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Police, military and bomb squad personnel will march alongside civilians at the Tower Challenge. (100 Club of Arizona/Submitted)

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“We won’t forget the men and women who have sacrificed their lives protecting us,” said Angela Harrolle, CEO of the 100 Club of Arizona. “Whether they died rescuing people at the World Trade Center in New York or making Arizona a safer place to live, our message to their families is that we see them, we understand their loss and we will never forget.” Each year, thousands of people across Arizona walk, climb and run stairs in remembrance. Firefighters in full turnout gear, police, military and bomb squad personnel march steadily alongside civilians of varying ages, abilities and backgrounds. There are even virtual options for those interested to participate who can’t be at Gila

Arizona Broadway Theatre’s annual fundraising ball has been taken over by King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table this year, and all Valley residents are in for a memorable evening.Theprofessional theater is hosting a Monty Python-inspired charity ball, dubbed “Spam-a-palooza: A Knight You’ll Never Forget,” to launch its 202223 season. The fundraising event will honor longtime Arizona Broadway Theatre (ABT) board member Tom Eggleston, while celebrating and supporting performing arts in the community.

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Phoenix-area first responders, military personnel and supporters of public safety will spend the morning of Saturday, Sept. 10, honoring the 415 emergency workers lost on Sept. 11, 2001, by climbing 2,071 stairs — matching the amount in each building of the Twin Towers.The Tower Challenge will begin at 8 a.m. Sept. 10 at the Gila River Arena in Glendale. Proceeds from the annual event benefit the 100 Club of Arizona, a local nonprofit dedicated to serving Arizona’s first responders. Community members can register to participate at 100club. org/911tc2022.

Guests of all ages are invited for a medieval night of food, drinks, dancing and entertainment from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24. “We may not be doing ABT’s traditional Broadway Ball, but this one is definitely something that still benefits the theater,” SEE ABT PAGE 4 Mon-Thurs 8:30-5p.m. | Fri 8:30-4p.m. | Sat 9-2p.m. | 4454 East Thomas Road • Phoenix, AZ 85018 602.508.0800

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Respectfully, Cindy Segotta-Jones Superintendent

As the proud Superintendent of the Glendale Elementary School District, I would like to thank the Legislature and Governor for the passage of the recent state budget Their work demonstrates a belief in continuing to invest in public education to improve our children’s educational outcomes and lay the foundation for a strong Arizona economy. It is my hope that our state leaders remain committed to providing financial stability for every Arizona public school. In GESD, we never lose sight of the importance of having adequate funding sources that provide additional resources for students in poverty and students with special education needs so they too may have the same opportunities to learn, thrive, and grow This is why I am sharing the importance of community leaders taking action to request that the Governor call for a special session prior to the General Election and support the passage of a fix to the AEL issue.

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My goal as a K 12 educational leader is to work with legislators and the Governor to ensure that there is continuity in the allocated revenue so that GESD and all Arizona school districts can focus on enriching academics to close the achievement gap. The majority of Arizona’s students are enrolled in a traditional public school setting and our elected leaders are in a position to provide financial stability for our public schools. Addressing the AEL will help public education continue to support strong economic growth in Arizona and use the state budget to address key educational challenges to improve student achievement. In closing, please join me in supporting a call for a special session prior to the General Election to address the AEL. For information on how to contact our state elected officials, visit www.usa.gov/elected officials.

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Last year ’ s estimated impact would have required a reduction of approximately 16% to operating funds for GESD (roughly $11.8 million). If a long term reset of the AEL to FY 2023 spending levels is not addressed, it would result in a significant financial impact even greater than in previous years. Knowing this, I would request a long-term solution to the AEL or at a minimum, a one-year fix through a special session

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ABT will knight Eggleston by benefiting the theater’s nonprofit organization, ABT Performing Arts Association, which provides programming for children and youth. Proceeds will also benefit other community groups.

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4 e Glendale StarNEWS September 8, 2022 said Michele A. Meyer, director of marketing and communications for ABT. “It’s fun and brings more people together.“Those that love ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ and that kind of humor and banter will appreciate this type of event, and those that love musical theater and have been supporters of Arizona Broadway Theater for years will understand it and love it, too. I think everybody’s going to have a good time.”The concept for “Spam-a-palooza” was inspired by the 1975 British satire film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” as the theater is opening its production of the musical “Monty Python’s Spamalot” in October. ABT hosted its annual Broadway Ball for eight years before the interruption of the pandemic. After a successful event in 2021 based on its production of “Chicago,” the theater’s team decided to take a similar approach and throw a ball showcasing its upcoming productions while being more immersive and financially friendly for guests.

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The event will present many activities and opportunities for guests to participate in the fundraising. There will be a variety of games, the opening of a weeklong online auction, and a costume contest.

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“We are definitely encouraging folks to come in a costume inspired by Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot,’ ‘Holy Grail’ or any of his shows that they’ve seen and enter into the contest,” Meyer said. “Spam-a-palooza” will feature entertainment by ABT, including a “Find Your Grail” number with the cast of the theater’s “Monty Python’s Spamalot” production and a performance by its teen troupe, HyRev. Guests will have the chance to meet and take selfies with theTheperformers.theateritself will be transformed into a medieval landscape for patrons to Inexplore.theGrand Lobby, guests will have the opportunity to dance while local string trio Sweetwater Strings plays onstage. Meyer said it will resemble the TV show “Bridgerton,” as it will mimic a high-class environment suited

“It’s just a creative way to get people interested in supporting us in a different way and helping the community besides being able to bring these shows to life on our stage,” Meyer said. This year’s honoree is Tom Eggleston, former Glendale vice mayor and retail clothing business owner. He was one of ABT’s first board members and is a lifelong advocate for the arts, continuing to make an impact on his community today. “This dedication and service to his community are the cherished qualities that have made Mr. Eggleston an essential guiding voice at Arizona Broadway Theatre and this year’s well-deserved honoree,” Meyer said.

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Photos of first responders lost in the attacks will line the pathway through the stairs. Standing behind ﬁrst responders The 100 Club of Arizona, which benefits from the annual stair climb, is dedicated to helping Arizona’s first responders and their families.

“We help families after a tragedy,” Harrolle said. “But our hope is that families never need us because their first responder comes home safe every night. So, we also work closely with donors and agency partners to prevent as many tragedies as possible through lifesaving equipment.”

Preventing tragedies

The organization is best known for providing financial assistance to the families of first responders killed or injured in the line of duty.The commitment of the 100 Club goes far beyond a one-time payment to families, however. The mission of the organization is to provide long-term support through annual retreats for surviving spouses and summer camps for children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.

The apps provide comprehensive information and resources to help users with their mental health, physical goals, relationships and long-term financial stability. The apps were subsidized by a grant from the Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation.

