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Gilbert accuses firm of $250K bait-and-switch BY CECILIA CHAN GSN Managing Editor
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ilbert is accusing a sign company of bait-and-switch on the aluminum panels it sold the town at a cost of nearly $250,000 for crowd-scene graphics on the outfield walls of Cactus Yards. Sierra Signs in Mesa says the material it used was just as good, if not better than, the Dibond aluminum composite paneling the town requested and claimed Gilbert was looking for a “windfall.” “They need to pay us the difference or pay us whole or get us the Dibond,” said Councilman Jared Taylor. “That is what we bought. We should get what we bought. I disagree with their assertion it’s the same
quality. It’s not the same quality and the taxpayers will have to cough up more money when the signs deteriorate.” Taylor’s concerns with Sierra Signs date back to December 2018. when he and thenCouncilman Victor Petersen voted against the $248,508 contract for the grandstand graphics. Having purchased two smaller signs made with Dibond months earlier for his own business, Taylor said he had a rough idea of the cost and knew “something was off” with Sierra Sign’s quote. He wanted staff to do more research and delay the Council vote but the town was under a time crunch to re-open Cactus Yards in February 2019 after a 19-month closure for extensive fixes.
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And, staff had assured him they were comfortable moving forward after having called around on the pricing, which also included design and installation. “Nobody could match that price when they called around,” Taylor said, noting the staff has no sign experts. He said the reason why no one could match Sierra Signs’ bid was because the company switched the top-of-the-line Dibond with a lesser-quality material. “We bought a Ferrari and got a Yugo,” Taylor said. The original graphics at Cactus Yards’ eight scaled-down pro-baseball fields were deteriorated, printed on vinyl tarps that
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aying some landlords are weighing evictions, Gov. Doug Ducey last week ordered judges around the state to immediately suspend such legal actions against commercial tenants affected by the pandemic. But a major Valley strip mall owner and others fear that may not offer much of a lifeline to many struggling small businesses. Chandler Chamber CEO/President Terri Kimbel says that while Ducey’s order “is another tool in the toolbox” for businesses to use as they struggle to survive, it’s not a panacea. Noting that at least some landlords themselves also are up against the wall financially, she is urging Chandler businesses to open a dialogue now rather than later with their landlords.
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Residents in the Liv Northgate community of Gilbert lit candles and mourned online for Kristie Bobbitt, an eighbor shot to death, allegedly by her ex-husband last week. Details: see page 8. (Facebook)
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Field is set for Gilbert’s primary ballot BY CECILIA CHAN GSN Managing Editor
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ilbert’s Town Council election in the Aug. 4 primary will see 10 candidates battling over four seats. The deadline for candidates to file for a ballot spot was April 6. Seeking the mayor’s job are Lynne King Smith, Gary Livacari, Matt Nielsen and Brigette Peterson. Peterson resigned her Council seat in March to run for mayor after Jenn Daniels announced in early February she would not seek re-election. Candidates running for the two Council seats that carry four-year terms are incumbent Scott Anderson, Tyler Hudgins, Busola Obayomi and Kathy Tilque. Councilman Jared Taylor opted not to run again, leaving his seat a free for all. For the two-year Council seat, Laurin Hendrix and Bill Spence will face each other. Spence currently occupies the seat after he was appointed March 17 to serve for nine months. This is not a typical election year for Gilbert which should have seen three of the seven Council positions possibly change hands. Instead, the Council has had to deal with three vacancies as sitting members sought other elective offices. First to leave was Councilman Eddie Cook in February, followed by Councilwoman Peterson in late March and Councilman Jordan Ray on April 6. Cook was appointed Maricopa County assessor, while Peterson is seeking the mayor seat and Ray is running for a justice of the peace job against four other Republicans.
Council OKs multi-family residential proposal
Gilbert Council approved without comment last week changing a land use from shopping center to residential to make way for a 44-unit townhouse development called The Carson. The 2.85 acres is near the southwest corner of Gilbert Road and Civic Center Drive by the mixed-used Gilbert Town
Cook is battling one other Republican in the primary to challenge the Democratic candidate in November for assessor. The Council’s first appointment was Spence to replace Cook, followed by Scott September, who will finish Peterson’s remaining two years on the term. Spence and September were selected from a list of eight finalists the Council pared down from 103 applicants that sought Cook’s seat. Council last Tuesday was scheduled make an appointment for Ray’s seat but after a nearly two-hour closed door session, Daniels announced they were at an impasse. “Unfortunately, in our Council executive session we were unable to come up with an agreed upon individual in order for us to move forward,” she said. “There will be a new process announced on April 21.” Daniels previously stated she wanted to have a full Council on board when they meet for this Thursday’s financial retreat. It’s anticipated the Council will have to make tough decisions dealing with the impact of COVID-19. Chandler, Scottsdale and Mesa already are preparing to make drastic cuts in their budgets. Council candidates who win a majority of the votes are considered victors for the office they are seeking. If there is not a majority vote, the unfilled seats go on to a general election in November. Voters also will see contested races for their state representatives. In the Legislative District 12 State House, incumbent Travis Grantham, R-Gilbert and fellow Republicans Jake Hoffman and Mark Boesen are fighting for two November ballot spots. No Democrat
filed, so the winners are assured seats in the Legislature in January. For the LD12 Senate seat, House Majority Leader Warren Petersen and Democrat Lynsey Robinson are unchallenged in their respective primaries. The seat was held by Eddie Farnsworth, R-Gilbert, who is retiring from public office. In LD 17, three Republicans are running for the two November ballot spots in a district that serves western Gilbert, Sun Lakes and a large portion of Chandler. Incumbent Jennifer Pawlik, D-Chandler, faces no challengers in the primary while incumbent Jeff Weninger, R-Chandler, faces Nora Ellen and Liz Harris in the GOP primary. Ellen is the mother of incumbent Republican Sen. J.D. Mesnard, who faces no opposition in the LD 17 Senate primary. He will face Democrat Allan Kurdoglu in November.
Square. The applicant is bringing the county land into town jurisdiction. The Carson’s units will range in size from 747 to 1,380 square feet. Each unit has a two-car garage, a private patio and upper-level balcony.
recommend to the state Liquor Board approval of Edison Bar’s request to serve alcohol. The establishment is located at 207 N. Gilbert Road, suite 113. Councilman Jared Taylor, the sole dissenter, said although an override of the state’s standard of 300 feet between a church and a liquor establishment was granted over seven years ago for the loca-
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Gilbert man mourns dad’s COVID-19 death BY CECILIA CHAN GSN Managing Editor
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rian DeFord knows first-hand just how vicious COVID-19 can be. DeFord and his family are in self-quarantine as they recover from the coronavirus, but that is just the tip of the iceberg for the Gilbert resident. DeFord’s father died March 29 from COVID-19 but the family can’t hold a funeral for him yet. “Until I stop showing the symptoms basically they are holding his body and that could be two to three weeks after he passed that we can actually have a burial,” DeFord said April 3. Life as DeFord knew it started unraveling in mid-March. His parents, David and Becky DeFord, travel around the country each winter in their recreational vehicle. They were in Pensacola, Florida, and planned to stay through May to attend their granddaughter’s college graduation but then the pandemic hit. “The school my daughter went to canceled classes and basically sent all the students home,” DeFord said. “So, they decided at that point not to stay there and travel home as well.”
