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Friday Pancho Barraza: Panch Barraza is known for his work with the group Banda Los Recoditos. 8 pm Friday, March 13. Celebrity Theatre, 440 N. 32nd St., Phoenix. $45-$120. 602-267-1600, www.celebritytheatre.com. Scottsdale Arts Festival: Scottsdale Arts Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary March 13-15, 2020 and is an annual weekend-long celebration of creativity. The Festival attracts nearly 20,000 loyal visitors annually, where guests enjoy the best in visual, culinary,

cultural and performing arts throughout the newly renovated 20-acre Scottsdale Civic Center Park. The festival showcases more than 180 jury-selected artists from the United States and abroad. This year’s featured artists are local husband and wife printmakers Stephen and Bonnie Harmston. The Festival commisioned HarmstonArts to create an original commissioned artwork celebrating 50 years of the Scottsdale Arts Festival. In addition to the Harmston’s work, attendees can experience and purchase works ranging from painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, photography and other media. Festivalgoers can enjoy live music and entertainment under the sun as a central part of the Scottsdale Arts Festival, and this year’s lineup has tunes for everyone performed by local and regional bands all weekend featuring music through the decades on two stages. Friday,

March 13, through Sunday, March 15. 10 am Friday, 10 am Saturday, 10 am Sunday. Scottsdale Civic Center Park, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale. $10 advance; $12 after 2/1. www.scottsdaleartsfestival.org/. Anderson and Roe: Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe are a piano duet team with a daring four-hand piano technique. 8 pm Friday, March 13. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale. $19$49. 480-499-8587 (TKTS), www.andersonroe.com. Men’s Baseball: Utah at Arizona State: The Sun Devils take on the visiting team from the University of Utah in this college baseball matchup. Friday, March 13, through Sunday, March 15. 6:30 pm Friday, 6:30 pm Saturday, 12:30 pm Sunday. Phoenix Municipal Stadium, 5999 East Van Buren, Phoenix. $10-$22.

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13 great Irish pubs around metro Phoenix quate beer and spirits selection, home country eats include hand-battered ﬁ sh and shrimp and the grilled Rueben with corned beef piled high on deli rye with sauerkraut, Swiss and 1,000 island dressing. Details: 7919 E. Thomas Road, Scottsdale. 480-307-6533. Also 6646 E. Superstition Springs Blvd., Mesa. 480396-9933, rtosullivans.com.

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Maybe you don’t own any green clothing and have never seen a real-live shamrock. Perhaps you’ve read some James Joyce or William Butler Yeats for a class assignment but can’t quite remember. “Pride (In the Name of Love)“ is the only U2 song that rings any bells, and to you, having a rasher is something that requires a trip to the drugstore. Regardless of your exposure to Ireland’s culture and history, you don’t have to be Irish or particularly lucky to have the Valley’s numerous Irish pubs heartily welcome you with open arms — and likely with a pint of Guinness. Here are some great ones to check out on St. Patrick’s Day and beyond.

Seamus McCaffrey’s The iconic pub is known for its impressive selection of whiskeys and Irish brews on tap and its dark, hole-in-thewall charm in the heart of downtown Phoenix. Pair your libation of choice with one of the boxty entrées that feature a potato pancake with companions like chicken in a white wine cream sauce, corned beef and cabbage or steak bathed in Guinness gravy. Details: 18 W. Monroe St., Phoenix. 602-253-6081, seamusmccaﬀ reys.com.

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Dubliner Irish Pub and Restaurant This neighborhood joint is a hot spot for sports viewing and weekend live music. House specialties include the corned beef sliders, shepherd’s pie and a Rueben that’s piled with grilled corned beef or turkey with kraut, Swiss and 1,000 Island dressing on rye. Details: 3841 E. Thunderbird Road, Phoenix. 602-867-0984, dublinerpub.com.

Rosie McCaffrey’s Irish Pub and Restaurant If the name sounds familiar, there’s a reason. Belfast native Seamus McCaffrey is the original owner of the 30-yearold downtown Irish pub that bears his name. After selling it, McCaﬀ rey opened Rosie’s a few miles north on Camelback Road. McCaﬀ rey was the

Seamus McCaffrey's Irish Pub & Restaurant is known for its impressive selection of whiskeys and Irish brews. JIM LOUVAU/SPECIAL FOR THE REPUBLIC

fi rst to introduce Guinness draft to the Valley, and Rosie’s wide-ranging beer list includes favorites like Harp, Kilkenny Cream Ale and Smithwick’s, in addition to local wares. Rosie’s Famous Egg Rolls stuff ed with corned beef and cabbage, Harp battered onion rings and Guinness steak and mushroom pie are stick-to-your-ribs promises. Details: 906 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix. 602-241-1916, rosiemccaff reysirishpub.com.

Named for Irish author Robert Boyle’s book, this rustic watering hole takes its inspiration to the limit with wood furnishings, vintage books and antiquey wooden card catalog boxes between chalkboards with beer off erings. Do the Green Tea shooter – Bushmills, peach schnapps and lemon-lime soda – with pals before splitting a plate of corned beef fritters. The Derry Milk Stout steak pie features a seared fi let, leeks, potatoes and carrots in puff pastry. And although poutine hails from Canada, the Quebec staple has its own section. There’s the Rueben version with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss and 1,000 Island, and the Irish rendition is topped with lamb stew, crispy rashers and whiskey peppercorn gravy. Details: 15689 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale. 480-609-8677, skepticalchymist.com.

RT O’Sullivan’s Known primarily as a sports bar, RT O’Sullivan’s Irish roots run deep with owner Ray O’Sullivan hailing from the small ﬁ shing village of Glenbeigh, Ireland. In addition to the more-than-ade-

Dark wood, brick, stained glass and a windy bar encourage guests to linger. The menu is stocked with ultimate comfort food oﬀ erings like beef mushroom and ale pie, liver and onions, and a gooey fondue punched up with Guinness and served with soft pretzels primed for dipping. Details: 1744 S. Val Vista Drive, Mesa. 480-507-7827, theharpaz.com.