Survivors have access to a committee of experts who, at the survivor’s request, provide advice and counsel without cost or obligation. This includes CPAs, attorneys, trust officers, brokers, financial consultants, insurance agents and employee benefit consultants.

To learn more about the 100 Club, how you can support its mission or to register to participate in the Tower Challenge, visit 100Club.org.

The organization also assists with tuition expenses for preschool through college-age children and works to ensure the dependents of deceased first responders, including surviving spouses, can pursue higher education without any additional financial stress.

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In addition to helping survivors, the 100 Club is invested in protecting more than 27,000 first responders currently serving Arizona residents.

River Arena in person. In addition to the event in Glendale, similar Tower Challenge events will take place in Flagstaff and Tucson on Sunday, Sept.The11.morning will begin with a video reminding climbers of the sacrifices made on 9/11 and the people they are honoring.

First responders will wear gear for the Tower Challenge, honoring those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. (100 Club of Arizona/Submitted)

The Safety Enhancement Stipend (SES) is a protective program providing financial support to law enforcement and fire departments to make them safer. In 2021, the Safety Enhancement Stipend program provided nearly $500,000 in safety equipment and training to law enforcement and fire departments throughout Arizona.

In addition, the 100 Club provides first responders, support staff and their families with access to free and confidential mental health support through the Bulletproof and Fireproof apps.

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“When a kid is having a really bad day, they’re going to be able to have a teddy bear that will either help the first responder, help them diagnose, break the ice, all that sort of stuff. Or if they’re seeing somebody being loaded into the ambulance, that kid has that comfortable companion, and it just makes a difference and that fills our hearts. That’s what we’re all about.”

Burner is also the owner of Bears & More, a teddy bear shop that has spent its entire 30-year run located in the Catlin Court Shops District of Downtown Glendale. For her, Teddy Bear Day is all about kids and family. “This is one of the events that really brings out the family element; this is really focused on kids and family,” Burner said. “So, they come out in full force. They have fun, and it’s a great day to see families together laughing, having fun, enjoying all the different things.” Those headed to the event can find an event map at Memory Lane Trinkets and Treasures —located at 5836 W. Palmaire Avenue — and activity opportunities will be plentiful.

Downtown Glendale to host ‘beary’ special day for dukes, duchesses, lords and ladies. In contrast, the Encore Room will be a hangout for the Knights of the Round Table, rogues and wenches. DJ Dimension will provide music while patrons enjoy elderberry drinks. King Arthur himself, played by actor Steve McCoy, and the Trojan Rabbit in “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” may also make appearances at the ball. On par with the theme, tickets are organized by medieval social classes. “Dukes and Duchesses” are $100 per seat in the premier seating area. Lower rows and outside areas are dedicated to “Lords and Ladies” and front rows are for “Knights at the Round Table,” both for $75 per seat. These tickets all include appetizers, a “shrubbery” salad, “dismembered” chicken dinner, dessert, two cocktails, wine or beer, and festivities. “Rogues and Wenches” cost $50 per seat in higher rows. Their tickets include appetizers, a “shrubbery” salad, meat pie dinner, dessert, one cocktail, wine or beer, and festivities. Individual tickets can be purchased through the box office or on azbroadway.org.Sponsorshippackages are available for those interested. Michele A. Meyer can be contacted at 623-776-8400 or michele@azbroadway.org for more information.

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“You always wish that it’s going to go on forever, but to be honest with you, I do. I am an optimist in that way. But to think that has gone on for 18 years, that’s a lot.”

Al the Bear will be in attendance from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for photo opportunities. In addition, people can take an event shuttle to travel throughout the Downtown Glendale area, visiting boutique stores, specialty shops and restaurants for special offers, artisan pop-ups, and hands-on activities that include decorating a chocolate bear at Cerreta Candy Company. In addition, vehicles from the Glendale Fire Department and Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office will be on display in the Catlin Court retail district. Burner sees this aspect of the event as “good community interaction.”

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“When they (kids) come in contact with a big vehicle like that, it’s maybe on a scary day,” she said. “So, this is a great way for them to get up and get close, and not be afraid of it, but to have fun with it. And, for those first responders that are there manning those vehicles, it’s a great community day for them to make those connections.”Arizona Search Dogs, a nonprofit organization that trains, certifies and develops Canine Search Specialist teams to be mobilized with Urban Search and Rescue Task Forces and to assist state and local jurisdictions, will be on-site as well. A lemonade stand and bake sale will be on-site to help fundraise for them. “They’re all labs, and they’re fabulous,” Burner said. “So, definitely meet the team of Arizona Search Dogs there.”AtBears & More, located at 7146 N. 58th Drive, safety-approved teddy bears will be on sale for $10, and all funds garnered from those sold bears will go toward the Trauma Teddy Program — a hugely important cog to Teddy Bear Day. Through the Trauma Teddy Program, the Glendale Fire Department, Glendale Police Department, local emergency rooms and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office give the bears to children who are experiencing traumatic situations. The idea is that the bears help comfort the child and assist the first responders in providing needed assistance and treatment to the child. Thus far, more than 11,000 bears have been provided to the Trauma Teddy Program since the beginning of Teddy Bear Day. “When we started our business 30 years ago, it was really important for us to make a difference in the community that we located our business in,” Burner said. “This is our opportunity to really take that to the next level.

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“We understand students and people who are saying it wasn’t enough. And we’re not, we’re not stopping there, we’re continuing this fight,” Aguilar added. For more stories from Cronkite News, visit cronkitenews.azpbs.org.

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8 The Glendale StarNEWS September 8, 2022 Both sides find something wanting in Biden’s student-debt relief plan

“An entire generation is now saddled with unsustainable debt in exchange for an attempt, at least, at a college de gree,” Biden said as he announced the plan.InArizona, about 887,100 people, or 12.4% of state residents, have student debt, according to data from the Edu cation Data Initiative, which said the average student loan debt in the state is Cesar$35,396.Aguilar, executive director of the Arizona Students’ Association, said a good chunk of his salary went toward student loan payments after he gradu ated from Northern Arizona University in “I2016.was making around $30,000 a year right out of college,” he said. “And 10% of, you know, my monthly bill was, it was a lot for the little that I was making at the time.”

Even though the Biden plan is not as much as his organization had hoped for, Aguilar said it will make “a huge difference for a lot of those individu als” who are in the same situation now that he was in right after school.TheWhite House plan would forgive up to $10,000 in student loans issued by the Department of Education, for people making up to $125,000, or $250,000 for households. Recipients of Pell Grants, which go toward low er-income students, could see up to $20,000 of their loansThecanceled.planlowers limits on how much of a borrow er’s income goes to debt payments. Currently, debt holders do not have to pay more than 10% of their disposable income per month on their loans. That would be lowered to 5%, and debt could be canceled after 10 years, instead of the current 20, for those who brought their debt under $12,000.