From left are Sherry DeFord and her husband, Steve DeFord (brother), parents David and Beck DeFord, Brian DeFord and his wife, Susan, and brother Jeffrey DeFord. (Photo/DeFord Family)
Home for David and Becky DeFord was a Chandler RV park. “While traveling back, he got pretty sick,” DeFord said. “They made it as far as Fort Stockton, Texas and he was too ill to travel and so they stayed there a couple of days. During that time, I had gone back to pick up my daughter that
was in Pensacola and we were driving her car back to Arizona.” While driving home, DeFord learned of his parents’ plight and diverted his trip to rendezvous with them. “They were stranded basically. They couldn’t get anywhere,” he said. “He had been sick prior to them stopping and
The military will also help convert a convention center into a 2,500-bed treatment facility, Esper added. Helbert said she was nervous about venturing to a city that’s already recorded more than 3,000 virus-related deaths, but felt it was her professional duty to offer assistance during the crisis. “I feel called to help in this way because this is where my skill set is,” Helbert told the Gilbert Sun News. “Right now, health care workers are needed and I want to go where I’m called to go.” It will be Helbert’s first visit to the Big Apple, though she won’t have much time to do any sight-seeing since she’s expected to work 12-hour shifts
throughout her rotation. Besides, with social-distancing regulations, there’s not much to see since stores and attractions have been closed for several weeks and streets are virtually empty. Each day, a shuttle bus will transport Helbert and other traveling nurses from a hotel to their assigned posts. Since the number of COVID-19 cases in New York keeps growing, Helbert said she’ll be extra cautious by limiting her movement around the city and cleaning down everything in her hotel room. When Helbert first arrived, she said all of New York City appeared desolate. Not a single person could be seen walking along some of the city’s sidewalks, she said, and few taxi cabs
was pretty sick at that point. He wasn’t in a hospital. He was just bed-ridden, trying to keep food down.” DeFord drove the RV, taking his dad with him, while his mom and daughter followed behind, reaching Gilbert that night. “When my dad walked into our house, we had just gotten home. He tripped and fell,” DeFord recalled. “He was acting incoherently and so we called 911. The paramedics came and checked his vitals and were concerned his oxygen levels were low.” An ambulance took David to Chandler Regional Medical Center. “He never came home,” DeFord said. DeFord said it didn’t dawn on him his dad might have COVID-19 when they met in Texas because his mom wasn’t ill and the two went everywhere together. “We started to suspect it when the doctors were checking him out and he was having respiratory issues and low-oxygen levels,” he said. “That was probably the first time we suspected he probably had that. We might have suspected it earlier but I can’t remember to be honest. He seemed like he was just
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Gilbert nurse heads to NYC COVID-19 battle BY KEVIN REAGAN GSN Staff Writer
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Gilbert nurse has been dispatched to New York City to offer medical services at the city’s overwhelmed hospitals in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic. Lindsey Helbert flew out to the East Coast on Monday to begin a three-week nursing stint with Krucial Staffing, an agency that’s been mobilizing health care workers to parts of the country hit hard by coronavirus. U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced on April 5 that 1,100 nurses and doctors were being sent to New York’s hospitals to help treat the city’s 67,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
could be spotted driving down streets that are normally congested with traffic. The first couple days of her expedition have been intense, Helbert recalled, with lots of training, meetings and reviews of hospital protocols. But all the visiting nurses gathered together inside a large conference and collectively said a prayer before being sent out to their assignments, she said. Helbert is leaving her husband to care for a house full of kids to go on this expedition. Her absence will be hard for the whole family, Helbert said, especially her 9-year-old son who’s been struggling to cope with all the changes COVID-19 has inflicted.
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Helbert has never been sent to work in any type of danger zone, but said she has always had the compulsion to help during a major crisis. She recalled seeing first-responders traveling out to New York City after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and had the itch to help if a similar opportunity were to ever arise. Helbert said she’s wanted to be a nurse for as long as she can remember. From the time she was child, Helbert remembered being in awe at how nurses had the ability to comfort and console their patients. She recalled having to get shot when she was six years old and vividly remembers how a nurse kept her at ease throughout the scary procedure. “I decided at that point I wanted to be a nurse,” Helbert said. Arizona will not be the only state dispatching health care workers to Pennsylvania have been flying out to battle the pandemic in the country’s New York City these last couple weeks most populated city. to help treat COVID-19 patients. NursesEVfrom Kansas, and3/30/2020They’re Tribune Texas, half pg horizOhio, advertorial • April 2020.pdf 10:09:22 AM arriving at a time when
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local health care workers have been demanding better working conditions and access to COVID-19 tests after a New York City nurse died from the
virus on March 24. Protests have erupted outside the city’s hospitals after some nurses alleged their own employer was not granting them access to testing, according to local media reports. Helbert, who regularly works at Mesa’s Banner Desert Medical Center, said she hasn’t previously had to deal with any issues related to treating the COVID-19 pandemic. The unit she works in has not had to really confront the virus yet. But she’s been told Banner Desert is preparing for the crisis to worsen in the coming weeks – the same time that Helbert is expected to return from New York. “I may very well be coming home to the same type of situation here in Arizona to where I’ll be just as needed,” Helbert added. She’s not sure yet whether she will immediately return to working shifts at Banner Desert. It will depend on how well this stint in New York City goes, Helbert said.
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had a lifespan of one to three years, prompting the town to look at replacing them. The town shut down the 9-year-old facility for needed repairs in July 2017, taking back control from operator Big League Dreams. Three companies provided the town quotes for vinyl but only Sierra Signs provided an alternative quote using Dibond aluminum paneling, according to a May 2019 email to the Council from Jacob Ellis, the deputy town manager who has since left. The town invited the remaining companies to also submit a quote using Dibond but they declined because they couldn’t beat Sierra Signs’ price, according to officials. The town opted not to go through another formal bid process, which would have taken months to do and instead went with a cooperative purchasing agreement process that took less time in order to meet the Feb. 9 grand-opening date, according to Parks and Recreation Director Robert Carmona at the Dec. 6, 2018 meeting. And, that’s the problem, according to Taylor. Had the town gone through a competitive bid, it would have seen the red flag, he said. “People would have seen some disparity. They would probably have asked a few more questions,” he said. “If everybody had the chance to fairly bid on Dibond, it would have allowed someone to have said, ‘why is this off?’ The town rushed through trying to meet the deadline for ribbon-cutting. It’s not the right way to do business.” Taylor said he brought his concerns to the company, where he purchased his signs. The owner reviewed the documents and indicated there was no way Sierra Signs could provide the topquality Dibond at the price it quoted the town, according to Taylor. The town learned of the allegations of inferior aluminum paneling in January 2019, prompting staff to pay a site visit to Sierra Signs to inspect the paneling and manufacturing process, according to Ellis.