Murphy’s Law Irish Pub Beer fans ﬂ ock to downtown Chandler to ponder a vast beer lineup from near and far dispensed from three dozen taps. Early weekend risers can fuel up for weekend brunch served from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Standouts include the traditional Irish breakfast, Bailey’s French toast made with challah bread and the poutine-in-disguise beer-battered Hangover Fries piled with bacon, cheese curds, roasted jalapeno cheese sauce and, of course, sunny-side-up eggs. Details: 58 S. San Marcos Place, Chandler. 480-269-2400, murphyslaw.pub.

Rula Bula The name is adapted from a Gaelic language expression that means “uproar and commotion in a celebratory time.” It’s an appropriate name for this Mill Avenue hotspot housed in a historic building and former 19th-century saddle and harness shop, the inspiration for much of the décor with an Irish twist. It’s always buzzing with patrons craving an authentic Guinness pour from the antique bar, live music on the corner stage and a morsel or two from the extensive menu. The vegetarian shepherd’s pie, bangers ‘n mash and the Hot See PUBS, Page 4

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Bollix Spicy Potato Balls – a housemade invention of deep-fried potato, rashers, scallions and Irish cheddar – are good places to start. If needed, head here on the weekends before 2 p.m. and ﬁ nd relief with the Hair of the Dog drink specials. Details: 401 S. Mill Ave., Tempe, 480929-9500, rulabula.com.

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This Chandler spot was the Skeptical Chymist owners’ fi rst foray into the pub business. And it leaves no doubt as to its inspiration with Celtic furnishings and touches throughout. The lively casual vibe is partnered with entrées like fi sh and chips, lamb shepherd’s pie and corned beef and cabbage. Check out the daily specials for good deals seven days a week. Details: 1989 W. Elliot Road, Chandler. 480-22-9434, fi bbermageespub.com.

Casey Moore’s Oyster House What it lacks in traditional Irish décor, this downtown Tempe-area bar located in a century-old home more than makes up for in spirit, in more ways than

one. It’s a popular haunt for locals and university students who enjoy the seafood, hearty bar eats and libations. It’s also said to be haunted as tales of a mysterious woman being seen dancing in the second level dining room and collars and ties getting tugged by an unseen force. Spend your time deciding if the rumors are true over a some of the famous oyster dishes, like the fried oyster po-boy or Oysters Rockefeller. The homemade crab cakes served with inhouse chipotle remoulade is a perennial crowd-pleaser. Details: 850 S. Ash Ave., Tempe, 480-968-9935, caseymoores.com. See PUBS, Page 6

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Soccer fans are well-acquainted with this spot, which fl aunts all the trappings of a quintessential pub from iron bar rails and distressed wood pieces to Guinness barrel high tops and Irish tunes playing throughout. The lengthy menu is packed with all the expected dishes, like lamb shepherd’s pie and an Irish breakfast with eggs, bangers, rasher, black and white pudding, Heinz baked breakfast beans and soda bread. The corned beef and cabbage taquitos show fusion fl air, as does the Bailey’s tiramisu. Details: 17045 N. 59th Ave., Glendale. 602-875-8331, timfi nnegans.com.

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Mom having trouble navigating society’s slow to change norms Ask Linda Linda Cohen Guest columnist

Dear Linda, I’m having some mixed feelings about the playgroup that my daughter and I are part of. The group is composed of young moms and their toddlers, and close friendships have been formed. I’m beginning to think that my ideas of child-rearing are very diﬀ erent from the other moms’. There are too many gender-speciﬁ c comments regarding the boys and the girls. One little boy and girl were playing together and the girl was playing with a truck. The mom told her that girls don’t

ORDINANCE NO. 4436 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 455, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, BY AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF CHANGING THE ZONING ON THE “DISTRICT MAP” TO ZONING APPROVED IN CASE NO. 6-ZN-2018#2 FROM PLANNED COMMUNITY DISTRICT, PLANNED REGIONAL CENTER (P-C PRC) TO PLANNED COMMUNITY DISTRICT, PLANNED REGIONAL CENTER, PLANNED SHARED DEVELOPMENT (P-C PRC PSD) ON A +/-11-ACRE SITE LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MCDOWELL AND SCOTTSDALE ROAD (APN: 129-12-001Y, 129-12001 K & 129-12-001 L). WHEREAS, the Planning Commission held a hearing on January 22, 2020; WHEREAS, the City Council held a hearing on March 3, 2020; and WHEREAS, the City Council ﬁnds that the proposed development is in substantial harmony with the General Plan of the City of Scottsdale and will be coordinated with existing and planned development; and WHEREAS, it is now necessary that the comprehensive zoning map of the City of Scottsdale (“District Map”) be amended to conform with the decision of the Scottsdale City Council in Case No. 6-ZN-2018#2. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Scottsdale, as follows: Section 1. That the “District Map” adopted as a part of the

play with trucks and asked her to give it to the boy, who was playing happily with a doll. Many of the little girls come to playgroup with “princess” dresses, and I don’t want my daughter to see gender diﬀ erences and preferences. When I dressed my daughter in a warrior outﬁ t at our Halloween party, I got some negative side comments from some of the moms. Am I being too sensitive on this issue? I could use your input, please. —Socially Pressured Dear SP, I think that your perspective on child-rearing is excellent. Treating boys and girls on equal footing is coming about slowly but is not fully in the mainstream.