“Americans who have already paid off their student debt, did not take on student loan debt in the first place, or decided not to attend college should not be forced to foot this expensive bill for the 13% of Americans who did de cide to take on student loans and make up to $125,000 per year,” she said.

Andrew Lautz, director of feder al policy for the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, said the proposal will reduce federal income by erasing some student debt, but that it does not include new taxes to offset those cuts.

“We believe that there are really go ing to be three primary ways that the government makes up for that gap: ei ther decrease spending, increase taxes or increase debt and borrowing,” Lautz said. “And the third path there, increase debt and borrowing, it’s the most likely one, but that also would require either more reduced government spending or increased taxes down the road.” Aguilar said it will be money well spent, which is why organizations like his are pushing for full debt relief. “The reason why we were asking for that is because we want the United States to prioritize education,” he said. “We know that the investment return on education is enormous. You trans form communities, you transform fam ilies, you send people — low-income individuals — into the middle class.”

Students walk across the Arizona State University cam pus in Tempe on Aug. 24, the day the Biden administra tion announced a plan to forgive up to $10,000 in stu dent loan debt for people making up to $75,000 — a plan that conservatives say goes too far and progressives say does not go far enough. (Sophie Oppfelt/Cronkite News)

To those who argue that the govern ment should not be spending the mon ey, he pointed to tax breaks for “corpo rations and … rich individuals. But we never see money coming back to actual working and middle-class folks.”

The Biden administration estimates that as many as 43 million Americans — holding about $1.6 trillion in cu mulative student debt — could benefit from the debt-relief plan.

On the other hand, conservatives said the plan goes too far. Rep. Debbie Les ko, R-Peoria, called it “pure insanity.”

Finally, a payment holiday that was set to expire Aug. 31 was extended by Biden until Dec. 31. It was the fifth such exten sion by his adminis tration, and Biden in sisted that it would be theThelast.Education De partment said it ex pects to have applica tions for debt relief available online by earlyBidenOctober.said the plan would “build wealth” by letting debt holders buy homes, start businesses and invest for retirement with money that would oth erwise go to loan payments. The White House stressed the income limits were designed to steer relief to lower- and middle-class workers, claiming that al most 90% of debt cancellation would go toward those making less than $75,000.ButaPenn Wharton School of Busi ness analysis of the plan estimated that beneficiaries would be a little better off, with about 75% of the benefit go ing to people making up to $88,000. It said the plan will cost about $605 billion as currently structured, but the price tag could exceed $1 trillion if there are changes to the income-driven repayment rules or other factors.

Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Tucson, said the plan shows Biden’s “commitment to the working class, people of color and struggling families who have been straddled with crippling debt by an un fair and inequitable higher education system.” But he also said the president needs to do more. “Many working-class and people of color took out tens of thousands in loans for their opportunity to attain the American dream,” Grijalva said in a statement after the announcement. “We should not penalize them, hold them back and further widen the wealth gap because of their success.”

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There are nearly 900,000 Arizonans who could benefit from the Biden ad ministration’s plan for student debt for giveness — and almost as many opin ions about whether or not the plan is worthwhile.Themain aspect of the plan un veiled recently by President Joe Biden is a proposal to cancel up to $10,000 in debt for people making less than $125,000, and up to $20,000 in debt for low-income Pell Grant recipients. It aims to fulfill a Biden campaign promise, but does not go far enough for some progressives, who were treating the announcement as a welcome first step toward broader relief.

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The story concerns his being shot in Vietnam. He was 19 years old, 9,000 miles from home with his guts exposed, courtesy of three enemy bullets.

One of my dear friends, a mentor throughout my adult life, shocked me a few days ago with a confession.

Once, that tale was a pillar of his storytelling arsenal, a testament to his ability to survive whatever life threw at him.

An example: Not a day goes by that I don’t think about my father, who died in March last year in a strange hospice bed. I was 2,000 miles away when he passed, not there to hold his hand, not there to tell him one more time that I loved him. His mind was gone by then, and his body, too, addled by dementia, wracked with Parkinson’s disease. Did I do enough for him? Did he understand in those final moments how much I cared, how proud I was to be hisTheseson? questions still gnaw at me 18 months later, weighing me down like heavy stones. This is the way I have come to define myself — as a bad son, selfish, broken in some profound way. My friend’s life was shaped by his great grandma, who, in the days before her death, exhorted him to get over her

On this page, I offer some opinions, a few tales, but not much at all about the kind of man I am. Which, frankly, suits me ﬁne. Because the truth is, I have shamed myself many times in my life, because I have failed to do right in moments that were difﬁcult.

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One area where Joe and the rest of the Biden Bunch remain resolute can be found on our southern border… at least what’s left of it. The erasure of our national boundary, the erosion of our national sovereignty and the eventual extinction of our nation itself appear within the grasp of this administration.Ironically, one sign of Ol’ Joe’s perverse “progress” invokes the image of his ancestral home. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) points out that during the first 18 months of Biden’s time in the White House, over 4.9 million illegal aliens have entered our country. That’s equivalent to the current population of Ireland! There’s only one word for it: invasion. That’s what National Public Radio — yes, you read that right, NPR — discovered in a recent poll. Much to its collective editorial and administrative chagrin, the leftist radio “service” financed in part with the tax dollars of “nonlisteners like you,” found that a clear majority of 54% of Americans believe the border crisis is, in fact, anTrueinvasion.toits “open-borders ideology,” NPR sought to minimize the impact of the findings and disparage the use of the term, claiming that “immigrant advocates say the word has a long history in white nationalist circles.” Then, for good measure, NPR allowed those same so-called “immigrant advocates” to demonize the legitimate concerns of American citizens, warning “that such extreme rhetoric could provoke more violence against immigrants.” Setting aside the routine “assault by euphemism” on the English language, describing the law-breaking border crossers by the legal term “immigrants,” it’s fair to question NPR’s insistence on framing this through the dubious premise that using the word “invasion” will somehow inspire violence against illegals.What of the violence committed by illegals against law-abiding Americans? Is that underreported or, worse, routinely omitted from NPR’s coverage? What cannot be omitted from the results of the NPR/Ipsos poll, conducted in late July with a sample of 1,116 adults, is the fact that 40% of self-identified Democrats — a sizable amount — agree with the 76% of Republican respondents about the border situation being best described as an “invasion.” And independents, long regarded as

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In his 70s now, he is among the wisest humans I know, an oracle of smart advice people pay vast sums to hear. The subject of one of his books arose — a self-help title that is on my bookshelf in a place of honor — and his face grew sullen.

