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Restaurants’ big week Arizona Restaurant Week overflows with great menus and great deals. DINING, PAGE 3

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Navigating an unfair welcome to the ‘college experience’ Ask Linda Linda Cohen Guest columnist

Dear Linda, Our oldest child is supposed to start college at the end of August, and my husband and I just don’t know what to do. This should be an exciting time for him, and all of us, but of course with the pandemic happening, nothing is “normal.” We keep receiving info from his school weekly, and it seems that the game plan keeps changing. His safety is our concern, and frankly, some of the suggested safeguards that the school thinks are “safe” just don’t sound that way to us. The latest info said that they wanted

the incoming freshman to declare a major with the idea that they would be housed and have classes with the same students the ﬁ rst semester. We think that’s an unreasonable request for a freshman to consider. Seminars with many students won’t happen, and at Thanksgiving break, the intention is to have the students remain at home until after the Christmas holiday break. It sounds like a plan that just doesn’t make any sense. The intention is to have the freshman get a taste of college life, but that isn’t what will happen! No parties, no sports events, no fraternity events. It seems really lame. We could use some advice here, because this is all uncharted waters. Is there any governing body nationally for colleges and universities that is making any policy on these important matters?

Any advice would be appreciated, and thanks. — Worried Parents Dear WP’s, This is a major concern for any student and parent, freshman or other. I don’t know of any national policy on this, but I would suggest talking with someone at the school who is in a position to have the information you want. Personally, I would go to the top and call the offi ce of the president of the university to fi nd out. You should at least be given reliable info at that source as well as direction. If the schools have autonomy on these policies, then speak to the individual who is the policymaker. It’s important to understand that this pandemic has required that we all be fl exible because it’s all uncharted waters. Find out if there are options such as

Zooming classes from home or delaying the entrance for your son. A conversation is the only way to ﬁ nd out information, examine options, and then you all can decide on what you feel comfortable with, and of course include your son in the process. It’s a good way to have him learn to make important decisions. You rightly point out that an on-campus experience right now will not be what it was. That fact won’t change for now, unfortunately. Weigh the choices that you have and, again, do what is comfortable for all. Linda Cohen is a Scottsdale life coach and Arizona licensed professional therapist with a specialization in marriage and family therapy. Do you have a question about life challenges? Send it to “Ask Linda,” c/o communitysubmissions@arizonarepublic.com. Questions will be published anonymously.

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Arizona Restaurant Week: 15 great menus to try the house-smoked Moroccan BBQ lamb shank served with almond golden raisin couscous. But the paella verde aims to wow with lobster, chicken, Iberico chorizo, mussels and green chile tomatillo rice. You can’t go wrong with an individual mascarpone cheesecake with salted caramel for dessert. Details: 32409 N. Scottsdale Road #107, Scottsdale. 480-912-1459, twistbistro.com.

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There may be some noticeable changes for the spring session of Arizona Restaurant Week, like its dates that are pushed into summer. But what stays true is that restaurants continue to bring their A games to what is reliably one of the most delicious times of the year. It also gives diners incentive to check out a spot about which they’ve been curious or to frugally indulge at a restaurant that may otherwise be reserved for a special occasion. With more than 100 restaurants participating, deciding where to fi ll your belly won’t be easy. And there are only so many meals you can squeeze into 10 days. However, if you’re looking for a place to start, we’re giving you just that by suggesting the menus that caught our eye, whether because of the creative off erings, variety of options or value. All menus are available on June 1928. Some off er menus for take-out and dine-in orders, while others have reserved it for dine-in patrons only. A complete list of participating restaurants can be found at arizonarestaurantweek.com.

The Market by Jennifer’s

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Chef Jennifer Russo’s menu dazzles by shining the light on local producers in each of her course off erings. On the starter side, she does a panzanella salad with Noble Bread focaccia cubes, and a smoked salmon and potato pancake featuring locally cured salmon from Little Pickle that’s garnished with herb crème and peppery baby arugula. Entrées include rock shrimp scampi served with Sonoran Pasta Co. bucatini, Noble Bread focaccia dust, micro basil and local fl eur de sel from See Salt. A grilled rack of lamb with creamed caulifl ower, sweet peas and mint pesto, and wild mushroom risotto with locally harvested wares from Southwest Mushrooms are also alluring. Finish with the chocolate fl ourless cake with fl eur de sel See Salt, ganache and summer berry puree. Details: 3603 E. Indian School Road,

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Lon’s, Hermosa Inn

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There are several splurgy off erings, but starting off with the tempura-fried McClendon Farm’s squash blossom that’s stuff ed with crab and cream cheese and partnered with shaved fennel, orange and old bay aioli is a delicious way to kick things off . All entrées beg for attention: Alaskan halibut with sugar snap peas, local mushrooms and potatoes; dry-aged Duroc pork chop with roasted corn cheddar polenta, squash and barbacoa sauce; and roasted Mary’s chicken breast with Arizona cheddar mashed potatoes and green beans. End with your choice of goat cheese cheesecake in a coconut macaroon crust or olive oil semolina cake with Pinnacle Farms peaches and honey gelato. Details: 5532 N. Palo Cristi Road, Paradise Valley. 602-955-7878, lons.com.