Zoning Ordinance of the City of Scottsdale, showing the zoning district boundaries, is amended by rezoning a +/-11-acre site located on the southwest corner of McDowell and Scottsdale Road (APN: 129-12-001Y, 129-12-001K & 129-12-001L) and marked as “Site” (the Property) on the map attached as Exhibit 2, incorporated herein by reference, from Planned Community District, Planned Regional Center (PC PRC) to Planned Community District, Planned Regional Center, Planned Shared Development (P-C PRC PSD). Section 2. That the above rezoning approval is conditioned upon compliance with all stipulations attached hereto as Exhibit 1 and incorporated herein by reference. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Scottsdale this 3rd day of March, 2020. ATTEST: CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, an Arizona Municipal Corporation By: By: Carolyn Jagger W.J. “Jim” Lane City Clerk Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY By: Sherry R. Scott, City Attorney By: Joe Padilla, Deputy City Attorney Stipulations for the Zoning Application: Papago Plaza Case Number: 6-ZN-2018#2 These stipulations are in order to protect the public health, safety,

Recently, I read a study that concluded that children in elementary and high school who have platonic relationships developed more empathy and could communicate more easily to either gender and treated each other in a more egalitarian manner. Please keep in mind that the acceptance of new social norms is slow-going. I’ve noticed that some retailers are starting to remove gender signage, but generally we have to accept that the social change you are speaking to isn’t mainstream at this point. You can express your feelings to the moms in the group if you haven’t already and see if some are in agreement with your parenting style. I have a niece who has a son and daughter and lives in rural Vermont, in

welfare, and the City of Scottsdale. GOVERNANCE: 1. Except as amended below, the stipulations from case 6-ZN-2018 shall continue to apply to this project. SITE DESIGN: 1. CONFORMANCE TO DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. The subdivision plat and distribution of development rights shall conform to the terms of the Development Agreement (Contract No. 2020-016COS), attached hereto as Resolution No. 11692. Any changes to the Development Agreement shall require City Council approval.

an area more liberal and accepting of gender equality from birth. I’m pointing out that where you live plays into changing traditional long-standing social norms. It’s also important to point out how you feel to other parents and teachers as well. Good luck, and while you may ﬁ nd your child-rearing philosophy a challenge, stick with what you believe in. 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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The members of Scottsdale ﬁ re crew and an ambulance crew who were put under isolation protocol after they assisted a man who later tested positive for coronavirus are back at work. Scottsdale spokesman Kelly Corsette said that the the four-person ﬁ re crew and two-person ambulance crew were cleared to return to work over the weekend after the Maricopa County Department of Public Health followed the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation to no longer quarantine health care workers if they don’t show symptoms after being exposed to coronavirus. The Maricopa County Health Depart-

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and storage containers. Salt Tacos Y Tequila, 6751 N. Sunset Blvd., Suite E109, Glendale. 1 Cooked green chili and cooked chicken not kept hot enough. | Reheated. 2 Employee removed chicken from grill before it reached proper temperature.| Placed back onto grill to continue cooking. 3 No sanitizer in dishwashing sink. | Corrected. 4 Shredded cheese, black beans, pico de gallo and chopped tomato at unsafe cold holding temperatures. | Discarded. Famous 48, 8989 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 608, Scottsdale. 1 Not enough chlorine sanitizer in bar dishwasher. | Corrected. 2 Cooked brisket improperly cooled. | Discarded. 3 Cooked rice not kept hot enough. | Reheated. 4 Cocktail sauce, milk, cooked eggs and salad dressing at improper temperatures. | Discarded. Continued on Page 13

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Grade A restaurants and establishments Phoenix ❚ Bobby Q, 8501 N. 27th Ave. ❚ Green Mix, 2160 E. Baseline Road, Space 128. ❚ Los Taquitos, 3176 E. Indian School Road. ❚ Papa John’s Pizza, 4850 N. 83rd Ave. ❚ Danny’s Deli, 4202 W. Camelback Road, Suite 1. Southeast Valley ❚ Hob Nob Sports Grill, 7200 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 14, Chandler. ❚ Dilly’s Deli, 414 W. University Drive, Tempe. ❚ Sassy’s Cafe & Bakery, 4210 E. Main St., Suite 02, Mesa. ❚ Lulu’s Taco Shop, 610 N. Gilbert Road, Suite 302, Gilbert. ❚ Zoyo, 6350 S. McClintock Drive,

Suite A, Tempe. Scottsdale ❚ Yume Sushi & Grill, 16459 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 119. ❚ Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, 20715 N. Pima Road, Suite F115. ❚ Thai Coconut Restaurant, 7116 E. Mercer Lane, Suite 101. ❚ Cedar Room, 20715 N. Pima Road, Suite F-100. ❚ Dog Haus, 15257 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite F1-155. West Valley ❚ El Tataki Mexican Sushi, 10685 W. Indian School Road, Suite K, Avondale. ❚ Popeye’s, 6904 N. Dysart Road, Glendale. ❚ Texas Roadhouse, 16079 N. Arrowhead Fountains Center Drive, Peoria. ❚ Peter Piper Pizza, 12851 W. Bell Road, Surprise. ❚ Cracker Barrel, 1209 N. Litchﬁ eld Road, Goodyear.

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doing 70 mph. On this date in 1911, Theodore Roosevelt dedicated Roosevelt Dam. On this date in 1917, Corydon E. Cooley, Arizona pioneer, Army scout and good friend of the White Mountain Apache Indians, died. March 19, 1873: An Army garrison at Tucson was moved to Rillito Creek to establish Fort Lowell. On this date in 1882, Morgan Earp was killed from an ambush in Hatch’s Billiard Parlor in Tombstone. On this date in 1906, Wickenburg scheduled a spring housecleaning week during which the men were supposed to cut weeds and drag stones out of the streets and the women were supposed to serve them dinner.

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National Vietnam War Veterans Day is observed every year on March 29 and is a way to thank and honor our nation’s Vietnam veterans and their families for their service and sacriﬁ ce. The observance, which will run through 2025, endeavors to highlight the assistance of our armed forces and support organizations during the war, to pay tribute to wartime contributions at home by American citizens, to highlight technology, science and medical advances made during the war and to recognize contributions by our allies. The commemoration honors U.S. armed forces personnel with active duty service from Nov. 1, 1955, to May 15, 1975, regardless of the location of service. The Arizona Military Museum will host a special ceremony from noon-5 p.m., Sunday, March 29, at 5636 E. McDowell Road and the National Guard headquarters in Phoenix. There will be light refreshments and a short ceremony at 2 p.m. Joe Abodeeley has dedicated 40 years to the museum as its president. He is an “in country Vietnam veteran” who diligently strives to ensure the museum houses authentic artifacts, weapons, art and vehicles to help tell the Vietnam War story as well as other stories from various other wars. “We may have one of the largest Vietnam displays in the country,” he said. “There’s a Huey (helicopter) in the mid-

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Sold Property Listings 85014/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 35 Same weeks last year: 29 Median price This week: $450,000 Previous four weeks: $327,500 Same weeks last year: $276,000 1221 E HIGHLAND AVE $450,000. 3802 N 9TH PL $455,000. 1204 E OREGON AVE $315,000. 6738 N 11TH PL $379,900. 6744 N 14TH PL $495,000. 1019 E VERMONT AVE $381,000. 1336 E MARYLAND AVE UNIT 8 $255,000. 6856 N 12TH WAY $500,000. 5802 N 11TH PL $303,500. 6732 N 15TH PL $499,000. 1330 E VERMONT AVE $595,000.

