive-n-movies

FRIDAY 7.18

ENTERTAINMENT Walt Richardson

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7:30 p.m. Musical Instrument Museum 4725 East Mayo Boulevard Phoenix $40.50–$47.50

Jazz quartet with Dan Brubeck, Chris Brubeck, Mike DeMicco and Chuck Lamb. Samples online. Info: mimmusictheater.themim.org/brubeckbrothers-tribute-dave-brubeck 480-478-6000

OUTDOORS

8 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 7380 East 2nd Street Scottsdale $10

Archery 101

7—11 a.m. Cave Creek Regional Park 37019 North Lava Lane Cave Creek

Folk, blues, world rhythms and reggae. Happy-hour drink specials for $5 before performance. Info: scottsdaleperformingarts.org 480-994-2787, Ext. 2

SATURDAY 7.19

ENTERTAINMENT 8th Annual Christmas in July 10 a.m.—4 p.m. Historic Downtown Glendale

Holiday crafts, food, activities and deals. Visits with Santa. Nonperishable food donations accepted for Glendale’s Hope for Hunger Food Bank. Pickup a map, coupons and savings package at the Visitor Center (first 200 visitors.) Info: 623-930-4500 visitglendale.com/news/ christmasinjuly.html

Pat Benatar, Neil Giraldo and Rick Springfield 7:30 p.m. Comerica Theatre 400 West Washington Street Phoenix $35–$75

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Introduction to target archery. Equipment provided. Ages 8 and up, must be accompanied by an adult. Wear closedtoe shoes. From 7–9 a.m. or 9–11 a.m. Registration required. Info: maricopa.gov/parks markpaulat@mail.maricopa.gov

SUNDAY 7.20

ENTERTAINMENT

Free Summer Sunday

11 a.m.—5 p.m. Heard Museum 2301 North Central Avenue Phoenix Free admission

A $5/person fee for admission to the Build Toy Brick Art exhibit with hands-on Lego activities, performances and artist demonstrations. Info: heard.org/events/festivalsevents.html 602-252-8848

‘Tattoo (Tatuagem)’

2 p.m. Through Monday, July 28 Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 7380 East 2nd Street Scottsdale $5

A romance develops between the ringleader of a gay anarchist cabaret and an 18-year-old country boy in the military service during Brazil’s military dictatorship. Portuguese with English

subtitles.

Info: scottsdaleperformingarts.org 480-994-2787, Ext. 2

Move Live on Tour 7:30 p.m.

Comerica Theatre 400 West Washington Street, Phoenix $38.50–$55

Starring the brother/sister dance team of Julianne and Derek Hough. Info: livenation.com, 602-379-2888

MONDAY 7.21

ENTERTAINMENT

‘Tattoo (Tatuagem)’

7 p.m. Through Monday, July 28 Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts 7380 East 2nd Street, Scottsdale $5

[See Sunday’s listing.]

Info: scottsdaleperformingarts.org, 480-994-2787, Ext. 2

TUESDAY 7.22

ENTERTAINMENT $10 Tuesday

Phoenix Zoo 455 North Galvin Parkway Phoenix $10

Discount admission during summer. Info: phoenixzoo.org 602-273-1341

‘Jersey Boys’

7:30 p.m. Through Sunday, Aug. 3 ASU Gammage 1200 South Forest Avenue, Tempe $20–$125

A musical about the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. Contains adult content. Info: asugammage.com/shows 480-965-3434

WEDNESDAY 7.23

ENTERTAINMENT ‘Jersey Boys’

7:30 p.m. Through Sunday, Aug. 3 ASU Gammage 1200 South Forest Avenue Tempe $20–$125

[See Tuesday’s listing.]