Crews two years ago instal;led the signs replicating bleacher crowds at Cactus Yards and now town officials say the company that made them tried to play a fast one by substituting a cheaper quality than what Gilbert paid for. (ABC 15)
Sierra Signs showed staff the product with the Dibond name brand stickers on the back. The company explained that during the manufacturing process, the stickers are removed to allow for the marking of sign placement locations, which was complex due to the large number of panels – 1,300, for the park, Ellis said. As such, there is no way to verify if the installed panels are Dibond through sticker backing alone, he added. The town ended up sending three panel samples from two fields to the brand’s manufacturer 3A Composites for testing in April 2019 and the manufacturer confirmed they were not Dibond. The company representative in his letter stated he believed the material to be “a Chinese import material.” It wasn’t until December 2019 that Sierra Signs owner Teri Davis acknowledged in a letter the company gave the town a product other than Dibond. The company used Dibond for some of the town’s project but wasn’t able to get enough to finish the work, according to the letter. Instead, it purchased MAX-Metal aluminum composite panels to finish the job. “Our client maintains the material is even better quality than what was promised,” attorney Ashley Adams told the Gilbert Sun News last week. “Dibond
is a generic term. My client intends to make this right. She’s offered an extended warranty they otherwise would not obtain under the original contract.” Adams said Davis was on extended medical leave when the work commenced at Cactus Yards and was unaware of what was going on. Instead, two company employees handled the project. Sierra Signs could not confirm what products were used in Gilbert Councilman Jared Taylor had been suspicious of the Cactus Yard signs for months. (Specioal to GSN) which fields. Town Attorney Christopher Payne in showing it purchased the material March fired off a letter, rejecting the company’s offer of a five- from its purported distributor, Montroy Supply Co. year extended warranty. Copies of invoices obtained by a public Payne stated Sierra Signs without records request showed Sierra Signs question breached the contract by ordered 1,300 panels of Dibond on Dec. failing to obtain the required written 19, 2018 and Montroy fulfilling that consent from the town before changing order. out the material. “I assume that Sierra Sign’s purpose in He also pointed out that until the providing these invoices to the town was December letter, the company for nearly a year maintained to the town it had to show that Sierra Signs had ordered actually installed Dibond and in May 2019 provided invoices to the town
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and received Dibond in an amount sufficient to complete the project,” Payne said. “If that was actually the case, then there should have been no need to utilize another type of ACM.” In any case, Payne said, the company either used the Dibond purchased by the town for another project or the distributor’s invoices “were falsified.” Adams’ response to the accusations was that Davis has fired the two employees overseeing the job. “A lot of these facts, she is discovering as we conduct our investigation,” Adams said. “They have a very reputable business and they want to make it right.” Payne said even if Davis was unaware her employees substituted another material in January and February, she should have known about the problem no later than April or May because the town had contacted her multiple times with their concerns. Payne said there was no way for the town to confirm if MAX-Metal was used and if so, what type of product was actually used.
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And, because Sierra Signs can’t confirm what product was used at Cactus Yards, the manufacturer’s warranties are worthless, he said. Adams last week said the town has agreed to allow Grimco, a supplier of MAX-Metal to test the leftover product from Gilbert’s project. She said according to Grimco, MAX-metal is not made in China and is a quality product. She rejected the town’s proposed terms for settlement that included giving a seven-year warranty and for Sierra Signs to reimburse the town the difference between the material it paid for and what was actually installed. Adams said a five-year extended warranty is the best in the market and Dibond doesn’t even offer that. As for the monetary damages, “the city is seeking to obtain a windfall,” according to Adams. “Our position is they received a product of the same if not better than the quality then was promised and they are not owed any money in my view,” she said.
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“There are two sides of this,” Kimbel said, explaining that with landlords, “sometimes their hands are tied with their bank or venture capital.” Gilbert Chamber President CEO/President Kathy Tilque noted that Ducey’s order “does not dictate any relief or removal of contractual obligations.” “The amount owed to the landlord will still be due at some time in the future depending on the agreed upon plan. Discussing the abatement of penalty fees with the landlord is a great place to start in negotiations,” Tilque said. Michael Pollack – who owns strip malls in Gilbert, across the county and in three other states – agrees. He said the federal government must overcome the sluggish delivery of relief funds and get money into the hands of strapped business owners fast. “What most people don’t realize is that landlords have loans,” Pollack said. “They don’t understand what the terms of those loans really mean.” Noting many of those loans forbid lease changes without the lender’s per-
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Gilbert mom slain by ex-husband, police say
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suspect arriving to the apartment complex in a pick-up truck with Kristie appearing a short time later, parking next to the truck. The suspect is seen standing next to the victim’s car for several seconds before he flees the apartment complex. Police could not clearly see what the suspect was doing while standing between the two vehicles, citing the insufficient quality of the footage, according to the report. But a nearby residence’s camera recorded “the audible sound of what appears to be 14 gunshots fired in rapid succession,” the report said. Police soon identified the suspect as Kristie’s estranged husband and a manhunt was on. Within two-and-a-half hours following the 911 calls, Apache Junction police located the pick-up near the Superstition Mountains. Officer found Bobbitt standing in the open desert with a smartphone in one hand and a .9-mm handgun in the other, the report said. In telephone negotiations with Gilbert Police, Bobbitt confessed to killing Kristie
and that he had planned to kill himself, the report said. He surrendered shortly after. Police said Bobbitt within a half hour after the shooting texted his father, stating he shot Kristie. He then texted his employer twice, stating “I killed my wife this morning. She refused to even have one conversation with me. She is very disrespectful to me. I couldn’t take it no more.” Bobbitt in the text also stated the “kids are better off without her.” Police learned the suspect initiated divorce proceedings in California which had not been finalized and that the two had a “tumultuous relationship.” According to friends, Kristie moved to Gilbert last June from Fremont, California. The suspect soon followed, buying a house in December on Vaughn Avenue, a mile and a half from Kristie, according to property records. A friend told police Kristie was fearful of her husband and his history with firearms. The friend encouraged Kristie to seek an order of protection against her husband but she never did.