Twist Bistro & Gallery

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Start with the peppercorn carpaccio made with raw beef tenderloin and adorned with truﬄ e oil and capers, or mussels Marrakesh with merguez lamb sausage in a spicy harissa broth. Of the entrée options, meat fans will ﬂ ock to

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When you can’t have dinner in Paris, this no passport-needed spot is a good stand-in. To start, purists will crave the classic onion soup gratinee with a healthy heap of gooey gruyere, while the Moroccan lamb meatballs with Noble Bread ciabatta, cucumber mint relish and harissa tomato sauce will appeal to rebels. Two of the four entrée options have add-on options. Upgrade the prime fl at iron steak and frites with foie gras for an additional $19, or add duck confi t for $9 to the corn and ricotta gnocchi with pickled fi gs and roasted mushrooms. The signature Valrhona chocolate souffl é is a crowd-pleaser but the coconut banana cream pie on a salted graham crust with matcha tea marshmallow will make you pause. Details: 15034 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-603-0922, zincbistroaz.com.

Roaring Fork

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The famous tortilla soup with rotisserie chicken and avocado is the go-to opening dish. Five entrées tempt, including blackened Chilean salmon with shrimp scampi, red pepper quinoa and sautéed spinach; sugar-cured duck breast with the iconic green chile mac and cheese; an 8-ounce bacon-wrapped ﬁ let mignon with mashed potatoes and asparagus; a 16-ounce boneless ribeye; and braised beef short ribs. There’s crème brulee on the dessert menu but who can say no to a warm chocolate and toﬀ ee pecan pie accompanied by a scoop of brown butter gelato?

Details: 4800 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-947-0795, roaringfork.com.

Fat Ox

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There’s no shortage of options for all courses. Olive oil pressed mozzarella with peaches and prosciutto, veal meatballs with polenta and San Marzano tomato, and farfalle with bay scallop and asparagus are the stars of the starter lineup. Choosing the main course is tough with an 8-ounce Prime Ox Cut Steak served with charcoal potato, red wine onions and arugula, and the Narragansett Bay day boat scallop with charred octopus and gigante beans being the interest-piquers. For dessert, there’s butterscotch budino, but Nutella lovers won’t be able to resist the luscious Gianduja Frangelico tiramisu. Details: 6316 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-307-6900, ilovefatox.com.

Mancuso’s Restaurant

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This downtown Phoenix fi ne-dining establishment relies on Frank and Agnes Mancuso’s own family recipes. Both menu options start with a salad of choice and end with the solid duo of cannoli and tiramisu. The $33 menu includes the choice of: house-made cannelloni fi lled with beef, veal, Italian sausage and spinach with alfredo or marinara sauce; fresh wild salmon fi let with risotto and vegetables; chicken marsala and risotto; a 5-ounce fi let mignon with Béarnaise sauce and risotto; or shrimp and scallop scampi. For $44, the Meat Lovers menu gives you the option of veal marsala and shrimp scampi with risotto, fi let mignon and shrimp scampi with Béarnaise sauce and risotto, or a New York Strip steak presented Oscar Style with lump crab, fontina cheese and béarnaise sauce with risotto. Details: 201 E. Washington St., Suite 201, Phoenix. 480-556-0770, mancusosrestaurant.com. See MENUS, Page 4

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Starters span sweet, savory and spicy with caramelized onion and wild mushroom toast, a grilled stone fruit and prosciutto salad and Kung Pao cauliﬂ ower. Toasted Noble Bread baguette accompanies the lasagna involtini ﬁ lled with bolognese and herbed ricotta on the entrée list. There’s also a glazed barbecued half-chicken with kale and peach slaw and honey jalapeno barbecue sauce and a double bacon cheddar burger with Stock and Stable burger sauce with fries or salad. Whatever path you choose culminates with s’mores cake pops made with Hershey’s chocolate and marshmallow cream. A 16ounce draft or glass of house red or white wine is also part of the deal. Details: 5538 N. Seventh St., Phoenix. 602-313-1001, stockandstable.com.

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This upscale steak house starts you off with a choice of house, Caesar or chopped salad or clam chowder. Take some time to consider the fi ve entrée possibilities: USDA prime 8-ounce Delmonico; 10-ounce house-smoked prime rib; petite bacon wrapped bistro prime fi let; wood fi re half roasted chicken; or hickory “wrapped” Atlantic salmon. Accompaniments include maple sweet mashed potatoes, creamed spinach and sautéed broccoli. Add Louisiana shrimp scampi or sautéed scallops to make it a surf and turf — or surf and surf — for $18.99 more. Details: 8280 W. Union Hills Drive, Glendale. 623-566-2224, arrowheadgrill.com.

Switch $33 and $44/person menus i $88/couple menu i 3 courses i Beverage included i Takeout and dine-in The $33 menu features the courses only, but if you desire a wine pairing with your starter and main dish, you’re looking at the $44 option. Lobster and crab hush puppies with pickled jalapeno dill sour cream, or a collard green egSee MENUS, Page 6

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The two-pronged menu loaded with nostalgic dishes aims to please both diners familiar with the famous Hawaiian fusion eatery as well as fi rst-timers curious about any buzz they’ve heard. Both starts with the tempura crusted ahi tuna roll and end with Roy’s melting hot chocolate souffl é with raspberry coulis and vanilla bean ice cream. The $33 option off ers a choice of hibachi grilled salmon with Japanese citrus ponzu, braised beef short ribs with natural braising sauce or roasted shoyu half-chicken with Chinese broccoli and shiitakes with a star anise glaze. The famous Misoyaki butterfi sh with baby bok choy and rice seasoned with furikake is the headliner of the $44 menu. But you can get your surf and turf on with the second entrée option, the classic combo of butterfi sh and braised short rib. Details: 7151 W. Ray Road, Chandler. 480-705-7697, roysrestaurant.com.