Now, almost 60 years later, he had a different perspective: He was no longer that person, and had not been for decades — almost since the moment he was shot. Rather than set down that story for the world to chew over, he wished instead that he had made peace with the moment and moved on, as he has made peace with every tribulation everHissince.message to us was simple, but supremely wise — which is why I am passing it along to you. “We need to let go of what’s bothering us and move on,” I wrote in my notebook.“Willyou let challenges steal all the joy from you? Or will you let go, get over it and move on?”

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These failures are things I have carried with me no less tangibly than my wallet and car keys — and they’re much harder to lose.

“I wish I had never written it,” he told us. “I wish I had never told that story.”

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According to the Mayo Clinic, nearly all of the body’s major systems depend on water to function and survive, and losing even a fraction of the body’s water stores can negatively affect the body and mind. Just a few of the important beneﬁts of staying hydrated include improved brain function, weight loss, increased energy, decreased joint pain, better temperature regulation, kidney stone prevention and a healthier heart. Mayo Clinic recommends a daily minimum of 15.5 cups of water a day for men and 11.5 cups a day forOfwomen.course, one of the easiest ways for the body to lose water is through sweat, which is why it’s critical for Arizonans to continually be mindful about“Wehydration.losesomany vitamins and minerals through sweat or dehydration … and it’s just too hard to replace it orally,” Boyle said. “So, this is such a game changer.”

All IV blends have a base of lactated ringers, which is used to replace water and electrolyte loss; zinc, which helps with immune support; magnesium, which helps the muscular and nervous systems; and B-complex, which boosts energy.

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“A lot of people see the names of the nutrients and vitamins that we offer and know that they’re good for them, but they don’t really know what they do,” Boyle said. “Once we’ve chatted about what their primary complaint is, then I can kind of recommend products based on that.” With some of the IV blends, patients can choose to add vitamins, supplements or medications. For instance, iDrip has an Emergency Migraine and Headache Blend ($259) that adds in toradol, an anti-inflammatory, and zofran, an anti-nausea medication. iDrip even offers anti-aging and weight management IV blends. According to Boyle, the most popular IV blend is the Myer’s Cocktail ($199), which contains a high dose of vitamin C, glutathione, magnesium and B vitamins. She said this IV blend is a great option for cold/flu, fatigue, boosting energy or hydration.Somemay think the same benefits can be obtained by just taking some supplements, but Boyle said when taken orally, the liver fields about 90% of that dosage. IV vitamin treatment delivers more of

Mobile IV service improves health with hydration

The only exception to this is the Pure Hydration Mix ($125), which, as the name suggests, is just a liter of lactated ringers for those who need ﬂuids.

The process starts with someone filling out an intake form online, answering basic questions about the patient’s needs, medical history and allergies. Boyle said any time someone fills out a form, she is notified immediately. She will then call the patient to do a quick medical assessment over the phone. As long as the patient fits some basic parameters set by the iDrip medical director (such as not having heart failure, respiratory failure or liver conditions), then she can proceed with treatment.

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Boyle travels all over the Valley to bring IV services directly to patients suffering from a variety of ailments, from a viral illness to hangover. A longtime RN with advanced life support certiﬁcations, Boyle administers a variety of IV formulas containing essential ﬂuids, electrolytes, vitamins and antioxidants designed to help clients reach their optimal health.

“It’s on your time and at your comfort level. It’s one on one, so you’re going to have undivided attention,” Boyle said. “The nurse can sit there and chat with you and kind of educate you about what nutrients might help you if you weren’t aware. It’s just nice to have that kind of service from the convenience standpoint and education wise.”

Anyone who has ever been to the doctor and diagnosed with some kind of ailment — cold, flu, COVID, infection — has undoubtedly been told to make sure they drink lots of fluids. Water isn’t some kind of universal cure, but its benefits go far beyond what most people realize, according to Taylor Boyle, owner of an iDrip Therapy franchise in Peoria.

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Taylor Boyle, right, travels across the Valley to administer IVs in the comfort of patients’ homes, ofﬁces or hotels. (Taylor Boyle/Submitted)

Boyle offers six core IV blends that are highly customizable. The exact combination and strength of each blend is meant to target a speciﬁc issue, so Boyle said she helps patients determine what the best treatment is for them.

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“I’ve been in the ER as both a nurse and a patient, and it’s not a pleasant experience,” Boyle said. “You’re already stressed out and not feeling well, and then you go to the ER that is overloaded with other patients and you’re not going to get attention from your nurse. … The ER isn’t going to go the naturopathic route with vitamins and minerals; they’re going to go with Regardlesspharmaceuticals.”ofthereason for getting an IV, Boyle said one of the best things about it is that people start to feel better almost immediately. And, it’s a quick and simple process that is purposely designed to take as much stress off the patient as possible. Once the initial intake form is filled out and further information is gathered, the patient just has to pick a time, date and location and Boyle or another iDrip certified nurse will be there to take care of them. “We can almost always cover a sameday appointment request or short notice request. We always have nurses available, it’s a very on-call job,” Boyle said. “We go to their home, their office, their gym, hotel — the location is up to the patient. The service itself takes about 25 to 35 minutes total.” Based in Peoria, she covers all of Phoenix, Anthem, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Glendale and Surprise. However, iDrip has a wide network that can cover most of the state. iDrip Therapy idripwithtay.comtaylor.idrip@gmail.com480-577-0010

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Call for an appointment: 623-537-6000 those nutrients that the body can absorb and immediately use. Boyle said her typical patients are anywhere from their early 30s to early 60s but are usually people who are more wellness inclined. She said she gets a lot of requests from people who are currently sick or recently recovered from being sick and maybe dealing with fatigue or muscle aches. Other patients may have certain health conditions that require them to have more ﬂuids or make it difﬁcult for their body to stay hydrated. In these cases, iDrip is a convenient, affordable alternative to a trip to the emergency room or urgent care.

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In partnership with Nancy Perry Productions, Hot Rod Night is back at Westgate Entertainment District this fall. The classic cars are to be accompanied by live music, food, and drinks. All vehicles are allowed to participate. Vehicles from the 1980’s and earlier are to be parked in WaterDance, and vehicles from the 1990’s and newer are to be parked on Westgate Boulevard near Fountain Park. Parking opens at 4 p.m. Westgate Entertainment District, 6770 N. Sunset Boulevard, Glendale, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., westgateaz.com

The Open Mic SEPT. 14 Stir Crazy Comedy Club hosts its weekly open mic night. Those interested are likely to see new talent as well as seasoned comedians just looking to work on new material. Think you have what it takes to take the stage and make the audience laugh? Now is your chance. There are 10 sign-up spots that will become available online at noon Monday, September 12.