Another friend told police he was with Kristie the night before the shooting while she was texting with the suspect. The suspect requested to speak and meet with her but Kristie refused, the friend said. The suspect then communicated that he wanted to meet with Kristie at 7 a.m. the next day to exchange their two younger children. The suspect didn’t bring the children when he met with Kristie. They were found at the suspect’s home by police. Liv Northgate held a community memorial for Kristie with a moment of silence last Tuesday on Facebook and handed out candles for people to light at their home in her memory. Kristie leaves behind two adult sons, 21 and 18, who don’t live at home, and two young daughters, 10 and 7. “Wish I never went back home,” son Bryan Bobbitt wrote on his Facebook. “Should of just stayed out there with her ‘til the end. I’d give my life just to get her back with her family.” Kristie touched many lives as evident by the outpouring of comments on social media. “Kristie was the best friend to many of us but more importantly the best mom to these four kids,” said Kimberly Wilde on Facebook. “She was taken from all of us way too soon. “Sometimes domestic violence is not about physically hitting someone but sometimes it’s about having someone so mentally scared and torn down that they are frozen. “She finally moved away to Gilbert from California but it didn’t stop, she started having her life back with her girls (boys are adults) but he followed, finally started to have some normalcy and a smile back on her beautiful face but he took it all away from all of us.”
Old Town with its concentration of bars and increased crime. Mayor Jenn Daniels said there’s already quite a few liquor licenses operating in the area and how does the town recommend who can and who can’t have the ability to serve alcohol. She said the Heritage District is designated an enter-
tainment area and that the town has never received a complaint from any churches there. She added the reason why some crime, especially property crime, has increased downtown is due to more people coming to the Heritage District. And, she said it was unfair to compare the Heritage Dis-
trict to Scottsdale’s Old Town, which is like night and day in terms of clientele and environment. The Council, however, unanimously supported alcohol license requests from Tommy Guns Original Barbershop, three Fry’s Food and Drug locations and Masa Sushi Gilbert.
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amily and friends are left with just memories of Kristie Bobbitt, a 42-year-old Gilbert mom of four allegedly shot to death by her estranged husband during a custody exchange April 3. Police arrested Phillip Daniel Bobbitt, 42, within hours of the shooting. He faces a first-degree murder charge and an April 13 preliminary hearing. His bail was set at $1 million. “I’ve never had something so tragic from a useless, cowardly act happen to my life,” said friend Mike Howes in a video posted to Kristie’s memory. “None of us thought we would be mourning the loss of Kristie.” Howes’ wife, Jolene, and another friend have set up a GoFundMe for Kristie’s children at gofundme.com/f/for-the-family-ofkristi-bobbit. As of last Thursday, 247 people donated $15,789 toward the $30,000 goal. Howes on his Facebook page indicated the children were headed back to northern California and that he planned on packing up Kristie’s home and following them on Friday. Steve Cicero expressed sorrow for his daughter and rage at his estranged sonin-law in a Facebook page. Cicero did not respond to a Gilbert Sun News request for comment. “I’m still trying to face the fact I will never see my beautiful daughter again,” wrote Cicero, who lives in northern California. The events unfolded around 7 a.m. April 3 as police responded to 911 calls of multiple shots fired and a woman screaming at the Liv Northgate Apartments. Officers found a black Mercedes parked in front of the apartment, its motor still running and Kristie dead in the driver’s seat with multiple gunshot wounds, according to court records. Surveillance camera footage shows the
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tion, he felt the current 100 feet was too close. He said crime downtown has increased to where police had to put a new patrol in the area. He said he didn’t want the Heritage District to become like Scottsdale’s
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eviction action including lock out, notice to vacate or any other attempt to inhibit the operations of a business shall be temporarily suspended for tenants unable to pay rent due to financial hardship caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.’’ The only exception in Ducey’s order is in cases where a judge determines that staying any eviction action is “contrary to the interest of justice.’’ His order does not spell out what that includes. Ducey’s order, which covers businesses up to 500 employees, is effective through the end of May. His directive comes nearly two weeks after a similar executive order dealing with residential rentals. But in the residential order, Ducey barred police officers and constables from carrying out eviction orders under certain triggers related directly or indirectly to COVID-19. The order for business-landlord situations only directs judges on what they may and may not do. Aaron Nash, spokesman for the Arizo-
na Supreme Court, said there is no concern on the part of the justices that Ducey has tread into their jurisdiction since judges can still determine what is in the “interest of justice.’’ Even so, Pollack and others warn that businesses can’t assume Ducey’s order gives them much breathing room with their landlords – at least automatically. “It’s not about forgiving rent,” Kimbel said. Kimbel said that while some of the federal relief programs can help businesses with rent, a recent Chandler Chamber survey showed nearly a quarter of the respondents are frustrated by the process of getting aid. “We’re hearing all kinds of things and people are really getting frustrated,” she said. The East Valley Chambers of Commerce said a survey of businesses in Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek and Gilbert showed 31 percent of re-
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spondents are seeking rent or mortgage relief, 46 percent are applying for Small Business Administration disaster loans and 47 percent for the Paycheck Protection Program loans. “I do think eviction is a concern for many of our smaller businesses, but not sure that it’s a reality yet,” said Mesa Chamber CEO Sally Harrison. “In reading through the executive order, it looks like more of a preventative measure than a responsive measure.” The East Valley chamber group’s survey did not indicate how successful businesses have been getting money. But Bloomberg News Service last week reported that 790 disaster-relief loans, for a total of $357 million, were issued as of April 4 and that most of them went to California. “A handful of smaller states, including Connecticut and Maine, divvied up most of the rest,” the news service reported. Texas, the second-most populous state, got just six loans worth less than $1 million dollars in all; at least a dozen states got nothing at all.
He said that 70 percent of his approximate 1,000 tenants have sought federal relief and that “not one single tenant” has even heard a response. Pollack even has hired a consultant with 24 years of experience dealing with the SBA to help his tenants navigate the bureaucratic channels involved in getting aid. “The federal government needs to figure out a way to get this $2 trillion or whatever it is this that’s earmarked for small busiStrip mall owner and developer Michael Pollack said there are a number of nesses into the hands uncertainties surrounding the eviction ban for businesses. (Special to GSN) of those people,” he said. “They need to get While Bloomberg did not indicate if it done and after they get it done, then Arizona was among that last group, Pol- hopefully the quicker we’ll be able to lack would not be surprised. stop the pain of what’s going on in our
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a bill, the landlord is going to wonder what you did with that money,” she said. “There are really two sides to this because landlords are businesses too.” Ducey’s order on business evictions spells out that tenants getting any form of public assistance must apply “a portion’’ to any current or past-due rents. That includes a portion of the $2 trillion federal relief package which allows businesses with fewer than 500 employees to get SBA loans. But the order spells out that landlords cannot require any specific percentage of that outside aid. Farrell Quinlan, executive director of the Arizona Building Owners and Managers Association, said the governor has been working with the commercial real estate industry. “There’s a lot of forbearance going on out there,’’ Quinlan said. “And there’s a lot of working with our tenants.’’ Echoing Pollack’s explanation, Quinlan said the order does not mention the landlords’ financial obligations. “Are the banks and the lenders that we
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have to answer to for our bills, are they going to show a similar forbearance with our obligations?’’ Quinlan asked. The governor says lenders “shall consider’’ deferred payments, but Kimball and Tilque both stressed that business owners simply can’t hide from their landlord. “It’s about that relationship that they build,” she said. “You’ve got to be able to pick up that phone and just have that frank conversation and work something out.” Pollack said he doesn’t fault Ducey, who “is doing an incredible job.” He likened the state of the federal apparatus for distributing relief to jello. “It’s not hard yet,” he said. “There’s a lot of unanswered questions about the program and there’s a lot of the blanks that haven’t been filled in yet. I sincerely believe once the program gets implemented and can get out to all the small businesses that truly need it, then I believe that we’ll see some progress.”