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The fi rst and third courses are meant to be shared, and each of you get your own entrée. Panko Parmesan zucchini, spinach artichoke dip and sweet and spicy chili glazed chicken wings are shared starter possibilities, but we like the idea of kicking it off with the three-slider burger fl ight. There are fi ve main course items to choose from, including a Cobb salad and portobello mushroom sandwich. However, you’re at a burger joint, so why not opt for the mushroom and brie burger, grilled Atlantic salmon burger or the Phoenix burger that comes with roasted green chili, cheddar and chipotle mayo? The beef burgers come with truffl e fries. Split a NY Cheesecake, apple crumb cobbler or brownie sundae for dessert. Details: 777 E. Thunderbird Road, Phoenix. 602-993-2427, charrburgerbar.com.

Indian Delhi Palace

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In addition to the 13 diﬀ erent options, vegan and gluten-free dishes give this menu versatility and wide appeal. It offers reliable favorites for regulars and fans of the cuisine while giving newbies lots of choices to dip their toes – or naan – into the fare. Papadum (sun-dried garbanzo wafers) and the spicy chili paneer are among the starters. Chicken tikka masala, lamb curry, vegetable korma, palak paneer and chana masala comprise the main course dishes, which come with basmati rice and garlic naan. For dessert, go for the Kheer (Indian rice pudding) or Gulab Jamun – think a deep-fried spongy doughnut, but better – that’s drizzled in a honey syrup. Pair your choices with a glass of the house white or red wine. Details: 104 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix. 602-244-8181, indiandelhipalace.com.

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Navajos’ poet laureate nurtured dream in secret Elizabeth Montgomery Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK

As a child, Laura Tohe secretly wanted to be a writer. She kept the dream to herself, because in school, she only read the works of White authors. “I thought only White people could become writers,” she said. “All those years. I kept my yearning to be a writer in the closet.” Today, Tohe is poet laureate of the Navajo Nation. She was recently awarded a $50,000 grant from the Academy of American Poets. She is one of 23 poets laureate to receive the esteemed fellowship in 2020. “I’m thrilled, excited and grateful for the fellowship,” Tohe said. “It’s one of the highlights of my writing life.” Several of her pieces explore the spirit of elements. She ﬁ nds a magical spot where body and nature seem to become one.

Much like its title, her poem “Meeting the Spirit of Water” creates a bond between the reader and the elements of a lake. Tohe wrote, “Place your hand into its belly / feel the energy / stroke its power / caress the life source / let it run through your hands / say a prayer” Her poem “Female Rain” has a similar semblance. “At dawn, she gives birth to a gentle mist / ﬂ owers bow with wet sustenance / luminescence all around.” Interpretation is ultimately left to the reader. Tohe is of the Sleepy-Rock People clan and born for the Bitter Water People clan. A poet and librettist, she is the author of “Making Friends with Water; No Parole Today,” which was named poetry book of the year by the Wordcraft Circle of Native American Writers and Storytellers in 1999. As a librettist, Tohe writes for oratorios and operas. Her latest oratorio work, See POET, Page 14

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“Nahasdzaan in the Glittering World,” made its world premiere in April at the Opéra de Rouen in Normandy, France. It’s scheduled for another performance in Grenoble in 2021. Tohe is also professor emerita with distinction at Arizona State University. Over the years, her work has garnered recognition and several awards, but she didn’t get serious about writing poetry until after college. “I realized that writing is political when you make the invisible visible,” she said. “Writing became a way to seek out my own truths about history, assimilation and colonization, because I was living during many movements taking place across the U.S., like the American Indian movement, anti-war, women’s

“Writing became a way to seek out my own truths about history, assimilation and colonization, because I was living during many movements taking place across the U.S., like the American Indian movement, anti-war, women’s equal rights and civil rights.” Laura Tohe

equal rights and civil rights.” Making the invisible visible is exactly what Tohe plans to do with her grant from the fellowship and what she’s done through her role as poet laureate of Navajo Nation since 2015. “Unfortunately, many of the Navajo people don’t know who our writers are and what they’ve written. Their work isn’t taught in the schools, even though many have been publishing books, poetry and ﬁ ction for years and winning

prestigious awards,” Tohe said. “It’s important that our community know who our writers are and to support their work in the schools and community.” Grants from the Academy of American Poets must be used to lead civic poetry programs. Tohe plans to work with Saad Bee Hozho, a collective of writers from the Navajo Nation, and the Emerging Diné Writers Institute this summer to sup-

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Here’s why Joe’s Diner owner left the 5-star restaurant world Georgann Yara Special to Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK

His restaurant career started in his grandmother’s restaurant in a small town outside Yuma and led him to help open restaurants and resorts across the country, be the private chef on yachts sailing in international waters and helm a resort kitchen on Martinique. He also was on “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” But Joe Seriale’s experience in nearly every facet of the business included disappointments and devastation, like closures and a fi re that burned down his fi rst restaurant in Chicago, which he opened at 26. And these are reasons why the owner of Joe’s Diner (4515 N. Seventh Ave.) in Phoenix’s Melrose District wasn’t as shaken when the pandemic hit. “That’s why this COVID-19 thing doesn’t scare me as much as everyone else. You keep working … you put one foot in front of the other and get through it,” said the veteran restaurateur, who opened Joe’s with his wife and business partner, Joan, in 2010. Still, Seriale had a learning curve like everyone else. It included embracing a to-go routine and getting more comfortable with social media and utilizing the technology that was at his fi ngertips but had little use for until a few months ago. He’s posted more and done cooking tutorials touting his expertise used for making his own croissants and jams — he makes about a half-dozen from scratch for the diner. “I’m learning to get better at it. It was the pipeline with customers when everyone was at home,” he said. Seriale isn’t alone. One in 10 small businesses have developed new products as a way to engage with customers during the pandemic, according to the Harris Poll. It’s key, especially considering that as of May, 92% of restaurant traffi c was off -premise, according to industry resource Fast Casual.