85016/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 24 Previous four weeks: 70 Same weeks last year: 58 Median price This week: $379,000 Previous four weeks: $387,000 Same weeks last year: $317,750 4430 N 22ND ST APT 8 $583,000. 2531 E MARSHALL AVE $840,000. 1840 E ROMA AVE $370,799. 5217 N 24TH ST APT 106 $331,000. 2300 E CAMPBELL AVE UNIT 110 $383,000. 4430 N 22ND ST APT 13 $550,000. 1907 E AVALON DR $350,000. 3004 N 22ND ST $318,000. 3150 E GLENROSA AVE UNIT 1 $525,000. 4439 N 24TH WAY $359,900. 2300 E CAMPBELL AVE UNIT 102 $472,000. 4339 N 27TH PL $489,900. 3017 E CAMPBELL AVE $565,000. 8 BILTMORE EST UNIT 319 $1,180,000. 5236 N 20TH ST APT C1 $162,500. 2021 E OSBORN RD APT 1 $157,000. 4438 N 27TH ST UNIT 11 $425,000. 2211 E CAMELBACK RD UNIT 505 $750,000. 1937 E WHITTON AVE $375,000. 1821 E MARYLAND AVE APT 8 $286,500. 2924 E PINCHOT AVE $325,900. 2949 E FAIRMOUNT AVE $449,900. 1812 E PINCHOT AVE $285,000. 1902 E HAZELWOOD ST $332,000.

3302 E CAMPBELL AVE UNIT 7 $685,000. 5309 N 34TH ST $1,195,000. 3416 N 44TH ST UNIT 20 $225,000. 4133 E SOLANO DR $820,000. 4822 E PALOMINO RD $2,950,000. 3817 N 33RD ST $605,000. 3421 E CAMELBACK RD $507,000.

85020/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 28 Previous four weeks: 69 Same weeks last year: 48 Median price This week: $259,450 Previous four weeks: $240,000 Same weeks last year: $271,700 1217 E ECHO LN $450,000. 1880 E MORTEN AVE UNIT 253 $192,000. 10006 N 7TH PL $310,000. 17 E RUTH AVE UNIT 103 $109,000. 2114 E KALER DR $980,000. 1347 E TOWNLEY AVE $225,000. 8859 N 12TH PL $127,000. 7823 N 7TH PL $650,000. 7232 N 13TH ST $385,000. 7887 N 16TH ST UNIT 136 $269,000. 750 E NORTHERN AVE UNIT 2042 $186,000. 7201 N CENTRAL AVE $882,000. 1344 E BELMONT AVE $407,500. 1333 E MORTEN AVE UNIT 135 $175,000. 9820 N CENTRAL AVE UNIT 214 $200,000. 1307 E BUTLER DR $445,000. 1108 E ORCHID LN $309,000. 10218 N 12TH PL UNIT 3 $219,000. 1338 E PURDUE AVE $150,000. 11431 N 13TH TER $730,000. 10410 N CAVE CREEK RD UNIT 1074 $135,000. 8130 N 11TH PL $249,900. 1034 E ORCHID LN $372,000. 10439 N 11TH PL UNIT 3 $165,000. 1811 E HAYWARD AVE UNIT 1 $225,000. 222 E EL CAMINITO DR $425,000. 1130 E BELMONT AVE $208,000. 750 E MYRTLE AVE $660,265.

85021/PHOENIX

For more real estate news, go to streetscout.com 1920 E BELL RD UNIT 1079 $198,000. 14232 N 16TH PL $510,000. 16644 N 20TH ST $293,000. 17017 N 12TH ST UNIT 2113 $149,900. 1909 E AIRE LIBRE AVE $326,000. 407 E MURIEL DR $318,500. 1294 E VOLTAIRE AVE $595,000. 750 E MORNINGSIDE DR $157,000. 18228 N 19TH PL $375,750. 17610 N 17TH PL UNIT 11 $224,000. 1315 E ANGELA DR $255,000. 1519 E MICHELLE DR $318,000. 1541 E SHARON DR $1,098,000.

85024/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 16 Previous four weeks: 47 Same weeks last year: 44 Median price This week: $424,420 Previous four weeks: $410,000 Same weeks last year: $271,750 23424 N 25TH PL $482,500. 2318 E LIEBER PL $429,841. 510 E KERRY LN $267,000. 2003 E MARIPOSA GRANDE $503,000. 1717 E UNION HILLS DR UNIT 1046 $200,000. 1202 E WAHALLA LN $349,000. 2055 E PARK VIEW LN $517,541. 1929 E ROSEMONTE DR $335,000. 2223 E OTTAWA LN $480,000. 18611 N 22ND ST LOT 43 $281,000. 1819 E PARKSIDE LN $390,000. 1640 E MONTOYA LN $438,500. 1608 E MOHAWK LN $419,000. 24237 N 21ST ST $572,005. 525 E ORAIBI DR $250,000. 24118 N 20TH PL $532,755.