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ilbert Council at its financial retreat this Thursday is expected to give staff direction on the town’s recycling program, which continues to escalate in cost. Council unanimously approved March 24 revised contracts with its vendors, United Fibers and Waste Management, for the processing and resale of the town’s recycle materials through Jan. 31, 2021. The town first entered into contracts with the two in 2016. “We estimate that the cost for our recycling under these contracts that were just awarded will be about $1.4 million, or $700,000 each,” said Public Works Director Jessica Marlow. “Over the past year and a half, the cost of recycling has increased significantly due to the market changes, rising processing fees, reduced contamination allowances, and lower commodity pricing in the resale market.”
Like virtually every municipality in Arizona, Gilbert is facing some major decisions on the future of its recycling program because of rapidly rising costs. (Special to GSN)
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municipalities. Mesa is taking steps to dismantle its recycling program and other municipalities in Arizona already have ended theirs. Fiscal year 2019 was the first time Gilbert realized costs associated with
the processing, sorting and reselling recycled goods, Marlow said. As the recycling market’s instability fell, the town approved an annual increase of $144,000 per vendor in January 2019 and an additional $335,000 per vendor in November 2019. Since October, the town’s Environmental Services has focused on reducing operational costs with rezoning schedules, routing efficiencies, proactive vehicle maintenance, and other measures in an effort to help offset the rising costs to the recycle program. “In addition to internal operational savings, our recycling program has been bolstered to include additional recycle barrel inspections and increased resident messaging on the importance of how residents can do their part,” according to Marlow Reducing contamination is the most effective way residents can help reduce
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under the weather when we met up with them.” DeFord said it was unclear how his father contracted COVID-19. “Nobody knows where he was exposed to it other than he was sick when traveling home,” he said. David met all the criteria for those considered high-risk for the disease – he was 78 and had underlying health conditions that included diabetes and Guillain-Barre, a rare neurological disorder. DeFord said the family was able to have face time with his father while he was on oxygen until three days later – when he was intubated and put on a ventilator for a week. “He wasn’t getting any better,” DeFord said. “Seemed like at a point they were able to start to remove the respirator but they were never able to get his lungs to support his breathing. “It was around Saturday the doctors told us in a couple of days he would die on the ventilator or we could choose to remove him from the ventilator and let nature takes its course, which we chose to do.” Adding to the family’s grief was the inability to visit with David. DeFord said the family is grateful to the hospital’s staff for enabling the time-consuming video communication. DeFord said his mother, Becky, 77, started showing symptoms when she got to the house and later tested positive for COVID-19. “She wasn’t hospitalized,” he said. “It
lately developed some difficulty with breathing after he’s wrestled with severe achiness, nausea and headaches. “I’m 57,” he said. “I’m in pretty good health no underlying issue but it hit me pretty hard.” DeFord is using what happened with his family as an example for others to self-quarantine and follow guidelines such as frequent hand washing. “That is the only way to prevent the spread,” he said. Once, DeFord stops Becky and David DeFord showing the symptoms, he will need to self-isolate further for another two didn’t affect her like my dad. In fact, she weeks before he can bury his dad. seems fully recovered now and seems to “They released the body to the be in really good health.” mortuary and again because of the DeFord, his wife and their two quarantine we can’t go and meet daughters at the home all came down with the mortuary workers,” he said. with the coronavirus. “We have not been tested,” he said, noting they didn’t meet the criteria for testing such as having acute respiratory illness. “We know we have it. Our doctor says we’ve been exposed. We all had symptoms, mostly fever and cough. My wife and one of my daughters had a bit of a cough but they all recovered with the exception of me. I’m still suffering for two weeks.” DeFord said he still has a fever and
costs for the recycling program, the town said. At the March 26 meeting, Councilman Jared Taylor raised the possibility of other options. “It sounds like it’s worth approving but I would just like to put the caveat out there that I do have significant interest in what other options that we have here,” Taylor said. “I understand from the feedback from staff there is an opportunity to withdraw from this should we change our mind on the direction of this program with a
seven-day notice,” he added. Taylor said staff informed him this was a viable program through the end of the fiscal year on June 30. “If we continue with the current contract into July, then we would need to raise rates or appropriate other money to cover the gap there,” he said. Vice Mayor Scott Anderson discussed identifying markets and finding creative ways to continue the program. Last fall, the town surveyed its residents and over 3,000 said they would pay a fee to keep recycling.
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“Everything is done through the phone.” DeFord’s brother, however, came down from Kingman for face-toface consultation with the funeral home, Valley of the Sun Mortuary and Cemetery. When the open-casket funeral does take place, it won’t be much of a ceremony with the limitation of groups to 10 and fewer, DeFord said. “It would probably be the first time we get to see him up close again, other than the day we got him home,” he said. “It was pretty abrupt when we got home. He fell as soon as he got into the house. There were no visit and so it was just how life happens. It takes you by surprise and we were not particularly prepared for how quickly it happens.” For now, the family is in limbo with the funeral. “Obviously we don’t want this to drag on forever,” DeFord said. “If I continue to be sick, we would need to make other arrangements we don’t want to think about, a burial without us being there.”