The NOLAZ Band aims to bring the energy and soul of New Orleans to the Valley. The group emphasizes the use of vocals, horns and rhythm in their performances. Led by Ted Belledin, the seven-piece ensemble performs songs by artists such as Allen Toussaint, Jon Cleary, Galactic and the Neville Brothers. Westside Blues and Jazz Club, 17045 N. 59th Avenue, Suite 104, Glendale, visit website for ticket prices and times, westsideblues. com

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The Glendale Star publishes on Thursday. The weekly calendar — a listing of entertainment events such as concerts, theatrical performances, events for schools, churches, county parks and nonproﬁt groups — runs every issue. Events must be open to the public to be considered and generally must be held within the Star’s coverage area, which is in the city of Glendale. Weekly calendar items print on a space-available basis. The only way to guarantee that an item will print is to purchase an advertisement. Submissions must reach our ofﬁce by 4 p.m. Thursday to be considered for the following Thursday publication. Submissions must be in writing and may be emailed to Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, christina@timeslocalmedia.com.

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Stir Crazy Comedy Club, Westgate Entertainment District, 6751 N. Sunset Boulevard, Suite E206, Glendale, visit website for ticket prices and times, stircrazycomedyclub.com

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Paws to Read is offering kids the opportunity to meet Harper, Maddie and Richie. These three dogs are excited to interact with children and listen to whatever stories are being told.

Stir Crazy Comedy Club is holding the eighth iteration of the Latin Laughs series. Slated to appear are Rich Rivera, Eric Bernal, Steena Salido, Gabriel Olivarez, Rose Verdugo, Lola Hernandez, Humberto Roman, and Jose Lopez. Anthony A. will serve as the host for the event. Stir Crazy Comedy Club, Westgate Entertainment District, 6751 N. Sunset Boulevard, Suite E206, Glendale, visit website for ticket prices and times, stircrazycomedyclub.com

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The Arizona Cardinals kick off its 2022 National Football League regular season with a matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Likely taking the ﬁeld for the Chiefs are quarterback Patrick Mahomes, tight end Travis Kelce and wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster. When the two teams last met in November 2018, Kansas City won by a score of 26-14. State Farm Stadium, 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, 5:00 p.m., box ofﬁce tickets are sold out, resale tickets are available elsewhere, azcardinals.com

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Seniors are invited to the Velma Teague Library on the third Sunday of every month to play bingo. Winners will be gifted with various small prizes and books. Velma Teague Library, VTL Meeting Room, 7010 N. 58th Avenue, Glendale, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., glendaleazlibrary.com

Beginning his musical career at the age of 9, Don Williams Sr. taught himself how to play the keyboards, violin, saxophone, ﬂute, drums and bass guitar. Throughout the years, he’s combined his talent with life experiences to create a show that audiences connect with on a personal level. Williams said, “I’ve learned from my mistakes, enough to be able to put that feeling into my music. I would like to think that people will listen and relate to it a lot better.” Over the course of his career, Williams has performed alongside acts like The Commodores and Dennis Edwards of The Temptations. Westside Blues and Jazz Club, 17045 N. 59th Avenue, Suite 104, Glendale, visit website for ticket prices and times, westsideblues. com

On the second Monday of each month, A Novel Approach Book Discussion Group meets to discuss a work of popular ﬁction. This month’s book is “The School for Good Mothers” by Jessamine Chan. Foothills Library, Hummingbird Room, 19055 N. 57th Avenue, Glendale, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., glendaleazlibrary.com Paws to Read SEPT. 14

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SEPT. 10 Little Red Hen, presented by Great Arizona Puppet Theater, tells the tale of the Hen who labored away to make a tasty loaf of bread. Kids aged two and up are encouraged to come and sing along with The Little Red Hen and Yellow Button. Foothills Library, Roadrunner Room, 19055 N. 57th Avenue, Glendale, 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., glendaleazlibrary.com

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During an annual meeting of its delegates in June, the American Medical Association declared climate change a public health crisis and said it would push for more policies to help limit global warming to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius, the ceiling included in the Paris climate accord.Theorganization highlighted the health risks of producing fossil fuel-derived hydrogen and said it will develop plans to help physicians adopt environmentally sustainable programs in their practices.

“We’ve certainly seen significant trends in temperature here in Arizona, especially nighttime temperatures, as a consequence of urbanization and global scale climate change,” said David Hondula, director of the city’s Office of Heat Response & Mitigation. “Those increases, particularly in our summer months, can have adverse impacts on public health.”

Last year, Darira’s group presented its flashcard initiative at the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, with the hope of influencing politicians, policymakers and educators to do more.“The atmosphere is warming at a very alarming rate, and the world leaders are not taking urgent enough action,” Darira said.

From heat deaths to worsening allergies, climate change harms health

The authors note that vulnerable populations are those most at risk: children, older people, individuals of color, the poor and those with underlying health problems. Black people are 40% to 59% more likely to live in high-impact areas — those that experience the most brutal effects of climate change first. Indigenous communities face a unique struggle with climate change. Living in tribal and rural areas along the coast leaves them vulnerable to the heat, and many rely on the environment for food and cultural practices.InArizona, the White Mountain Apache Tribe and other tribal communities are facing water shortages, with heat and drought only exacerbating the problem.“As we look into a warmer future,” Hondula said, “we need to be mindful of our currently constrained water resources.”Concerns about the impact of the climate crisis on health are driving doctors, nurses, medical students and others to become advocates for change.

Efforts in the works to address the problem include increasing tree and canopy shade by 25%; continuation of the city’s Cool Pavement Program, a project that applies an asphalt seal coating to combat the urban heat island effect; and a new heat shelter in Phoenix that can provide relief for up to 200 people experiencing“Almosthomelessness.everyone that comes in our doors initially has some level of heat-related illness, whether it be dehydration or extreme sunburn or signs of heatstroke,” said Jennifer Morgan, program director of the new shelter. “The need for a program like this one has existed, but the urgency was created by the heat.”

“Our patients are already facing adverse health effects associated with climate change, from heat-related injuries, vector-borne diseases and air pollution from wildfires to worsening seasonal allergies and storm-related illness and injuries,” AMA board member Ilse Levin said in a “Takingstatement.actionnow won’t reverse all of the harm done, but it will help prevent further damage to our planet and our patients’ health and well-being.”

The Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health, which amplifies the voices of doctors in the U.S. while encouraging climate solutions, developed a three-prong approach to the issue. The plan is to stop investing in energy produced by fossil fuels, invest in and support renewable energy, and make the transition fair to everyone.

“Now is the time to ‘go big’ to meet the needs of the moment,” the group said in a 2022 report on climate and health. “We can and must raise our voices to influence the decisions that will affect health now and for generations to come.”

This new heat shelter in Central Phoenix can provide relief for up to 200 people experiencing homelessness. (Troy Hill/Submitted)

From 2030 to 2050, according to the World Health Organization, 250,000 additional deaths are expected each year worldwide because of climate-driven health problems, including malnutrition, malaria and heat.