85028/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 39 Same weeks last year: 43 Median price This week: $365,000 Previous four weeks: $415,000 Same weeks last year: $393,000

12026 N 40TH WAY $365,000. 2313 E POINSETTIA DR $264,000. 3516 E BECKER LN $415,000. 2526 E SAHUARO DR $315,000. 2839 E MERCER LN $435,000. 11640 N TATUM BLVD UNIT 2011 $308,900. 10013 N 30TH PL $375,000. 11640 N TATUM BLVD UNIT 1024 701 W WHY WORRY LN $395,000. $272,000. 2702 E CANNON DR $509,000. 1742 W BUTLER DR $445,000. 85018/PHOENIX 10009 N 35TH ST $500,000. 7126 N 19TH AVE UNIT 197 Number of sales 11640 N TATUM BLVD UNIT 1011 $115,000. This week: 19 $327,000. 700 W DREY DR $475,000. Previous four weeks: 66 3052 E LUPINE AVE $310,000. 7315 N 12TH AVE $562,000. Same weeks last year: 59 3136 E CHERYL DR $409,940. 8518 N 17TH DR $388,500. 11845 N 40TH WAY $352,500. 331 W ORANGEWOOD AVE Median price This week: $605,000 3140 E CHERYL DR $439,714. $605,206. Previous four weeks: $530,000 9419 N 6TH AVE $204,000. Same weeks last year: $505,000 527 W LAWRENCE LN $410,000. 85032/PHOENIX 720 W SELDON LN $675,000. 3915 E MITCHELL DR $1,057,213. 209 W FRIER DR $622,000. Number of sales 4201 E CAMELBACK RD UNIT 1639 W FRIER DR $370,000. This week: 30 Previous four weeks: 74 76 $190,000. Same weeks last year: 73 5104 N 32ND ST UNIT 112 85022/PHOENIX $259,900. Median price 3944 E ROMA AVE $773,000. This week: $263,500 Number of sales 4556 E CALLE REDONDA Previous four weeks: $289,000 This week: 14 Same weeks last year: $253,500 Previous four weeks: 49 $1,050,000. Same weeks last year: 49 3825 N 35TH ST $725,000. 13624 N 44TH PL $320,000. 3416 N 44TH ST UNIT 1 $150,000. Median price 2701 E JOHN CABOT RD 4638 N 40TH ST $535,000. This week: $318,250 $270,000. 4164 N 33RD PL $645,000. Previous four weeks: $305,000 3649 E EMILE ZOLA AVE Same weeks last year: $233,000 5318 N 33RD ST $553,000. $360,000. 4601 E EARLL DR $405,000. 4411 N 40TH ST APT 37 $305,000. 2019 E EVERETT DR $775,000. Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 27 Median price This week: $427,500 Previous four weeks: $388,500 Same weeks last year: $264,300

2525 E HARTFORD AVE $245,000. 2731 E HILLERY DR $479,000. 18202 N CAVE CREEK RD APT 134 $73,000. 3040 E EMILE ZOLA AVE $410,000. 17209 N 45TH ST $420,000. 14441 N 29TH ST $745,000. 15708 N 33RD PL $267,000. 4518 E PHELPS RD $350,000. 17610 N PARADISE PARK DR $239,900. 16635 N CAVE CREEK RD UNIT 110 $95,000. 2845 E VISTA DR $323,000. 13209 N 42ND ST $203,000. 18250 N 32ND ST UNIT 1038 $221,000. 2638 E LIBBY ST $295,000. 2725 E JOHN CABOT RD $242,000. 3829 E EVANS DR $341,000. 2745 E DAHLIA DR $260,000. 16602 N 25TH ST APT 229 $135,000. 2455 E BLANCHE DR $170,668. 12222 N PARADISE VILLAGE PKWY S APT 111 $178,000. 2425 E ROBERT E LEE ST $199,900. 2521 E LOUISE DR $300,000. 3801 E BECK LN $354,000. 18416 N CAVE CREEK RD APT 2069 $156,000. 2520 E MARILYN RD $259,900. 2732 E SAINT JOHN RD $294,000. 3322 E GELDING DR $230,000.

85050/PHOENIX

Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 64 Same weeks last year: 77 Median price This week: $547,395 Previous four weeks: $446,000 Same weeks last year: $438,278 22116 N 31ST ST $760,988. 3033 E CREST LN $707,054. 21607 N 36TH ST $525,000. 3935 E ROUGH RIDER RD UNIT 1315 $410,000. 4031 E TOPEKA DR $350,000. 2951 E TINA DR $569,790. 3114 E HERRERA DR $789,498. 21824 N 32ND PL $570,000. 4709 E VIA MONTOYA DR $685,000. 22039 N 28TH PL $440,830. 3977 E HASHKNIFE RD $625,000. 3826 E HALF HITCH PL $580,000. 3935 E ROUGH RIDER RD UNIT 1261 $344,000. 4327 E SIESTA LN $338,800. 26229 N 45TH ST $395,000. 3150 E BEARDSLEY RD UNIT 1107 $217,000. 21305 N 39TH WAY $780,000. 3335 E WAHALLA LN $405,000. 4515 E JAEGER RD $450,000. 21926 N 32ND PL $615,957.

5219 E HASHKNIFE RD $307,000. 5450 E DEER VALLEY DR UNIT 2182 $320,000. 18524 N 65TH PL $539,000. 17850 N 68TH ST UNIT 2046 $437,293.

85250/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 35 Same weeks last year: 41 Median price This week: $403,000 Previous four weeks: $349,000 Same weeks last year: $327,500 8215 E KEIM DR $342,500. 5461 N 78TH ST $423,000. 5995 N 78TH ST UNIT 2004 $170,000. 7800 E LINCOLN DR UNIT 1029 $310,000. 8436 E MONTEBELLO AVE $279,000. 7430 E CHAPARRAL RD UNIT 152A $225,000. 8643 E SAGE DR $410,000. 8326 E VISTA DR $440,000. 7755 E CHAPARRAL RD $380,000. 8708 E VALLEY VISTA DR $403,000. 8731 E SANDALWOOD DR $439,000. 6319 N 82ND ST $407,000. 7751 E BUENA TERRA WAY $507,000. 7315 E MCLELLAN BLVD $895,000. 5009 N 83RD ST $350,000.