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local photographer is looking to document the lives of Chandler and Gilbert residents during the COVID-19 pandemic by shooting them from 10 feet away. Edit Vasadi Denning, a wedding photographer from Gilbert, is offering to take free photos of local couples and families willing to pose either inside or outside of their homes. Denning wants to capture both the mundane and extraordinary moments of everyday life during the global pandemic as residents continue to adjust to a distant, isolated lifestyle. Not only will these photos help to document this unusual event, Denning said, but they can visually remind residents that everyone is making sacrifices to keep COVID-19 from spreading. “I would like people to see that we’re all staying home,” the photographer said. “It’s kind of like an awareness to stay home.” Denning launched the “Stay Home” project last week and plans to publish photos online as she progresses. Though she is not charging subjects to be photographed, Denning is encouraging them to make a donation to Arizona Together, a charitable organization helping to combat impacts of the coronavirus. Residents in Chandler, Gilbert and Queen Creek areas can schedule appointments through Denning’s website and the photographer will travel out to their homes. She’s not too picky as to who can request an appointment, but Denning is particularly interested in finding images that can tell an impactful story -- like family members attempting to visit a quarantined elderly relative. Denning promises to keep a safe dis-
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Photographer Edit Vasadi Denning is trying to capture life under quarantine in Chandler and Gilbert, such as the photo she took of the little girl on the right. (Special to GSN)
tance from her subjects and may even try to photograph families through the windows or doorways of their homes. Denning said she was inspired to start the project after reading about photographers in other states offering a similar service to their neighbors. Cara Soulia, a photographer based in Massachusetts, began photographing families from their front yards shortly after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised citizens to limit outdoor activities. After scrolling through Soulia’s portraits, Denning said she was motivated to recreate the project within her own community -- almost as a way to help her neighbors feel more connected during a turbulent time. These last couple weeks have felt so bizarre not socializing with anyone and staying away from public places, she said, adding, “We talk to people online
but it’s just not the same.” Denning is accustomed to documenting happy couples on their wedding day. But she likely won’t have any weddings to photograph in the foreseeable future, pushing her to find some of the lighter moments happening in people’s homes during this pandemic. “It gives me a warm feeling to see families together now that they’re able to spend more time together,” Denning said. But there’s still a haunting element to these pictures, Denning said, because the viewer knows these subjects are almost trapped by circumstances that are out of their control. “It is also a little bit sad in some ways because they’ve been in that environment for weeks now,” she added. Denning grew up in Hungary and immigrated to the United States with her husband 11 years ago. She took up pho-
tography to thwart off feelings of loneliness she experienced after relocating to a country that was far away from her friends and family. She discovered she enjoyed capturing images that are frozen in time and sharing them with others. She’s not sure yet what she may do with all her quarantine-focused photos after the COVID-19 outbreak subsides, but she hopes her subjects will get some joy out of them. Denning also hosts a podcast that explores multicultural traditions and relationships. She’s decided to devote the podcast’s next few episodes to local couples who have had their weddings interrupted by COVID-19. More information: stayhomeproject. editvasadi.com. **Edit Denning shared these photos she took of her own family that demonstrate how her photos of other families may look like*
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Gilbert apparel firm launches virus relief effort ergies to help the AZ Coronavirus Relief Fund, which was established to provide financial support to organizations working to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 in Arizona. Information about the fund is at arizonatogether.org. Carmichael said he had kept thinking about how to help people impacted by the virus or the abrupt
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Gilbert apparel company has teamed up with another in Glendale to offer two new t-shirt designs that will benefit the AZ Coronavirus Relief Fund. Iconic Arizona, owned by Nick and Allison Carmichael, has partnered with Goodfellas Merch, on shirts that feature a new “Always Arizona” logo with one design showcasing a towering saguaro on the back. Fifty of the $20 shirts were sold the first day. Nick first met Joe Matarazzo, owner of Goodfellas Merch, at the Arizona Strong Beer Festival and began working together. They decided to combine their en-
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downturn in the economy. “I contemplated donating a portion of proceeds from sales of current items, but didn’t feel like that would generate enough buzz to raise the most money possible,” he said. Carmichael, who is also an economics teacher at Skyline High School in East Mesa and father of three, said he tested the idea with Iconic Arizona Instagram followers and “there was an immediate positive reaction to the designs.” When Nick approached suggested Goodfellas Merch pitch in, Mattarazo said he didn’t hesitate to jump at the idea.
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With no place to go, EV dairy farmers dump milk BY KEVIN REAGAN GSN Staff Writer
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Chandler dairy farmer says the COVID-19 pandemic is pushing farmers to reluctantly dump some of their milk because there’s no place for their product to go. Rosemarie Burgos-Zimbelman, a longtime Chandler resident and dairy nutritionist, said school closures and export blockades have disrupted the dairy industry’s distribution channels, causing milk inventories to quickly clog up and not get shipped out. Burgos-Zimbelman’s family has had a dairy farm near Maricopa since 1997 and said their co-op, the United Dairymen of Arizona, has been dumping up to a million pounds of milk each day due to the public health crisis. “Everyone’s really scared,” said Burgos-Zimbelman, adding that most dairy farmers are already expecting 2020 to be a bad year for them financially.
Chandler resident and dairy nutritionist Rosemarie Burgos-Zimbelman and her family own the Rio Blanco Dairy Farm in Maricopa. (Special to GSN)
United Dairymen’s members collectively produce about 12 million pounds of milk per day. But the current pandemic has been interrupting where farmers are able to deliver their supply. Mexico announced last month it would temporarily stop accepting Arizona’s ex-
ports of dairy products due to the health crisis. United Dairymen CEO Keith Murfield said that decision will have a major impact on a local industry that generates a $7-billion footprint on Arizona’s economy. “Mexican exports contribute to over
$100 million in sales each year,” Murfield wrote in a statement, “and the inability to move products across the border is catastrophic for our farmers.” On April 1, Gov. Doug Ducey asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help intervene by getting the Mexican government to come up with alternatives for local businesses that have existing relationships with the country. “The dairy industry in Arizona is a crucial part of our local food supply, our export market and Arizona’s agricultural sector,” Ducey wrote the agency. The whole dilemma is more complicated than what the public might think, added Burgos-Zimbelman, because dairies have to keep generating milk despite the market turmoil that’s taking place. Farmers have to keep milking cows every day, she said, or else the animals get stressed and they get thrown off their schedule. “It’s not something that we can turn
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How the virus has impacted Gilbert’s housing market BY MINDY JONES NEVAREZ GSN Guest Writer
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e know there is a lot going on and we Realtors are committed to helping you through this. When the governor deemed real estate and housing services essential, we weren’t just grateful that we could continue to provide for our families but that we could provide for yours. Being essential carries with it a great responsibility to be safe and to educate the community. It also allows us to continue to help people with what is, for many, their greatest asset despite these challenging times. Heading into this global pandemic, Arizona was experiencing one of the strongest seller’s markets it had ever seen and in a lot of ways it still is. In Gilbert, we saw nearly 50 percent less inventory on the market than we had going into last year. When the global pandemic hit and local buyers and sellers began to be financially
Mindy Jones Nevarez impacted by job loss and furloughs, general uncertainty surrounded the market and sparked a massive misunderstanding about how the real estate market should, could and would respond here locally. Extreme volatility in the stock market brought about interest rates that were even lower than our record low interest rates of last year.