In Arizona, health conditions related to rising temperatures are a primary concern. Even before the official start of summer this year, Phoenix hit a high of 114 degrees. As of July 23, Maricopa County had seen 38 confirmed heat-associated deaths for the year, more than the 26 recorded over the same time period in 2021. Over all of last year, the county recorded 339 heat-associated deaths, the highest on record.

An editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, written by leaders of medical journals worldwide, cites a host of other issues: “dermatological malignancies, tropical infections, adverse mental health outcomes, pregnancy complications, allergies and cardiovascular and pulmonary morbidity and mortality.”

BY ALEXANDRA CONFORTI Cronkite News As a climate change activist and mental health advocate, Arizona State University graduate Saiarchana Darira studies the effects of global warming not just on the environment but on the well-being of people worldwide.Therecent graduate and self-described “environ(mental) health researcher” works as the youth engagement lead at Turn It Around!, a project enlisting young people across the globe to help educate adults about the dangers of climate change.Toddlers, teens and young adults from Canada to India have designed flashcards with artwork on one side and short essays or comments about the effects of climate change on the other. The goal is to challenge people to “think, see and act in new ways.”“Climate injustice is a very complex and widespread issue, and how it affects mental health is overlooked,” Darira said, pointing to Arizona’s often record-breaking, blazing temperatures as one example.“The lack of being able to go outside due to the heat, the increase in feelings of isolation, ecological grief — they all play a role in mental health.”

Decades of rising temperatures prompted Phoenix to allocate almost $3 million to heat readiness in its 2021-22 budget, to launch an Office of Heat Response & Mitigation last fall, and to develop a heat response plan.

Heat affects the body in many ways: dehydration, heat stroke, exhaustion and anxiety, while also compromising preexisting heart and lung conditions.

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The 2021 NFL season was chockfull of excitement. The 102nd season of the National Football League was the first to feature a 17-game schedule. It also saw Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers win his third MVP and second in as many years, the Joe Burrow-led Cincinnati Bengals make an improbable run to the Super Bowl, and the Los Angeles Rams win its first Super Bowl since the 1999-2000 season. Despite having to follow all of that up, the 2022 season, however, is certainly looking like it will hold its own, as it is filled with eye-grabbing headlines.Tom Brady retired, then unretired this offseason, and is back for another Super Bowl run with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This season could be the last one for the five-time Super Bowl champion and three-time MVP. Many stars were traded this offseason and will certainly impact their new teams. Among them were Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawks to the Denver Broncos, Deshaun Watson from the Houston Texans to the Cleveland Browns (though he won’t play the first 11 games of the season), Davante Adams from the Packers to the Las Vegas Raiders, and Tyreek Hill from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Miami Dolphins. And, for the first time in recent memory, there isn’t a clear-cut Super Bowl favorite. A third of the league, give or take, has at least an outsider’s shot to win Super Bowl LVII — which will be played at State Farm Stadium in AllGlendale.ofthat to be said, numerous spots around the Valley are ready to host fans of America’s Game to watch the season play out. Depending on who you root for, pay these bars a visit on Sundays to root for your favorite team with like-minded fans.

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Cardinals Bambino’s Sports Grill Bambino’s offers a game day vibe for Cardinals fans, with 13 60-inch flatscreen televisions. In addition to the interior seating, Bambino’s features a patio seating area with a roll-up garage door. Putting an emphasis on supporting local breweries, the beer menu features craft beers on draft and in a can from Four Peaks Brewery and San Tan Brewery. 3860 W. Happy Valley Road, Glendale, bambinossportsgrill.com623-516-2300,

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Steelers Harold’s Cave Creek Corral Harold’s Cave Creek Corral is one of the most well-known Steelers bars in the Steeler Nation. Aside from eats and drinks, it has Steelers newslet ters that date back to 2000. Harold’s seats a whopping 600 potential Steel ers fans inside, and another 200 in its outside seating. Dubbed “Heinz Field West,” if you’re looking for a Steelers-focused game day experi ence, Harold’s is the place for you.

Wicked Rain opened its doors back on March 23, and ever since has been showing love toward its roots in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and now Ar izona. With 40 beers on tap and anoth er 70-plus in bottles and cans, Wicked Rain offers beers from the PNW area, Arizona, Oregon and Idaho. This Se ahawks — and Cardinals — hangout spot features nine televisions and a 100-plus-inch big screen for viewer ship pleasure. It also does Blue/Red Fridays, where guests wearing either a Seahawks or Cardinals jersey can re ceive $1 off their draft beer. For game days, it offers $4 pub beer and $16 pitchers. 1817 E. Baseline Road, Gilbert, 480-530-6870, wickedrain.com

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Lions Detroit Coney Grill From authentic Detroit coneys and made-from-scratch burgers to handcut Idaho potato French fries, Detroit Coney Grill pairs comfort food with a great environment with ample televi sions and a full bar featuring some of Michigan’s beers. The bar runs a daily special that features two coney dogs, a side order of French fries, and a foun tain drink for $13.85. On game days, Detroit Coney Grill has specials on its rotating Michigan-based beers. 6953 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale, 480-597-4300, detroitconeygrill.com Packers Casey Jones Grill Casey Jones Grill opened back in 1993 and has been loyal to the Green Bay Packers from the start. It has a bar specializing in craft beer, but also a di verse menu that features cheesesteaks, pizza, barbecue and Mexican food. On game days, Casey Jones offers a Green Bay Burrito, priced at $13.99. In ad dition, it offers drink specials that in clude a $7 Packers Sangria and Pack ers Mule. 2848 E. Bell Road, Phoenix, 602-493-9930, caseyjonesgrill.com Clancy’s Pub Pizza & Grill An official watch site for the Pack ers, Clancy’s advertises a big screen from every angle inside the pub. The menu is geared toward a more Mid western vibe with cheese curds and a dish featuring walleye on game days. The pub also runs giveaways at half time. 4432 N. Miller Road, Scottsdale, clancyspubscottsdale.com480-990-8797,

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In addition, Harold’s is partnered up with UNIBET, allowing its guests to experience a Vegas-like betting ex perience where games can be bet on live, or upcoming sporting events and in-game betting can be bet on as well. A specific game day food and drink menu is available as well.

Rams Max’s Sports Bar Established in 1979, Max’s features more than 100 flatscreen televisions and a recently redeveloped smoking patio. It broadcasts almost every major sporting event for fans to watch and follow their favorite teams. For the Rams, however, the sports bar houses a massive room decked out in Rams gear and sits 80 people. As far as spe cials are concerned, fans can expect specials on beer buckets, pizza and chicken wings.

Maximo Lawlor of Glendale was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2022 semester at Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. The requirement to make dean’s list is a grade-point aver age of 3.7 or higher for that semester. A member of the Class of 2023, Lawlor is majoring in journalism at Emerson. Info: emerson.edu.