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week, or 57,000 a year. Now, he’s at 60% of that base, with 75% of that dine-in orders. He’s increased the frequency of sanitation with a bleach solution and highproof alcohol solution for seats and other surfaces that cannot be bleached. A cleaning schedule is publicly posted. He’s the one who often cleans the doors. There’s a scent of bleach lingering in the background. The rapport he has built with customers means there’s an added responsibility that Seriale embraces as the chef owner of a small business. “People are scared, and they come here because they trust me. I’m very detail-oriented, and they know that about me. They depend on me,” he said. Longtime regular customer and retired nurse Brad Meisenburg attests to this. Since the diner reopened, Meisenburg and his wife, Candy, have their meals at Joe’s at least twice a week. He talked about the separation of tables,

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1520 E SUNNYSLOPE LN $240,000. 1203 E TOWNLEY AVE $129,900. 750 E NORTHERN AVE UNIT 2060 $189,000. 2144 E MYRTLE AVE $519,000. 825 E CINNABAR AVE $255,600. 1250 E GARDENIA DR $495,000. 1501 E HATCHER RD $257,000.

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Number of sales 1101 E BETHANY HOME RD This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 44 UNIT 25 $217,000. 6040 N 15TH ST UNIT 37 $175,000. Same weeks last year: 55 920 E DEVONSHIRE AVE UNIT Median price 2019 $220,000. This week: $415,000 1002 E SAN MIGUEL AVE Previous four weeks: $329,750 Same weeks last year: $289,000 $395,000.

85016/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 91 Median price This week: $374,500 Previous four weeks: $337,000 Same weeks last year: $330,000 3120 E COOLIDGE ST $400,000. 4242 N 27TH ST UNIT 4 $320,000. 2706 E FLOWER ST $489,000. 5309 N 24TH PL $655,000. 1738 E MONTEBELLO AVE $400,000. 6808 N 18TH ST $625,000. 2812 E PINCHOT AVE $270,000. 5226 N 20TH ST UNIT A6 $205,000. 1924 E MISSOURI AVE $389,000. 6649 N MAJORCA WAY E $339,000. 3033 E DEVONSHIRE AVE UNIT 2021 $105,000. 5243 N 18TH PL $480,000. 3154 E MEADOWBROOK AVE $360,000. 2225 E AMELIA AVE $305,000.

85018/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 56 Same weeks last year: 96 Median price This week: $515,000 Previous four weeks: $581,425 Same weeks last year: $517,500 3311 N 34TH ST $510,000. 3500 E LINCOLN DR # 24 $1,350,000. 5160 E PINCHOT AVE $470,800. 4547 E DEVONSHIRE AVE $520,000. 4203 N 36TH ST UNIT 24 $214,000. 3225 E MONTECITO AVE $799,000. 3604 N 38TH ST UNIT 6 $200,000. 3623 N 54TH CT $870,000. 5104 N 32ND ST UNIT 333 $295,000. 4909 E PINCHOT AVE $730,000. 3716 E EARLL DR $450,000. 4529 E GLENROSA AVE $965,000.

85020/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 57 Same weeks last year: 96 Median price This week: $257,000 Previous four weeks: $297,500 Same weeks last year: $272,250 8833 N 2ND WAY $287,500. 1222 E LAWRENCE LN $131,000. 1159 E BELMONT AVE $192,000. 7035 N 15TH ST $485,000. 1336 E GARDENIA DR $425,000. 9825 N 2ND ST $285,000.

502 W GARDENIA DR $916,000. 7309 N 23RD LN $330,000. 7209 N 15TH AVE $570,500. 1643 W HARMONT DR $415,000. 8831 N 17TH LN $310,000. 1627 W SELDON WAY $455,000. 10 W FRIER DR $1,200,000. 8723 N 9TH AVE $840,000. 7139 N 23RD DR $329,500. 1702 W DUNLAP AVE $210,000. 1747 W LAS PALMARITAS DR $349,900.

85022/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 56 Same weeks last year: 99 Median price This week: $337,500 Previous four weeks: $292,224 Same weeks last year: $256,000 1923 E HARTFORD AVE $267,000. 15847 N 9TH PL $290,000. 15022 N 7TH PL $320,000. 18403 N 13TH PL $565,300. 828 E MICHIGAN AVE $337,500. 14404 N 15TH PL $400,000. 12832 N 22ND ST $550,000. 1817 E PRESIDIO RD $245,000. 1720 E THUNDERBIRD RD UNIT 2091 $160,000. 13830 N 7TH WAY $344,157. 927 E HEARN RD $340,000. 1626 E JUNIPER AVE $305,000. 801 E BRAEBURN DR $425,000. 1638 E PARADISE LN $415,000. 832 E MORNINGSIDE DR $147,000.

85024/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 52 Median price This week: $442,720 Previous four weeks: $401,388 Same weeks last year: $284,650 2044 E PARK VIEW LN $485,000. 2143 E CHARLOTTE DR $445,940. 2004 E PARK VIEW LN $517,990. 2056 E ALAMEDA RD $434,865. 1937 E ROBB LN $608,370. 2118 E KERRY LN $670,000. 2725 E MINE CREEK RD UNIT 1013 $272,000. 23826 N 24TH PL $552,000. 1717 E UNION HILLS DR # 1092 $195,000. 23009 N 19TH WAY $395,000. 2052 E ALAMEDA RD $439,500. 19234 N 4TH ST $265,000.