85251/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 32 Previous four weeks: 87 Same weeks last year: 106 Median price This week: $325,750 Previous four weeks: $334,000 Same weeks last year: $344,500

7161 E RANCHO VISTA DR UNIT 3006 $980,000. 7910 E CAMELBACK RD UNIT 309 $220,000. 4620 N MILLER RD $390,000. 8613 E WHITTON AVE $475,000. 6152 E CALLE CAMELIA $1,419,000. 3031 N CIVIC CENTER PLZ UNIT 128 $233,000. 7950 E CAMELBACK RD UNIT 501 $240,000. 7147 E RANCHO VISTA DR UNIT 6010 $400,000. 3500 N HAYDEN RD APT 308 $199,000. 8100 E CAMELBACK RD # 145 $499,000. 6218 E AVALON DR $380,950. 6301 E PINCHOT AVE $369,500. 4918 N 76TH PL $334,000. 85054/PHOENIX 8500 E INDIAN SCHOOL RD Number of sales UNIT 205 $163,000. This week: 9 6220 E MONTECITO AVE Previous four weeks: 22 $1,615,000. Same weeks last year: 19 6909 E OSBORN RD UNIT G Median price $317,500. This week: $320,000 2992 N MILLER RD UNIT 115 Previous four weeks: $459,950 $285,000. Same weeks last year: $440,000 6125 E INDIAN SCHOOL RD APT 158 $135,000. 4630 N 68TH ST UNIT 232 6900 E PRINCESS DR UNIT 1121 $215,000. $240,000. 3801 N GOLDWATER BLVD 6626 E MORNINGSIDE DR UNIT G307 $815,000. $628,000. 4143 N 64TH ST $1,160,000. 6900 E PRINCESS DR UNIT 2174 6237 E PINCHOT AVE $310,000. $230,500. 7830 E CAMELBACK RD UNIT 17850 N 68TH ST UNIT 3048 206 $190,000. $494,396. 3314 N 68TH ST UNIT 226 5450 E DEER VALLEY DR $170,000. UNIT 1024 $285,000. 8732 E ANGUS DR $445,000.

6720 E EXETER BLVD $2,295,000. 3031 N CIVIC CENTER PLZ UNIT 340 $233,000. 8159 E GLENROSA AVE $220,000. 7688 E MINNEZONA AVE $310,000. 8124 E MITCHELL DR $460,000. 8302 E MARIPOSA DR $660,000. 4337 N 84TH PL $300,000.

85253/PARADISE VALLEY Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 39 Same weeks last year: 29 Median price This week: $1,445,000 Previous four weeks: $1,595,000 Same weeks last year: $1,400,000 6045 E COCHISE RD $1,445,000. 6885 E COCHISE RD APT 110 $255,500. 4811 E FANFOL DR $935,000. 4812 E ROVEY AVE $1,595,000. 6814 E INDIAN BEND RD $1,900,000. 7275 N SCOTTSDALE RD UNIT 1014 $805,000. 9401 N 53RD PL $1,690,000. 5537 E STELLA LN $1,340,651. 5032 E COCHISE RD $1,750,000. 5515 E ARROYO VERDE DR $2,000,000. 5670 N SCOTTSDALE RD $950,000.

85254/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 28 Previous four weeks: 78 Same weeks last year: 76 Median price This week: $547,000 Previous four weeks: $529,950 Same weeks last year: $461,000 16819 N 65TH PL $460,000. 6108 E EVANS DR $350,000. 18204 N 53RD ST $617,000. 7009 E ACOMA DR UNIT 1064 $218,000. 5731 E MARCONI AVE $409,000. 5731 E MONTE CRISTO AVE $501,000. 16008 N 60TH ST $570,000. 5438 E PARADISE LN $490,000. 6551 E DESERT COVE AVE $644,000. 6207 E KINGS AVE $673,200. 15215 N KIERLAND BLVD UNIT 304 $1,595,000. 4925 E DESERT COVE AVE UNIT 207 $185,000. 6802 E LUDLOW DR $544,200. 12001 N 67TH ST $1,055,000. 12226 N 49TH PL $520,000. 15628 N 51ST PL $549,800. 5122 E SHEA BLVD UNIT 1156 $189,900. 7050 E CROCUS DR $860,000. 5204 E WOODRIDGE DR $557,000. 15215 N KIERLAND BLVD UNIT 835 $1,340,000. 7120 E KIERLAND BLVD APT 307 $1,000,000. 5154 E KAREN DR $375,000. 6530 E CAMINO SANTO $737,500. 6432 E PARADISE LN $410,000. 11616 N 65TH ST $2,150,000. 6249 E CLAIRE DR $462,000. 5410 E CHARLESTON AVE $550,000. 16813 N 59TH PL $405,000.

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Sold Property Listings 85255/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 38 Previous four weeks: 117 Same weeks last year: 104 Median price This week: $715,000 Previous four weeks: $718,000 Same weeks last year: $640,000 7740 E PHANTOM WAY $535,000. 7759 E LOS GATOS DR $650,000. 18720 N 101ST ST UNIT 2002 $1,500,000. 20100 N 78TH PL APT 2096 $212,000. 10040 E HAPPY VALLEY RD UNIT 392 $1,790,000. 8402 E LA SENDA DR $1,289,000. 10459 E CONIESON RD $667,000. 7230 E LA JUNTA RD $1,150,000. 8256 E BEARDSLEY RD $730,000. 8428 E CALLE BUENA VIS $685,000. 11145 E ROSEMARY LN $1,100,000. 9701 E HAPPY VALLEY RD UNIT 9 $3,550,000. 20401 N 98TH ST $887,000. 23395 N 75TH ST $699,990. 9441 E CANYON VIEW RD $950,000. 10040 E HAPPY VALLEY RD UNIT 339 $1,360,000. 10203 E CAMELOT CT $1,500,000. 7459 E PARAISO DR $631,170. 9321 E VIA DEL SOL DR $1,994,500. 9214 E HOVERLAND RD $910,000. 19550 N GRAYHAWK DR UNIT 1017 $480,000. 22427 N LOS CABALLOS DR $700,000. 20704 N 90TH PL UNIT 1040 $475,000. 23601 N 84TH PL $1,555,000. 11156 E WINCHCOMB DR $965,000. 23855 N 75TH PL $422,000. 19684 N 96TH PL $1,910,000. 8003 E SANDS DR $795,000. 10271 E ACACIA DR $588,000. 7719 E LA JUNTA RD $795,000. 10369 E STAR OF THE DESERT DR $475,000. 8267 E SIERRA PINTA DR $593,500. 19700 N 76TH ST APT 1101 $389,000. 16598 N 104TH WAY $599,900. 19700 N 76TH ST APT 1028 $409,000. 16323 N 109TH WAY $1,200,000. 19777 N 76TH ST APT 3264 $265,000. 19155 N 94TH PL $685,000.