The Nest offers a spacious, easygo ing game day gathering spot for Cardi nals fans. Serving typical bar fare, The Nest has 28 televisions and five super screens. That’s not all, however, as it also features dart boards, pool tables and off-track betting. On top of that, it resides just 2 miles from State Farm Stadium. 5134 N. 95th Avenue, Glendale, thenestsportsbarglendale.com623-594-0900, Chiefs Pub Rock Live Pub Rock Live, which typically welcomes live music, transforms into a massive fan base for the Chiefs and their fans. Dubbed “Arrowhead West,” Pub Rock brings in food trucks on game day. It also offers discounted beer prices and a $6 Kingdom Shot whenever the Chiefs score a touch down. For fans’ viewership pleasure, there are nine 55-inch-or-larger televi sions and two projector big screens. 8005 E. Roosevelt Street, Scottsdale, 480-945-4985, pubrocklive.com Giants Social Tap Scottsdale Social Tap Scottsdale is the official home of the local Giants fan club, Big Blue of Arizona. This two-story bar features seating on its first floor and on its second rooftop floor. When Big Blue of Arizona is in to watch Giants games, Social Tap offers Jell-O shots whenever the team scores a touch down. In addition, raffles take place throughout the game. 4312 N. Brown Avenue, Scottsdale, socialtapscottsdaleaz.com602-432-6719,

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Abby Kessen of Peoria was named to the dean’s academic honor list at Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Busi ness in Waco, Texas, for the spring 2022 semester. The dean’s academic honor list recognizes Baylor undergraduates for their outstanding academic work during each semester. Students honored on the dean’s list earned a minimum semester grade-point average of 3.7 with no grade lower than a C while enrolled in at least 12 graded semester hours. Info: baylor. edu. Grace Senseman of Peoria was named to the dean’s academic honor list at Baylor University’s Robbins College of Health & Human Sciences in Waco, Texas, for the spring 2022 semester. The dean’s academic honor list recognizes Baylor undergraduates for their out standing academic work during each se mester. Students honored on the dean’s list earned a minimum semester gradepoint average of 3.7 with no grade low er than a C while enrolled in at least 12 graded semester hours. Info: baylor.edu.

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Anna Phillips of Peoria was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2022 semes ter at Emerson College in Boston, Mass. The requirement to make dean’s list is a grade-point average of 3.7 or higher for that semester. A member of the class of 2023, Phillips is majoring in writing and lit publishing (4+1) at Emerson. Info: emerson.edu.

Cameron Mullinax of Glendale was named to the dean’s academic honor list at Baylor University’s College of Arts & Sciences in Waco, Texas, for the spring 2022 semester. The dean’s academic honor list recognizes Baylor undergrad uates for their outstanding academic work during each semester. Students honored on the dean’s list earned a min imum semester grade-point average of 3.7 with no grade lower than a C while enrolled in at least 12 graded semester hours. Info: baylor.edu.

Patriots Bevvy OldTown Bevvy welcomes Patriots fans to its pub-style hangout with an expansive drink menu and bar fare-style food. Though it doesn’t have any specific game day specials, Bevvy runs brunch specials on Saturdays and Sundays, and offers a happy hour during the week from 4 to 7 p.m. 4420 N. Saddlebag Trail, Scottsdale, 480-525-9300, bevvyaz.com

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Ed Delph is a noted author of 10 books, as well as a pastor, teacher, former business owner and speaker. He has traveled extensively, having been to more than 100 countries. He is president of NationStrategy, a nonproﬁt organization involved in uplifting and transforming communities worldwide. For more information, see nationstrategy.com. He may be contacted at nationstrategy@cs.com.

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In a few weeks, I’m meeting with and networking with three top-tier Swiss leaders in Geneva, Switzerland. Two are from a business background, and the other is a church leader with thousands of churches worldwide. The leaders don’t know each other yet. So, I’ve chosen 16 of Paul’s questions for each leader. Each leader will pick eight questions to talk about to the other leaders. This way, they will know one another, not just about one another. Thank you, Paul.

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Today, most conversations with people are shallow. But not with a learner like Paul. We quickly moved from an acquaintance friendship to a casual, perhaps even close, relationship. He wanted to know all about me. He wanted to know who I am and what I do well enough so that some of me could rub off on him. He accessed the gift. Here’s some sage advice from author Stan Tobler in his book “Minute Motivators for Leaders today.” “Leaders and learners ask for direction. Good leaders don’t try to be experts in every area. Leaders know what they don’t know. They know they have skills but also know they are within a question’s reach of even broader skills. People who don’t ask for counsel make unnecessary mistakes. On the other hand, good leaders are not bashful about asking for advice. There’s no shame in being ignorant, but it’s a crime to be negligent.”I’vebeen a pastor since 1979. Yet no one has ever asked me “deep-diving” questions like Paul. Not one of Paul’s questions was about him looking for an opportunity to speak about himself to me. Instead, he wanted to listen and learn, not have a preaching contest with me.

If you are wondering why I listed all of Paul’s questions, it’s so you readers can use some of these questions to ask others and get to know others who could be a resource with insight for you. After all, the wisest leaders are those with the wisest advisers.

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Every once in a while, you meet someone special. Such was the case a few months ago when I received an email from a reader of The Foothills Focus. His name is Paul Fredericks, the pastor of Heritage Bible Church in Phoenix. He explained how much he and his wife enjoyed my weekly articles. They wait each week for their newspaper to arrive so they can read the article. He wanted to set up a time with me to meet for coffee. We met, and I think I gained more from the meeting than he did. I want to share with you what made our meeting so special and transforming. I hope that what I learned from this casual meeting will elevate you as it did me. Paul and I had never met before, so we both entered unchartered territory. But the moment I met Paul, I liked him. He walked to me with a determined gait. “Are you Ed Delph?” I was right at home. I liked his vibe. I knew this encounter was going to be good. Let’s pause for a moment. Observe the first minute of our meeting through the lens of leadership and partnership. Leaders create an atmosphere. Leaders don’t depend on the weather. They bring sunshine with them. Truly influential leaders can make their presence felt in any situation. Leaders understand that magnetism is one part inherited and two parts developed. Magnetic personalities create a positive energy flow. After some small conversation and a cup of coffee (with me, nothing happens without coffee), Paul, with his eyes twinkling, held a list of questions he had prepared for our meeting. Paul was motivated and ready to listen. So, off we journeyed into a list of 20 questions he wrote for me. Later, Paul remarked that we only made it through the first question. So, here’s a complete list of his questions. “What is your background, and how has it influenced you in your career, writing today? What is your faith journey? What is that one book that has influenced you the most (besides the Bible)? Why did you start writing your column and 10 books? What advice would you give someone thinking about writing articles and books? “Who are your mentors, and why? What are the most influential lessons your mentors taught you? How did you incorporate those into your life and your writing? How do you articulate and pass those lessons on to others? What is something you look back on and wish someone would have told you during your career? Describe a time when fear paralyzed you in your career — how did you overcome it? “What leadership qualities are you trying to improve? What has been the most challenging? How do you remain inspired when inspiring others? What are your daily disciplines to keep yourself and your writing on track? Are there specific questions you ask others that have helped you? What has been your greatest challenge? How did you work through that? What do you do during your personal time that enables you to become a better writer, pastor, husband, etc.? What books or resources would you recommend? “What questions should I have asked that I have not? What can I do for you?” (I love this last question).