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85028/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 8 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 48 Median price This week: $424,214 Previous four weeks: $435,000 Same weeks last year: $394,914 9619 N 33RD ST $269,500. 2524 E VOGEL AVE $480,000. 9859 N 29TH PL $436,428. 10034 N 26TH ST $412,000. 2609 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD $579,000. 2524 E CHRISTY DR $376,000. 2928 E ALTADENA AVE $440,000. 11640 N TATUM BLVD UNIT 1007 $315,900.

85032/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 34 Previous four weeks: 94 Same weeks last year: 122 Median price This week: $299,950 Previous four weeks: $312,500 Same weeks last year: $275,000 3028 E WAGONER RD $290,000. 4033 E CAMPO BELLO DR $292,000. 15402 N 28TH ST UNIT 215 $105,000. 4554 E PARADISE VILLAGE PKWY N UNIT 109 $140,000. 4444 E PARADISE VILLAGE PKWY N UNIT 148 $155,000. 14808 N 34TH ST $300,000. 13817 N 37TH WAY $230,000. 3915 E MARCONI AVE $300,000. 4443 E VILLA THERESA DR $370,000. 4301 E SHEENA DR $465,000. 12444 N 25TH PL $327,500. 3509 E EVERETT DR $358,900. 4444 E PARADISE VILLAGE PKWY N UNIT 142 $155,000. 2647 E CONTENTION MINE RD $346,500. 4711 E ANGELA DR $285,000. 17623 N 35TH WAY $305,000. 4761 E SAINT JOHN RD $390,000. 14402 N 37TH PL $292,000. 18209 N 31ST ST $255,000. 4442 E AIRE LIBRE AVE $299,900. 3301 E KELTON LN UNIT 105 $212,000. 12246 N 38TH PL $315,500. 17626 N 33RD WAY $272,000. 3223 E HILLERY DR $240,000. 18444 N 42ND PL $355,000. 15046 N 28TH ST $150,000. 4444 E PARADISE VILLAGE PKWY N UNIT 268 $195,000. 4621 E ANGELA DR $310,000. 3811 E EDNA AVE $450,000. 3702 E JANICE WAY $222,000. 3014 E LIBBY ST $330,000. 3537 E GROVERS AVE $315,000. 3804 E GRANDVIEW RD $470,500. 3302 E HELENA DR $305,000.

85050/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 69 Same weeks last year: 93 Median price This week: $459,000 Previous four weeks: $450,000 Same weeks last year: $445,000 3125 E DALEY LN $805,905. 4031 E LARIAT LN $459,000. 3329 E DONALD DR $778,045. 19851 N 33RD ST $305,000. 3935 E ROUGH RIDER RD UNIT 1318 $320,000.

3124 E DALEY LN $801,818. 3923 E CAT BALUE DR $414,111. 21825 N 40TH WAY $332,500. 22637 N 43RD PL $566,595. 19014 N 36TH WAY $429,000. 4114 E UNION HILLS DR UNIT 1202 $228,000. 3326 E DONALD DR $721,784. 4017 E WILLIAMS DR $620,000.

85054/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 7 Previous four weeks: 17 Same weeks last year: 36 Median price This week: $299,000 Previous four weeks: $460,000 Same weeks last year: $572,988 4827 E MELINDA LN $348,000. 5350 E DEER VALLEY DR UNIT 3272 $240,000. 21320 N 56TH ST # 1020 $420,000. 21320 N 56TH ST # 2050 $460,000. 5350 E DEER VALLEY DR UNIT 2244 $283,000. 6900 E PRINCESS DR UNIT 2230 $224,900. 5350 E DEER VALLEY DR UNIT 2406 $299,000.

85250/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 63 Same weeks last year: 68 Median price This week: $405,000 Previous four weeks: $370,000 Same weeks last year: $326,000

7817 E NORTHLAND DR $419,900. 8226 E RANCHO VISTA DR $519,000. 7157 E RANCHO VISTA DR UNIT 5003 $394,950. 8637 E CAMELBACK RD $560,000. 7321 E NORTHLAND DR UNIT 10 $339,888. 7735 E 6TH ST $670,000. 6431 E CALLE ROSA $1,185,000.

85253/PARADISE VALLEY Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 39 Same weeks last year: 53 Median price This week: $2,250,000 Previous four weeks: $1,475,000 Same weeks last year: $1,265,000 6222 N CAMELBACK MANOR DR $2,550,000. 5247 N INVERGORDON RD $4,500,000. 5925 E DONNA LN $2,250,000. 9231 N 52ND PL $4,200,000. 5863 E ONYX AVE $693,000. 5343 E LINCOLN DR $1,650,000. 6124 N LAS BRISAS DR $2,249,000. 6122 N 51ST PL $1,850,000. 5347 E ROYAL PALM RD $4,600,000.