85258/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 28 Previous four weeks: 66 Same weeks last year: 55 Median price This week: $512,500 Previous four weeks: $510,000 Same weeks last year: $493,000 10015 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD UNIT 1004 $365,000. 10488 N 98TH ST $850,000. 10101 N ARABIAN TRL UNIT 2035 $193,000. 9745 N 95TH ST UNIT 230 $234,800. 7222 E GAINEY RANCH RD UNIT 218 $505,000. 7540 N AJO RD $445,000. 8787 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD UNIT 1021 $248,000. 8787 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD UNIT 1078 $275,000. 8062 E DEL TORNASOL DR $520,000. 7350 N VIA PASEO DEL SUR APT P203 $207,000. 8109 E VIA DE VIVA $480,000. 8404 E SAN BERNARDO DR $530,000. 8741 E SAN BRUNO DR $565,000. 10535 N 96TH PL $767,500. 8700 E MOUNTAIN VIEW RD UNIT 1019 $408,000. 8101 E VIA DEL DESIERTO $445,000. 23167 E VIA DEL SOL $392,544. 7531 E NORTH LN $685,000. 8101 E DEL CAVERNA DR $915,000. 7710 E GAINEY RANCH RD UNIT 245 $279,000. 9460 N 92ND ST UNIT 111 $218,000. 8900 N 83RD ST $649,000. 7272 E GAINEY RANCH RD UNIT 12 $537,000. 8045 E DEL CAVERNA DR $1,250,000. 10262 N 103RD ST $730,000. 7625 E VIA DEL PLACITO $1,698,000. 8750 E VIA DEL VALLE $560,000. 10474 E SAN SALVADOR DR $583,000.

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85260/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 22 Previous four weeks: 60 Same weeks last year: 59 Median price This week: $485,000 Previous four weeks: $470,000 Same weeks last year: $352,800 15550 N FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BLVD # 1040 $415,000. 9070 E GARY RD UNIT 147 $335,000. 8864 E SUNNYSIDE DR $432,500. 11515 N 91ST ST UNIT 162 $279,900. 12336 N 91ST ST $925,000. 15235 N 93RD PL $470,000. 12057 N 94TH PL $516,100. 8366 E SUNNYSIDE DR $895,000. 9823 E ROSEMARY LN $561,000. 9286 E CORRINE DR $735,000. 10235 E DREYFUS AVE $650,000. 7550 E CORRINE RD $1,000,000. 9451 E BECKER LN APT 1036 $162,000. 9100 E RAINTREE DR UNIT 210 $270,000. 11055 N 79TH PL $510,000. 13491 N 95TH WAY $565,000. 10335 E LARKSPUR DR $1,730,000. 16600 N THOMPSON PEAK PKWY UNIT 1049 $405,000. 9100 E RAINTREE DR UNIT 120 $320,000. 9551 E REDFIELD RD UNIT 1018 $310,000. 10338 E WOOD DR $500,000. 15095 N THOMPSON PEAK PKWY UNIT 1058 $253,450.

85262/SCOTTSDALE

Number of sales This week: 29 Previous four weeks: 56 Same weeks last year: 31 Median price This week: $895,000 Previous four weeks: $902,500 Same weeks last year: $715,000

29105 N 142ND WAY $495,812. 13911 E QUAIL TRACK DR $565,000. 9604 E CHUCKWAGON LN 85259/SCOTTSDALE $550,000. 39713 N 106TH PL $1,387,000. Number of sales 9663 E CINDER CONE TRL This week: 19 $675,000. Previous four weeks: 41 9252 E WHITEWING DR Same weeks last year: 44 $500,000. Median price 27953 N 111TH WAY $500,000. This week: $651,000 9866 E GRANITE PEAK TRL Previous four weeks: $660,200 $887,000. Same weeks last year: $663,750 10827 E GRAYTHORN DR $1,400,000. 13869 E LAUREL LN $655,000. 85257/SCOTTSDALE 28220 N 152ND PL $750,000. 12343 N 136TH ST $588,000. 11152 E WHITE FEATHER LN 9261 N 129TH PL $1,600,000. Number of sales $605,000. 10977 N 137TH ST $1,050,000. This week: 11 10187 E SUNDANCE TRL 14329 E ESTRELLA AVE Previous four weeks: 36 Same weeks last year: 51 $1,212,500. $440,000. 41943 N STONE CUTTER DR 12005 E MISSION LN $699,200. Median price 13300 E VIA LINDA UNIT 2052 $3,850,000. This week: $410,000 27000 N ALMA SCHOOL PKWY $475,000. Previous four weeks: $394,500 Same weeks last year: $324,500 11500 E COCHISE DR UNIT 2095 UNIT 2005 $735,000. 35320 N 95TH ST $520,000. $355,000. 6012 E HARVARD ST $601,200. 9505 E HIGH CANYON DR 11757 E WINDROSE DR 8625 E BELLEVIEW PL UNIT $1,995,000. $1,400,000. 1027 $205,000. 11172 E GREYTHORN DR 14038 E COYOTE RD $750,000. 6850 E MCDOWELL RD UNIT 59 11776 N 123RD WAY $561,500. $535,000. $575,000. 11826 N 109TH ST $489,500. 11074 E BUCKHORN DR 7544 E TAYLOR ST $410,000. 13450 E VIA LINDA UNIT 1026 $935,000. 6056 E VERNON AVE $354,900. $455,000. 28252 N 106TH ST $2,170,000. 7519 E ROOSEVELT ST $295,000. 11375 E SAHUARO DR APT 2098 14331 E MONTGOMERY CT 7344 E PIERCE ST $451,500. $223,500. $1,225,000. 7009 E PORTLAND ST $510,212. 9682 N 131ST ST $1,250,000. 9775 E CAVALRY DR $925,000. 8232 E PALM LN $443,000. 9204 N 128TH ST $651,000. 34437 N 93RD PL $797,000. 7432 E ROOSEVELT ST $265,000. 12423 E DOUBLETREE RANCH 10542 E SKINNER DR $1,301,000. 1108 N 74TH ST $400,000. 34589 N 99TH ST $895,000. RD $750,000. 37295 N BOULDER VIEW DR 10881 E SAHUARO DR $383,150. 10968 E ONYX CT $1,070,000. $1,235,000.