Info: asugammage.com/shows, 480-965-3434

HEALTH

Yoga for Recovery

6—7:30 p.m. John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital Medical Office Building 1 19841 North 27th Avenue #400 Phoenix Free

Gentle class tailored for breast cancer survivors. Info: jcl.com/events 623-780-4673, bhrc@jcl.com

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POA It doesn’t stand for “procastinate or avoid.” A D V E R T I S E M E N T

ower of attorney is granted to an “attorney-in-fact” or “agent” to give that individual legal authority to make decisions for an incapacitated “principal.” In other words, that means once mom or dad are of the age they no longer can make good decisions for themselves (financially or medically), they choose an individual (usually a son or daughter) to make decisions for them. Some understand the importance of POA. But, in my 11 years experience, I found many seem to think POA stands for “procrastinate or avoid” making a decision. This is because having POA status is usually tough. After all, she’s is still your mom and when she says “I don’t want to leave my house” you naturally want to look past your fears and abide by her wishes. I estimate 70 percent of people I talk with are in denial about their parent’s deteriorating condition.

But with POA, it’s now your job to act in her best interest. Ask yourself (or someone who can be objective) the following: • Is mom a fall risk? (For example, if the doctor has told her to use a walker and she refuses, the answer is, yes!) • Is mom becoming forgetful? • Is mom eating nutritious meals regularly? • Does mom see other people throughout the week?

When considering an assisted living situation, remember our perception is our reality, and so is mom’s! Hollywood’s portrayal of the 1950s “nursing home” bears no similarity to today’s luxury assisted living home. Do your homework, learn what mom is missing out on, then talk to a professional about your options.

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Murky Negotiations with AT&T Over Cell Tower By Amanda Niemerg aniemerg@anthemnews.com

fter months of negotiations, AT&T and Anthem Community Council can’t come to an agreement on the proposed installation of a cell tower at the Anthem Equestrian Trailhead at the southeast end of Anthem. The parties involved can’t even seem to agree on where they are in the negotiation process. Anthem’s chief financial officer Doug Greenstein said AT&T backed out. “AT&T sent us correspondence essentially withdrawing because they could not reach an agreement on business charters between AT&T and the Anthem Council,” Greenstein said at the June 25 ACC meeting. Morris Mickelson, senior site acquisition manager, told In&Out talks with ACC had broken down and AT&T is back at the drawing board. “After spending tens of thousands of dollars on this request with ACC, we are back looking for a suitable location to provide improved service in this area.”

However, AT&T spokesperson Karen Kruse said the deal is not dead. “The agreement has been reached except some of the financial terms. We’ll continue to work with the ACC on the remainder of the financial terms that are outstanding.” She did not disclose details of the terms. “We’ll consider options if there’s no agreement once negotiations are exhausted. With that explosive growth in data use on the AT&T network, we’re simply working to meet the demand,” Kruse said. That demand has increased 50,000 percent since 2008, Kruse said, due to the number of people using multiple devices over wireless networks. AT&T recently upgraded a tower at 9th Avenue and New River Road to its 4G LTE network, according to Kruse. During a public information meeting in March, some residents expressed concern about the location, while others were more curious about how it would improve their phone service. The proposed tower would bring better coverage to AT&T customers in Anthem, New River and Desert Hills. io

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Your New Handheld Weapon Against Crime By Nadine Shaalan nshaalan@anthemnews.com

Anybody can use the app nationwide. The video will go up into our secure server in the cloud and be encrypted and saved for evidence. Chief John Thompson, Deputy Executive Director, National Sheriff’s Association 14

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new app promises to put more crime-deterring power in the hands of citizens and help law enforcement apprehend and prosecute criminals. ICE BlackBox turns an Android or iOS phone into a mobile surveillance device allowing citizens to report crime to specified emergency contacts. The one-button recorder uploads the incident to the cloud—complete with video, audio and GPS data—and provides one-button 9-1-1 access.

How it Works ICE (In Case of Emergency) BlackBox is designed to be simple enough to use during stressful situations such as a threat of domestic violence or robbery. The app uploads and stores audio/video footage on a secure server. It also sends the recording to emergency contacts of your choice—or even directly to 9-1-1 operators, if local law enforcement are participating in the program.