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Any volatility in the interest rates causes emotional volatility in consumers. First it was the Fed overnight rate which was announced at 0 percent. A large chunk of the general public thought that meant mortgages were free, Then it was the days where rates changed nine times in one day, causing borrowers who had redone their prequalifications to increase their buying power with improved rates to pull out of their contracts; the rates had fluctuated so much that their payments were no longer affordable. Rates are historically low and may even dip a little further once some of this volatility goes away. So, even with expected housing price increases, the current interest rates are making homes more affordable than they were a month ago. We don’t know what housing prices will do, but we do know that it’s pretty cheap to get a mortgage or in some way leverage the double-digit appreciation you’ve seen on your house in the last couple of years through a purchase or refinance. It’s important to know that if you can still make your mortgage payment or your rent payment, that you should. But you should talk to your landlord or servicer about any options if you can’t. Many landlords may want to leverage their equity by putting their rentals on the market, so it’s possible that tenants might be finding that they have to make a move at an inopportune time. We are working with many of these renters to qualify them into a fixed monthly mortgage payment that allows them to budget accordingly. We’re also helping landlords and sellers alike determine how much equity they
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off,” she said. Once farmers fill up their tanks, the milk then must go through a testing and pasteurization process at separate facilities before it is deemed safe for human consumption. “It’s not like you can just come to our dairy and fill up a mason jar or gallon jug,” Burgos-Zimbelman added. “It has to go through a process.” Farmers care deeply about their cows, she said, and hate the idea of sending them off to a slaughterhouse in order to reduce the herd. “We’re not in the beef business,” Burgos-Zimbelman said, “we’re producing milk and taking care of our cows.” Though schools and restaurants are likely not buying as much milk as before, grocery stores seem to have no problem selling milk – so much so that some stores started restricting customers to one or two gallons per visit. As shoppers began stockpiling their grocery carts in early March, stores quickly reacted by setting limitations on several essential food items. Burgos-Zimbelman said the dairies
are trying to get stores to lift these restrictions so shelves can get restocked more frequently. Store managers likely had good intentions, she said, but there’s currently no milk shortage that would necessitate any type of quota. The East Valley region had once been a mecca for dairy farmers before cities like Chandler and Mesa began to urbanize and develop its farmland into subdivisions. Now, most farms have either moved south to Pinal County or consolidated their operations with other farmers. Membership in the UDA has been falling significantly since the 1990s, said Burgos-Zimbleman, who worries some farms might completely perish by the time COVID-19 has subsided. “Everyone’s really scared,” she said. “But we all know that there’s kids out there without food and we think we just need to find a way to bridge that gap and hopefully survive the next couple months.” The United Food Bank is accepting donations to help cover the costs of processing and transporting milk so it can be delivered to needy families in Arizona.
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Virus forcing EV businesses to go virtual BY CECILIA CHAN GSN Managing Editor
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ast Valley employers are increasingly relying on virtual services to stay afloat during the pandemic. They are using virtual meeting software; creating virtual tours to showcase their facility, offers and services; providing distribution-free deliveries at the door and reaching out to customers by text with updates and resources. East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance last week released results of its second survey to determine the immediate impact of COVID-19 on business members’ revenue, operations and supply chains. The alliance covers Gilbert, Mesa, Scottsdale, Apache Junction and Queen Creek. “The main takeaway from this survey was a better understanding how businesses are managing a safe work environment through working remotely, keeping the business open to the extent possible, while having to make difficult
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“Everyone here at Goodfellas has the utmost respect for Nick,” said Mattarazo. “He is such a sincere dude. It was a no brainer. We were quick to jump into this project, as giving back is something we focus on all year long.” Charmichael added that Mattarazo and his staff “produce all my t-shirts because their attention to detail and customer service is unmatched.” The two businessmen don’t have a goal with their fundraising effort. “Any donation would make me happy,” said Mattarazo, “But there is something extra special about writing a check with four digits that makes your efforts feel even stronger, especially during these trying times.”
decisions regarding employees’ hours and pay,” said Kathy Tilque, president and CEO of Gilbert Chamber. The alliance has over 5,000 members, of which 332 took the survey – 107 Gilbert-based. The survey takers represented 19 sectors with nearly 70 percent of the businesses having fewer than 20 employees. The survey was taken before Gov. Doug Ducey on April 3 ordered hair salons, nail salons and tattoo parlors to close. “Somewhat surprising was that 21 percent responded that this has had no impact on their business model,” Tilque said. “However, that may indicate many were already set up to work remotely and have a strong online-business presence.” While 21 percent of the responders said there was no change in how they do business, another 21 percent reported their businesses were open with a skeleton staff after having furloughed or laid off employees. Sixteen percent said they were able to transition to full-remote working while
The shirts are available at iconicarizona.com. Iconic Arizona was born when Nick Carmichael and his wife took a 10-year anniversary tour around Arizona. At each stop, he searched for a good hat but didn’t find one he liked. As a life-long hat wearer, he said he knew he wanted “to fill this hole in the market” and began drawing mockups. He began studying hats, patches and sketching designs representing Arizona. In March 2018, he launched Iconic Arizona. “The brand has continued to evolve and Iconic now designs shirts, stickers, wallets, and other items to celebrate the beauty and iconic qualities of Arizona,” Carmichael said.
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another 16 percent combined closing their business locations and furloughing or laying off all or some of their employees. Employers indicated they have implemented sanitizing processes to make it easy for customers to accept products and services without coming into contact with common areas or interacting with employees. The survey also revealed that federal loans and debt relief are top of mind for a majority of the businesses with 56 percent applying for the Small Business Administration’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan and 47 percent preparing to apply for the Paycheck Protection Program loans. And, 31 percent reported they were requesting rent or mortgage relief and 13 percent are looking at utility and accounts payable relief. Businesses also said they needed more clarification on loan processes and had growing concerns of additional debt from penalties and loan interest. Additionally, employers indicated
masks and sanitizing supplies are still hard to get but necessary to keep their doors open and that there was an interruption of the supply chain as suppliers are closing and businesses are left dealing with import/export issues to obtain raw materials and to ship final products. Businesses also are looking at creative, inexpensive ways to market they are still open with some requesting reduced sign restrictions, which the town has done, and a tourism strategy in place for summer. Those in the retail and restaurant sectors shared best practices, including offering special incentives for the purchase of gift cards and mailing them to eliminate social contact, provide curbside pick-up or doorstep delivery and offer pre-order packages and incentives for future holidays like Mother’s Day. To view the published report, visit gilbertaz.com/uploads/ImpactReport 0407.pdf. Additional business resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic can be found on the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce’s resource page at gilbertaz.com/covid-19.