36782 N 108TH PL $1,724,065. 28023 N 96TH PL $2,400,000. 9777 E FORGOTTEN HILLS DR $1,800,000. 34748 N 93RD PL $610,000.

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There’s a day for everything now. National Doughnut Day, National Car Wash Day, National Haircut Day. But one day, in particular, struck me: March 13, National Good Samaritan Day. The intrigue isn’t that being a good neighbor is itself odd. It’s that we’ve marked a single day to celebrate and remember to be kind and to reach out to help people in need. Is kindness and generosity to those we meet in such limited supply that we need a special day to be reminded to do good by one another? In my work at St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP), I can assure you that the desire to live out goodness and generosity for others is alive and well. Volunteers, donors and staﬀ ﬂ ock to our mission to help feed, clothe, house and heal vul-

nerable people in our community. While they fi ll the glasses for families in our dining halls, their glasses also get fi lled as they answer the call to care for one another. SVdP serves as a conduit for our community’s generosity, a way to funnel it to those in need, where there seems ample opportunity to show kindness. But that same opportunity exists far beyond nonprofi t doors. Last fall, at SVdP’s annual fundraising breakfast, we gave people the opportunity to be St. Vincent de Paul, to be that conduit. In what we called our Spark Generosity initiative, every attendee found at their seat a crisp underwritten $20 bill — an unusual sight at an event where most come to donate money. We challenged all 1,400 attendees to take that $20 and fi nd a small need in their community. Share an hour of company and dinner with an elderly neighbor. Sponsor a movie night for children whose

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undergraduate at a prestigious college, fears failing a course, she seeks the help of her professor, John. John bends the rules and decides to give her an “A” if she agrees to meet with him privately. This powerful drama explores the destructiveness of miscommunication and confronts the reality of sexual harassment in the #MeToo Era. Recommended for adult audiences. Friday, March 13, through Saturday, March 28. Call for times. Tempe Center for the Arts, 700 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Tempe. $25$38. 480-350-2822, www.tempecenterforthearts.com. Buddy Guy: Whether blues guitar legend Buddy Guy is playing a lick behind his back, picking strings with his teeth, “singing with gentle menace or bending new curves into a blue note” (The New York Times), his electrifying live performances showcase his incendiary style that altered the direction of the instrument. A pioneer of electric blues, Guy’s name is as synonymous with the

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Saturday Annual Phoenix Wounded Vets Bike Run: Please join us for our 6th Annual Phoenix Wounded Vet Run Motorcycle Ride. The ride will be on Saturday, March 14th, 2020 and starting at Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale (breakfast included). Registration starts at 9am and kickstands up at 12pm with the run ending at the world-famous Roadhouse in Cave Creek. Registration is $25 per rider and $10 per passenger. All donations directly benefit this wounded veteran and charities of their choosing.

If you don’t ride but want to be apart of this event you can join us at the Roadhouse. 9 am-5 pm Saturday, March 14. Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale, 15656 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale. $25 riders; $10 per passenger. 480-905-1903, www.hdofscottsdale.com/. Carnival of Illusion: Hang onto your hat, grab your partner, and jump into an evening of Old World Magic. This toprated up-close illusion show is “Revitalizing Magic” by blending their international travel theme with all the charms of a Vaudeville-inspired roadshow. Travel up-close with the national recipients for “Excellence in Magic” and catch the longest running Arizona theater show in history. Carnival of Illusion is “Magic, Mystery, and Oooh La La!” Saturday, March 7, through Saturday, June 20. Call for times. Arizona Biltmore Resort, 2400 E. Missouri Ave., Phoenix. $35-$60. www.carnivalofillusion.com/. Farmers Market North Scottsdale: Farmers Market North Scottsdale at the General Store n/w guest parking area, Saturdays*, October - April, 9-1. Fresh, local produce, food, art, pet-friendly, and fun for the whole family/ Visit

https://www.facebook.com/FarmersMarketNorthScottsdale/ for guest appearances, special events, and announcements. *The Farmers Market North Scottsdale makes way for the Wounded Warriors Women’s Sparkle Event October 26 & 26, December 7 & 8, Feb 8 & 9, April 4 & 5. March 7 through April 25. On Saturdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. The Pinnacle Peak General Store, 8711 E. Pinnacle Peak Road, Scottsdale. Call for prices. 480-3895117. North Valley Symphony Orchestra Presents “Women in Music”: Join NVSO as we recognize the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage by performing music written by women. These talented composers do not receive as much recognition as their male counterparts, but are equally talented. You’ll hear Tower’s Sixth Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman, Chaminade’s Callirhoe Suite, Op. 37, and Beach’s Gaelic Symphony. 7-9 pm Saturday, March 14. North Canyon High School, 1700 E. Union Hills Drive, Phoenix. $5. 623-9804628, 2611310.

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7 LITTLE WORDS solution 1. ENVISION 2. STAIRWAY 3. FUCHSIA 4. TRUTHFUL 5. FUNDRAISER 6. DETERMINE 7. LIVEABLE

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