NEWS » COMMUNITY “Anybody can use the app nationwide,” said Chief John Thompson, deputy executive director of the National Sheriff’s Association. Even if local law enforcement aren’t participating, “The video will still go up into our secure server in the cloud and be encrypted and saved for evidence, if needed,” Thompson told In&Out. Hitting the “9-1-1” button places an emergency call as usual and the caller could inform the dispatcher of the uploaded video. Transmission happens every few seconds while recording, according to the developer, and the video is not stored on the phone, so no one can force you to delete it.

The Portals ICE Black Box works independently, but becomes much more powerful when neighbors and law enforcement participate through ICE BlackBox web portals. Recorded incidents can map to one or two portals: the NSA (National Sheriffs’ Association) ICE Portal for law enforcement and/or the Neighborhood Watch NOW Portal for citizens. According to the National Neighborhood Watch, by using the portal, law enforcement can instantly determine the gravity of an incident and send a unit to the location to de-escalate, if necessary. In many cases officers can be dispatched while the 9-1-1 call is still taking place.

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NEWS » COMMUNITY The neighborhood watch portal can be set up for free by citizens at ICEblackbox.com/NOW. When an incident is recorded, it maps to the portal allowing neighbors to track crime and suspicious activity and support each other in an effort to report and prevent crime. Pinal County will be the first law enforcement agency in the state, and one of the first in the country to adopt the new technology. Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has expressed interest, according to Thompson.

The Deterrent Factor While the app is instantly useful by providing evidence to prosecute criminals, the crime deterring factor depends partly on creating an awareness among wouldbe criminals. “When criminals realize anyone can be a potential witness with the NSA-ICE BlackBox App, our hope is that [they] will think twice… out of fear of getting caught,” Thompson said, and could potentially have a significant effect on de-escalating domestic violence, defusing bullying, reducing neighborhood robberies and deterring rape and other opportunitybased physical crimes. Neighborhood Watch Groups have been around since the 1970s under the National Sheriffs’ Association.

The NSA scrutinized its program when, in 2012, the coordinator of a neighborhood watch shot and killed Trayvon Martin, an unarmed high school student. “The program in the incident was not part of NSA, nor was the group registered,” Thompson told In&Out. But the incident was instrumental in the development of the ICE Black Box program, Thompson said. The Anthem Neighborhood Watch is an affiliate group of the Anthem Community Council with about 20 block captains, according to Chairperson Teresa Pierson. Pierson sees potential value in ICE BlackBox’s ability to record crime such as vandalism, graffiti, theft, domestic violence, assault and reckless driving. “I am excited about it. I like that this is just about suspicious activity and crimes in progress. Anything that can help prevent crime is good.” Individual citizens can set up a neighborhood portal but, “It would be much more effective for the community as a whole to do it together,” Thompson said. “We’re only going to stop crime if we work together.” io

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he Daisy Mountain Veterans thought they finally found a home. After being mobile for the last decade, the group of just under 100 former service men and women jumped at the opportunity to rent what they hoped would be a permanent space in the new Anthem Civic Center last year.

language in the lease led to some unexpected negotiations. The original lease stated… That renewal period will be for a term of five calendar years, to expire on Dec. 31, 2019. It is the hope and intention of the landlord to be able to execute a five-year renewal of this lease, at the same rates as specified herein for the initial term through Jan. 30, 2014.