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l e : P a r k O f f i c e HOLIDAY 701 S DOBSON RD MESA, AZ 85202 Name of landlord: HOLIDAY VILLAGE M H C L L C A m o u n t o f C l a i m e d L i e n : $ 1 , 3 9 2 0 0 a s of 3/23/2022 The Landlord reserves the right to bid a t s a i d s a l e a n d i f i t s b i d i s t h e h i g h e s t , t o p u r c h a se s a i d m o b i l e h o m e T h e L a n d l o r d c l a i m s a l i e n ag ain s t th is p r o p er ty in th e amo u n t s h o w n ab o v e a s of the date shown above, for rents and other charges which have accrued through that date under a rental a g r e e m e n t c o v e r i n g t h e s p a c e o c c u p i e d b y t h e m o bile home The rental agreement giving rise to this li en was entered into by the Landlord and the follow i n g p a r t i e s , o w n e r s o f t h e m o b i l e h o m e , a s t e n a n t s: D a t e o f R e n t a l A g r e e m e n t : N o v e m b e r 1 4 , 2 0 1 4 Name(s) of Tenant(s): Marion W Minow & James W Woods Name(s) of Owner of Record: Marion Woods 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K a y R o b b i n s N O TICE IS GIVEN to all creditors of the Estate of Diana Kay Robbins as follows: 1 Diana Kay Robbins died on May 30, 2022 2 Kelly Trow bridge is the Personal Representative of the estate 3 Claims against Diana Kay Robbins Estate must be presented within four months afte r the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred 4 Claims may be presented by delivering or mailing a written statement of the claim to Kelly Trowbridge c/o Lisa Keylon Esq at Ahead O f The Curve Law®, 11811 N Tatum Blvd , Suite P 112, Phoenix, A Z 85028 DATED this 19 day August of, 2022 /s/ L Keylon Lisa Kurt z Keylon Esq Attorney for the Personal Representative Published: Gl endale Star, Aug 25, Sept 1, 8 2022 / 47861 SUMMONS S U P E R I O R C O U R T O F A R I Z O N A I N M A R I C O P A C O U N T Y SUMMONS CaseNumber: FN2022 002793 Michael Khouri Name of Petitioner Tharwa Rihani Khouri Name of Respondent WARNING: T h i s i s a n o f f i c i a l d o c u m e n t f r o m t h e c o u r t t h a t a f f e c t s y o u r r i g h t s Read this carefully If you do not understand it contact a lawyer for help FROM THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO: Tharwa Rihani Khouri Name of Opposing Party, 1 A lawsuit has been filed against you A copy of the laws1tit and other court papers are served on you with this "Summons" 2 If you do not want a judgment or order entered against y o u w i t h o u t y o u r i n p u t , y o u m u s t f i l e a w r i t t e n " A n s w e r " o r a " R e s p o n s e " w i t h t h e c o u r t a n d p a y t h e f i l i n g f e e A l s o t h e o t h e r p a r t y may be granted their request by the Court if you do not file an "An swer" or "Response", or show up in court To file your "Answer" o r "Response" take or send it to Clerk of the Superior Court 201 W Jef ferson St Phoenix AZ 85003 or electronically file your "Answer" o r "Response" through one of Arizona s approved electronic filing sys tems at http://www azcourts gov/efilinginformation After filing mail a copy of your "Response" or "Answer" to the other party at their cur rent address NOTE: If you do not file electronically you will not hav e electronic access to the documents in this case 3 If this ' Summons" and the other court papers were served on you by a registered process server or the Sheriff, within the State of Arizona your "Response" or "Answer" must be filed Within TWENTY (20) CALENDAR DAY S from the date you were served not counting the day you were served If you were served by "Acceptance of Service" within the State of Ari zo n a, y o u r " Res p o n s e" o r " A n s w er " mu s t b e f iled w ith in TWEN TY (20) CALENDAR DAYS from the date that the "Acceptance of Ser vice" was filed with the Clerk of Superior Court If this "Summons " and the other papers were served on you by a registered process server o r t h e S h e r i f f o u t s i d e t h e S t a t e o f A r i z o n a , y o u r R e s p o n s e m u s t b e f i l e d w i t h i n T H I R T Y ( 3 0 ) C A L E N D A R D A Y S f r o m t h e d a t e y o u were served, not counting the day you were served If you were served b y " A c c e p t a n c e o f S e r v i c e " o u t s i d e t h e S t a t e o f A r i z o n a y o u r " R e sponse" or "Answer" must be filed within THIRTY (30) CALENDAR DAYS from the date that the "Acceptance of Service" was filed with the Clerk of Superior Court Service by a registered process server or t h e S h e r i f f i s c o m p l e t e w h e n m a d e S e r v i c e b y P u b l i c a t i o n i s c o m plete thirty (30) days after the date of the first publication 4 You ca n get a copy of the court papers filed in this case from the Petitioner at the address listed at the top of the preceding page, or from the Clerk of S u p er io r Co u r t s Cu s to mer S er v ice Cen ter 5 I f th is is an actio n f or d i s s o l u t i o n ( d i v o r c e ) , l e g a l s e p a r a t i o n , o r a n n u h n e n t , e i t h e r o r b o t h spouses may file a Petition for Conciliation for the purpose of determ ining whether there is any mutual interest in preserving the marriage or for Mediation to attempt to settle disputes concerning legal decision making (legal custody) and parenting time issues regarding minor chil dren 6 Requests for reasonable accommodation for persons with dis abilities must be made to the division assigned to the case by the party needing accommodation or his/her counsel at least three (3) judicial days in advance of a scheduled proceeding 7 Requests for an inter preter for persons with limited English proficiency must be made to the division assigned to the case by the party needing the interpreter and/or translator or his/her counsel at least ten (10) judicial days in ad vance of a scheduled court proceeding SIGNED AND SEALED this D a t e : J u n e 3 0 2 0 2 2 J E F F F I N E C l e r k o f S u p e r i o r C o u r t B y :

CHRISTINE BROWN Deputy Clerk Published: Glendale Star, Sep t 1, 8, 15, 22,, 2022 / 48606

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