85254/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 21 Previous four weeks: 78 Same weeks last year: 113 7911 E SAN MIGUEL AVE UNIT Median price 3 $270,000. This week: $505,000 7601 E INDIAN BEND RD APT Previous four weeks: $536,450 2039 $370,000. Same weeks last year: $495,000 6031 N 73RD WAY $424,900. 5848 N GRANITE REEF RD 16648 N 51ST ST $595,000. $339,900. 15228 N 61ST PL $490,000. 8229 E VALLEY VISTA DR 16441 N 68TH PL $440,000. 5325 E THUNDERBIRD RD $425,000. 5641 N 79TH ST UNIT 1 $290,000. $450,000. 7955 E CHAPARRAL RD UNIT 5944 E PHELPS RD $475,000. 6409 E MONTREAL PL $750,000. 87 $460,750. 7800 E LINCOLN DR UNIT 2064 5625 E SAINT JOHN RD $471,500. 5409 E JUNIPER AVE $470,000. $320,000. 5524 E ESTRID AVE $1,660,000. 7916 E VISTA DR $450,000. 15860 N 61ST ST $615,000. 8341 E VISTA DR $350,000. 15802 N 71ST ST UNIT 556 5995 N 78TH ST UNIT 2110 $1,050,000. $220,000. 5640 E BELL RD UNIT 1020 8738 E SANDALWOOD DR $207,500. $555,000. 11443 N 56TH ST $359,900. 5105 N 78TH PL $468,000. 6525 E PARADISE LN $576,000. 8213 E REDWING RD $575,000. 5312 E WINCHCOMB DR 8501 E MONTEBELLO AVE $535,000. $283,000. 6407 E CLINTON ST $599,000. 8386 E JOSHUA TREE LN 6511 E CAMINO SANTO $480,000. $575,000. 5120 E WINCHCOMB DR 7955 E CHAPARRAL RD UNIT $505,000. 45 $405,000. 5002 E REDFIELD RD $620,000. 7226 E SOLANO DR $405,000. 5335 E SHEA BLVD APT 1078 $311,000. 85251/SCOTTSDALE 5140 E CAROLINA DR $529,000. Number of sales This week: 14 85255/SCOTTSDALE Previous four weeks: 98 Same weeks last year: 129 Number of sales This week: 21 Median price Previous four weeks: 93 This week: $449,000 Same weeks last year: 129 Previous four weeks: $346,000 Same weeks last year: $287,500 Median price This week: $702,911 Previous four weeks: $690,000 Same weeks last year: $638,500 3600 N HAYDEN RD APT 3405 $185,000. 8713 E OLIVE AVE $484,500. 20801 N 90TH PL UNIT 103 4200 N MILLER RD UNIT 520 $357,000. $375,000. 19777 N 76TH ST APT 2186 3901 N 87TH ST $500,000. $300,000. 7157 E RANCHO VISTA DR 7931 E ROSE GARDEN LN UNIT 1002 $396,000. $867,000. 7714 E VERDE LN $445,000. 16046 N 113TH WAY $1,350,000. 8726 E ANGUS DR $453,000.

20128 N 97TH PL $1,585,000. 7669 E MARIPOSA GRANDE RD $684,000. 21647 N 74TH WAY $587,500. 10996 E BUTHERUS DR $1,130,000. 22401 N LOS CABALLOS DR $745,000. 10040 E HAPPY VALLEY RD UNIT 446 $825,000. 7672 E WING SHADOW RD $850,000. 7421 E PARAISO DR $602,193. 10283 E CARIBBEAN LN $505,000. 7444 E SANTA CATALINA DR $540,000. 20801 N 90TH PL UNIT 169 $369,000. 20750 N 87TH ST UNIT 1057 $690,000. 7412 E VISTA BONITA DR $702,911. 23144 N 79TH WAY $1,385,000. 18873 N 94TH PL $650,000. 24776 N 124TH ST $1,957,674. 12405 E DESERT VISTA DR $2,395,388.

85257/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 50 Same weeks last year: 65 Median price This week: $420,000 Previous four weeks: $386,450 Same weeks last year: $340,000 8625 E BELLEVIEW PL UNIT 1122 $205,500. 1237 N 84TH PL $180,000. 2828 N 74TH PL $465,500. 7544 E CAMBRIDGE AVE $464,900. 8707 E SHERIDAN ST $420,000. 7051 E PORTLAND ST $507,747. 7632 E EDGEMONT AVE $544,900. 8308 E CYPRESS ST $200,750. 6626 E VERNON AVE $325,000.

85258/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 19 Previous four weeks: 59 Same weeks last year: 86 Median price This week: $608,730 Previous four weeks: $525,000 Same weeks last year: $487,500 7827 E OAKSHORE DR $500,000. 7265 E DEL ACERO DR $575,000. 7272 E GAINEY RANCH RD UNIT 24 $495,000. 9456 N 82ND ST $954,000. 7625 E VIA DE LINDO $608,730. 7653 N PINESVIEW DR $560,000. 8404 E VIA DE JARDIN $610,000. 8337 E SAN SALVADOR DR $1,278,000. 10115 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD UNIT 1058 $275,000. 8031 E DEL LATON DR $1,075,000. 9408 N 87TH ST $785,000. 8330 E WELSH TRL $1,127,000. 8649 E ROYAL PALM RD UNIT 229 $175,000. 8126 E VIA DE LA ESCUELA $525,000. 7360 N VIA CAMELLO DEL NORTE UNIT 199 $420,000. 8544 N 84TH ST $865,000. 10508 E MISSION LN $500,000. 8556 E SAN LORENZO DR $725,000. 7747 E LAKEVIEW CT $670,000.

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14326 E ESTRELLA AVE $412,250. 10749 N 121ST WAY $1,050,103. 11726 E CORTEZ DR $620,000. 14345 E ESTRELLA AVE $500,000. 13385 E CANNON DR $1,300,000. 14048 E CLINTON ST $650,000. 10708 N 136TH PL $948,888. 10824 N 117TH PL $295,000. 10903 E SAHUARO DR $372,000. 10055 N 142ND ST UNIT 1100 $300,000. 12734 E APPALOOSA PL $1,350,000.

17865 E CINDERCONE RD $905,118. 18757 E BLUE SKY DR $369,274. 18702 E VIA HERMOSA $645,000.

85260/SCOTTSDALE

32111 N 73RD PL $535,000. 7108 E SLEEPY OWL WAY $463,000. 34101 N 66TH WAY $670,000. 8300 E DIXILETA DR UNIT 280 $1,275,000. 33225 N 61ST PL $465,900. 8405 E ARROYO SECO RD $1,066,873.

Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 47 Same weeks last year: 73 Median price This week: $620,000 Previous four weeks: $650,000 Same weeks last year: $650,000

Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 64 Same weeks last year: 105 Median price This week: $359,000 Previous four weeks: $374,500 Same weeks last year: $398,447 13155 N 100TH PL $525,000. 15050 N THOMPSON PEAK PKWY UNIT 1056 $245,000. 9450 E BECKER LN APT 1086 $305,000. 14450 N THOMPSON PEAK PKWY UNIT 214 $314,000. 9451 E BECKER LN APT 2054 $235,000. 7921 E GAIL RD $560,000. 11188 N 88TH PL $335,000. 13250 N 99TH PL $528,000. 9303 E ALTADENA AVE $383,000. 9450 E BECKER LN APT 2081 $165,000. 9555 E RAINTREE DR UNIT 1045 $233,000. 15095 N THOMPSON PEAK PKWY UNIT 1054 $265,000. 8905 E VOLTAIRE DR $610,000. 9296 E BLANCHE DR $442,000. 14000 N 94TH ST UNIT 1012 $282,000. 8904 E CAMINO DEL SANTO $600,000. 11993 N 93RD ST $315,000. 9085 E CAPTAIN DREYFUS AVE $429,000. 9635 E DESERT COVE AVE $615,000. 10669 N 75TH PL $918,000.

85262/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 7 Previous four weeks: 46 Same weeks last year: 74 Median price This week: $675,000 Previous four weeks: $860,000 Same weeks last year: $926,500 9637 E MARK LN $763,400. 16506 E SAGUARO VISTA DR $352,000. 14142 E PEAK VIEW RD $675,000. 11573 E FOUR PEAKS RD $1,225,000. 16532 E SAGUARO VISTA DR $357,500. 36927 N 109TH WAY $930,000. 9468 E WHITEWING DR $525,000.

Number of sales This week: 3 Previous four weeks: 16 Same weeks last year: 28 Median price This week: $645,000 Previous four weeks: $574,111 Same weeks last year: $544,750

85266/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 6 Previous four weeks: 30 Same weeks last year: 67 Median price This week: $602,500 Previous four weeks: $722,500 Same weeks last year: $780,000

85268/FOUNTAIN HILLS Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 59 Same weeks last year: 95 Median price This week: $332,450 Previous four weeks: $374,900 Same weeks last year: $349,500

14815 N FOUNTAIN HILLS BLVD UNIT 111 $240,000. 11616 N SAGUARO BLVD APT 3 $210,500. 9750 N MONTEREY DR UNIT 61 $250,000. 16518 E LOST ARROW DR UNIT A $374,900. 13700 N FOUNTAIN HILLS BLVD APT 206 $174,500. 14434 N SAGUARO BLVD $290,000. 17216 E FONTANA WAY $740,000. 9750 N MONTEREY DR UNIT 55 $263,000. 15823 E GREYSTONE DR $985,000. 15242 E VERBENA DR $507,000. 16336 E PALISADES BLVD UNIT 10 $155,000. 15173 E PALISADES BLVD $550,000. 13201 N STONE VIEW TRL $1,800,399. 15713 E KIM DR $393,000.

85331/CAVE CREEK

Number of sales This week: 17 Previous four weeks: 64 Same weeks last year: 121 Median price This week: $452,000 Previous four weeks: $494,495 Same weeks last year: $450,000 4437 E BARWICK DR $480,000. 5531 E WINDSTONE TRL $1,100,000. 5131 E SKINNER DR $380,000. 4725 E MELANIE DR $340,000. 4051 E HOOT OWL TRL $525,000. 28425 N 41ST ST $750,000. 29636 N 48TH ST $370,000.

For more real estate news, go to streetscout.com 41619 N DEER TRAIL RD $820,000. 39005 N HABITAT CIR $416,000. 5046 E ROBERTA DR $318,000. 4553 E MONTGOMERY RD $600,000. 4236 E CHAPAROSA WAY $320,000. 4531 E PALO BREA LN $555,000. 5141 E SILVER SAGE LN $409,900. 29606 N TATUM BLVD APT 186 $180,000. 39426 N RIDGEWAY DR $525,000. 4244 E DESERT MARIGOLD DR $452,000.

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From diner to yacht Seriale’s diner shares similarities with the restaurant his grandmother owned and ran, the Desert Restaurant and Café in Wellton, about 35 miles east of Yuma in the middle of farmland. Her recipe is used for what’s known as Grandma Dan’s Meatloaf. “Her name is Eliza, but I always knew her as Dan,” Seriale said. His parents were teachers, but his family’s roots in Arizona date back to 1925, when his great-grandfather opened a store in the town. Over the decades and generations, it grew to include a gas station, motel and the restaurant. “She and 14 farmers would solve the world’s issues by 7 a.m. and go back to work,” he said. “It was as close to Mayberry as you could get.” Seriale’s ﬁ rst job was working at Grandma Dan’s restaurant. He was 11 and washed dishes. He had to stand on a milk crate. His restaurant work and love for it continued into college. It lured him away from earning an engineering degree from the University of Arizona. He traded that degree for one from what is now known as Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in San Francisco. Seriale traveled the nation and the world doing what he loved in the venue where he felt comfortable. He went on to