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or many children in foster care, birthday celebrations are not ever expected. I’ve met many teens who have never celebrated their special day. For teens in group homes, the March party might be held on the 15th, and no mention is made when Alicia’s birthday comes on the 25th. Many whose birthdays fall during March and April this year will be able to relate to Alicia. Arizona Helping Hands provided essential needs to the 14,000+ children in our State’s foster care system. We provide beds and cribs to give children a Safe Place to Sleep. We help foster
families become licensed for fostering by supplying home safety items including fire extinguishers, first aid kits and more. We provide back-to-school supplies, personal care items, diapers, clothing and other basic needs to help children who have experienced abuse and neglect in their short lives. We also go well beyond the basics; we seek to bring joy into the lives of boys and girls who have not experienced that emotion enough. We want children to know every day, but especially on their birthday, that they are loved, and that we care. Our Birthday Dreams program assembles gift packages for children in foster care. Learning that Samantha likes crafts or Pedro is a Paw Patrol fan, we will assemble a few toys and a book in a personalized gift package for their birthday. In 2019 alone, Arizona Helping Hands
provided 3,596 children with a gift package, and we added in a party pack – cake mix, frosting and candles. All of our efforts were to say that YOU MATTER. Children in foster care should have a celebration. In these days of the coronavirus, this message takes on an additional meaning. We want these boys and girls to know that outside of the house they can’t leave today is a community that supports them, that wants to say “Happy Birthday to You!” Perhaps you can relate to children in foster care whose life experiences have never included a party. Our program seeks to change that. Even without our army of volunteers to help us fill packages while they observe stay-at-home directives, we are sending our Birthday Dreams to boys and girls every day, especially these days. These kids deserve a celebration, now
more than ever. Arizona Helping Hands is open. We are shipping out beds, cribs and birthday dreams to make a difference for children in foster care. We need community support to continue to fill birthday dreams, and to provide essential needs to thousands of children in foster care each year. Arizona taxpayers can donate $1,000 per year as a married couple to support our work, and receive every dollar back on your Arizona tax return. Contributions are due by April 15 to claim as a credit on your 2019 tax return. Help us bring joy and hope to children in foster care. -Dan Shufelt is president/CEO of Arizona Helping Hands. Information: 480-889-0604, dshufelt@ azhelpinghands.org, azhelpinghands.org.
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he spring track season was supposed to be special for Highland High senior Zach Schroeder. He had already shown his speed and skill on the football field, leading the Hawks with 33 receptions for 599 yards and six touchdowns. As one of the top hurdlers in the state, he was banking on a strong showing this spring to potentially continue his career at the next level. But on March 30, when the Arizona Interscholastic Association announced it had canceled all spring sports activities. “It’s very stressful,” Schroeder said. “I had colleges looking at me. I’m just trying to stay in track shape as much as I can right now.” Schroeder shares the same sentiments as other seniors across the East Valley who saw their final seasons end abruptly. But he has found outlets to stay active. “I’ve been doing more power stuff,” Schroeder said. “I’ve really been trying to get my endurance up. Just doing anything I can.” For a while, Schroeder found open tracks to set up hurdles and conduct workouts sent by Highland coaches. But as more schools locked their gates, he realized he had to be creative. Using extra materials laying around his house, he made a handful of hurdles to set up in a park near his house. It’s an unconventional way for him to stay active should an opportunity present itself for him to continue playing either football or competing in track at the next level. “It’s all about staying positive,” Schroeder said. “All I can do is continue training and see what happens.” Makayla Donahoo has also found ways to be creative in the absence of the spring season. The Red Mountain senior softball player routinely works out, juggling online schoolwork at the same time. If she isn’t at a park fielding ground
days and Fridays. If we can’t meet up in person then we Facetime on the phone. “She keeps me motivated.” The two are best friends and play on the same club softball team, so training together has become a ritual. But even then, she still can’t help but miss her teammates at Red Mountain. “It’s just weird not seeing them Highland senior Zach Schroeder had planned to make a statement this spring on the when I used to track, but that opportunity was cut short due to the cancellation of all sports. (Photo see them every courtesy Zach Schroeder) day,” Donahoo said. “I think this whole situation shows them they have to expect the unexpected and things can always change. That’s why it’s important to always play your hardest always because you never know what could happen.” For athletes like Donahoo Mountain Pointe High senior Theresa Wilsterman, left, routinely works out with Red who have already Mountain softball player Makayla Donahoo. (Courtesy Makayla Donahoo) signed to continue their academic balls or taking batting practice in the and athletic careers in college, the cancage in her backyard, she and Mountain cellation of the spring sports season alPointe senior Theresa Wilsterman are lows them time for extra training. running and doing other exercises. While seniors are using the spring can“My college sent me monthly workouts cellations to prepare for the next level, to help stay in shape,” Donahoo said. “It’s younger players are doing so to prepare a lot of body weight stuff and running. We for breakout seasons in high school. usually try to meet up Mondays, WednesRobert Moore III wakes up every morn-
ing and completes online schoolwork to maintain his 4.0 GPA. He then heads outside for workouts, where he has become creative. “It was difficult at first to find workouts, but I just thought of different things and looked up stuff on Twitter,” Moore said. “Usually I’ll eat, do some schoolwork then start a workout in the afternoon.” This spring was supposed to be a comeback tour for Casteel junior Gavin Jury. The 6-foot-4, 205-pounder suffered a season-ending injury to his hand as a sophomore playing football. It led to him being diagnosed with Kienbock’s disease, where blood flow to the lunate bone in his hand is interrupted. He was told he may never be able to play football or volleyball again, but his condition improved, and he was cleared to play on Feb. 12. “I was really happy, I had the biggest smile on my face,” Jury said. “When my parents said I was cleared to lift and get back into sports again, I realized I was able to do something I love.” His volleyball season was cut short, but that hasn’t deterred him from preparing for the fall. He anticipates putting up big numbers for Casteel as a senior. He’s been working out on the field with his freshman brother, Landon Jury, a quarterback for Casteel. He’s also worked out on the field and in the garage with Tyler and Brady Shough, his cousins. Tyler will likely become the starting quarterback at Oregon next season while Brady enters his senior year at Hamilton. He’s doing everything he can to prepare for the upcoming season in hopes of earning a scholarship offer to continue his athletic career in college. Even as the spring sports season has been taken away, he remains positive for the future. “I’ve really used this time to focus on football,” Jury said. “I’m excited to get back into it.”
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Iowa. I was the oldest of three sisters, but only two of us had arrived by the Chocolate Fluff time frame. We had big family gatherings for all major holidays (of course, I was relegated to the ‘kids table’ until I was about 20 years old!). “Mom was the one who introduced Chocolate Fluff to the family. She was an avid recipe clipper for as long as I can remember, so she could have even found it in the newspaper. Mom would make Chocolate Fluff for large family gatherings. Back then, nobody knew about watching your calories or fat intake. It Ingredients: 1 (14oz) package Oreos 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 cup whole milk 1 packet plain gelatin 1 cup granulated sugar 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 pint heavy whipping cream Directions: Add gelatin packet into 1 cup milk, stir and set aside while you prepare the crust and filling. Grind Oreos into fine crumbs by using a zippered bag and rolling pin, mini prep or food processor. Divide crumbs into two bowls with
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