So, the Veterans were caught by surprise when Council presented a new lease with a When ACC purchased the building, it two-year renewal instead of a five-year, a nonannounced it would be used not only as office compete clause, and a very short list of nonspace for itself and the HOAs, but also as profits (all affiliates of the Daisy Mountain much-needed meeting space for non-profits Veterans, such as the VFW) allowed to use and others in the community. Council sought the space. agreements with non-profits including the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and the The Veterans declined to renew. Daisy Mountain Veterans. ACC came back with a second revision The Veterans scored a great deal: a fivelooking much like the first, but with the year lease at a very low hourly rate on second- expansion of the Use by Others clause to floor space, renewable for another five years. include the MCSO Posse’s Explorer group. It also allowed other non-profits, such as the Council referred to the original lease as Posse, Scouts, the Rotary Club and some a “temporary” even though the term was local craft clubs, use of the space provided the clearly spelled out as being through January DMV oversaw the scheduling, cleanup and 2014, renewable for two five-year periods. provision of tables and chairs. “The Board will consider a revised lease to “This arrangement gives us the opportunity replace the 2013 temporary lease at the July to serve the community better. It helps us be Board meeting, so please stand by for the staff a better citizen,” said Tom Derryberry of the report on that item…” said Chief Operating Daisy Mountain Veterans. Officer Neal Shearer when asked about the new terms. So happy were the vets to have found a long-term space for meetings, bingo and Furthering the Veterans sense of insecurity, community service activities, they even additional clauses give Council freedom to volunteered to perform maintenance such as change terms at its discretion at each renewal painting the space as needed. point. But there was a hitch: The initial term Rates and conditions as shall be discussed and of the agreement ended January of 2014 agreed to between the parties, which shall be when landlord and tenant were scheduled to subject to the approval and discretion of the revisit the Use by Others clause. And fuzzy Landlord's Board of Directors… THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2014 |

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“We are all proud to serve our country. And we’d like to continue serving our community. We’re Daisy Mountain Veterans, and we’re still serving,” said Dennis Hider former commander of the VFW. The Daisy Mountain Veterans have requested time at the July 23 Council meeting to discuss the terms of the renewal.

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hat’s hot this summer? We are! If your obligations and/ or bank account does not afford you the luxury of escaping the infernal furnace we call “home,” you can either get your chill on by roaming the aisles of our countless local malls, superstores and groceries, or consider these tips for sustaining life in the heat and surviving the utility costs that come with it. 1 Get with the Program If you don’t ● have programmable thermostats in

your home, put down this magazine immediately (after finishing my grippingly entertaining column) and purchase them. They cost as little as $20 (Honeywell One-week Programmable Thermostat Model # RTH221B) to as much as $250 (Nest Second Generation Learning Thermostat Model # T200577) but the savings are immediate. If you’re using the APS “equalizer” plan—and you don’t cheat—setting the thermostats to coincide with peak and off peak rates will give you instantaneous return on your investment. 2 Fan Yourself Turn on your ceiling fans—but only when you are in the room—and set them to run counterclockwise. The room will feel five degrees cooler, which means you can set the A/C five degrees higher.

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José Bivens, 18, assists Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office in directing Independence Day event-goers across Gavilan Peak Parkway after a storm rolled in prompting an exodus.

Explorers Spring into Action at Fireworks

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CHRIS@TPGAZ.COM WWW.TPGAZ.COM TWITTER: @MYLITTLEANTHEM 28 IN&OUT | THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2014

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CHRIS PRICKETT Proud Board Member

Accredited Buyer Representative

Certified Short Sale Negotiator

REAL ESTATE WATCH » SALES

Representing

Fine Homes & Great People

40816 N. HARBOUR TOWN WAY • ANTHem Question: “How do you know Dixie?” Answer: “….She came with the house?” ~ M.P.O.

Dixie Lineberger

reaLtor®

602.625.3162

Serving the needs of my clients before, during and after each transaction!

HeyDixie@gmail.com 3668 W. anthem Way Suite b-158 anthem, aZ 85086

If your property is currently listed with a RealtoR®, please disregard this notice.

Weekly resale activity in Anthem, excluding new builds Week Ending ... Homes Sold Under Contract Listed for Sale

Jun 16 23 98 271

Jun 30 20 101 257

Jun 23 11 101 265

Jul 7 11 96 261

For the most recent week, sales of bank-owned homes: 1 Short sales (sold for less than what was owed): 1

Real estate data provided by D.L. Jones & Associates. Contact Dennis Jones at DLJones@HotMail.com 602-909-2845 TheRealEstateWeb.com

Homes Sold: Monthly

Average Price Per Square Foot

Country Club, June 2014: $153

140

200

Parkside, June 2014: $116

120

June 2014: 73 150

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NOTE: Selling price of individual homes influenced by the quality of upgrades, lot location and overall condition of the property. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 2014 |

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