feed 800 people a day from an open-air kitchen at Club Med on Martinique, help open high-end resorts and a gig as a private chef on a yacht that got him an appearance on “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,” the popular syndicated television show that ran from 1984-1995 and featured the extravagant lifestyles of the wealthy. Seriale’s resume of restaurants and restaurant-related companies he’s worked at, managed, opened or owned reaches near triple digits. Seriale returned home and made his way to Phoenix. While working as the chef at Tom’s Tavern, he met Joan, who was a server. His cooking on a family beach camping trip drew attention from other families, who wanted to go camping with them just to eat his food. People told him he should open a restaurant. He decided on a breakfast and lunch format. A year after opening Joe’s, he quit his job with a major food distribution company. Six months after that, the diner turned a proﬁ t. “I wanted it to feel like home,” Seriale said. Actually, for a while, the restaurant colors echoed those of his living room. This also drives the comfortable and welcoming vibe and extra dedication to cleanliness and safety. Interacting with those he feeds, even through a mask, continues to give him that rewarding rush. “Whether it’s my employees or customers, it’s all about caring for people,” he said. “I like people, and cooking allows me to care for them.”

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NEXT WEEK IN ARIZONA HISTORY June 21, 1860: The original Baca Float Grants were made by act of Congress. On this date in 1867, Pauline Weaver, who had come to Arizona in 1839 and became a guide, scout, trapper and hunter, died at Camp Lincoln at the age of 70. On this date in 1913, an entire fl ock of goats drowned in an irrigation ditch in Tucson when they were driven from the Tucson Mountains by thirst and stampeded into the ditch at the smell of water. On this date in 1922, Arizona’s fi rst licensed broadcasting station, KFAD, went on the air in Phoenix. On this date in 1936, A.J. Eddy of Yuma developed the fi rst home evaporative cooler. June 22, 1854: The fi rst steamer on the Colorado River, The Uncle Sam, sank at Pilot Knob. On this date in 1857, the U.S. Government signed a contract with James E. Birch for semi-monthly mail and passenger service from San Antonio, Texas to San Diego via Tucson. The line became known as the “Jackass Mail” be-

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Splash pads that are open Phoenix CityScape: Amid the urban heat is a simple splash-and-play area with jets at

CityScape. This is accessible by Valley Metro light rail. Details: Open every day. 1 E. Washington St., Phoenix. Free. 602-7723900, reddevelopment.com/cityscape. Desert Ridge Marketplace: The splash pad has spray jets and plenty of seating for adults, and is near the AMC Theatre in the District. Details: Loop 101 and Tatum Boulevard, Phoenix. Free. 480-513-7586, shopdesertridge.com.

El Mirage Gateway Park: The splash area includes pop-up jet fountains and multicolored lights at night. The park has a shaded playground, skate park, concessions and a dog park. Details: May-October. 10100 N. El Mirage Road, El Mirage. Free. 623-9356405, elmirageaz.gov.

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Avondale Friendship Park: In addition to the 1,800-square-foot splash pad, the park has three playgrounds, a dog park and sheltered picnic tables. Details: 12325 W. McDowell Road, Avondale. Free. 623-333-2400, avondaleaz.gov.

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Goodyear Community Park: Colorful water arches, drop buckets and water cannons are featured at this splash pad. Details: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily through Oct. 19. 3151 N. Litchﬁ eld Road, Goodyear. Free. 623-882-7525, goodyearaz.gov.

Scottsdale Agua Linda Park: Spray poles cool the playground so heat won’t stop the fun. The park also has a sand volleyball court and lighted basketball courts. Details: Open daily. 8732 E. McDonald Drive, Scottsdale. Free. 480-312-

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7275, scottsdaleaz.gov. Florence Ely Nelson Desert Park: The spray feature is more than just a splash pad, it’s an addition to the playground in the hot summer. The park also has a nature trail and basketball court. Details: Open daily. 8950 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, Scottsdale. Free. 480-3127275, scottsdaleaz.gov. Paiute Park: The splash pad has a spray elephant and dolphin, spray poles and colorful rings. Shaded seating is nearby. Details: Sunrise-10:30 p.m. daily. 3210 N. 66th St., Scottsdale. Free. 480312-7275, scottsdaleaz.gov. Pima Park: Water jets and a climbing feature are adjacent to the playground at Pima Park, and there are ﬁ ve ramadas and three basketball courts nearby. Details: Open daily. 8600 E. Thomas Road, Scottsdale. Free. 480-312-7275, scottsdaleaz.gov. Scottsdale Quarter: The pop-jet splash fountain in The Quad features multiple jets. Grass and shaded seating are nearby. Details: Scottsdale Road and Greenway-Hayden Loop. Free. 480-270-8123, scottsdalequarter.com. See SPLASH, Page 28

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Vista del Camino Park: At the water area, a spraying palm tree is a highlight, as are spray loops. There is shaded seating nearby, plus disc golf, a dog park, lakes and playgrounds. Details: Sunrise-10:30 p.m. daily. 7700 E. Roosevelt St., Scottsdale. Free. 480-312-2330, scottsdaleaz.gov.

Chandler Chuparosa Park: The spray pad has a candy-cane-shape shower plus four spray rings and a ground spray. Details: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily through August. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily in September and October. Closes Nov. 1. 2400 S. Dobson Road, Chandler. Free. 480-7822727, chandleraz.gov. Desert Breeze Park: This park features a buttercup, misty mountain, ground spray, three ants and three surf stones. Details: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily through August. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily in Septem-

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Queen Creek Founders’ Park: Founders’ Park features 4,000 square feet of splash-play area with water features. Shade structures are nearby. Details: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily May-August. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily in September and October. 22407 S. Ellsworth Road, Queen Creek. Free. 480-358-3700, queencreek.org.

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