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Mayor Ortega reopens Old Town Scottsdale development plans
Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega wants to reexamine the Old Town Character Area Plan — guidelines for how development should unfold in that city envelope — but some have concerns about doing … more
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Patsy Lowry retrospective offers rare fashion show, exhibition of design
A fashion show featuring a retrospective of fantastical designs by Patsy Lowry comes to Phoenix this month. The free event takes place from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on May 8 at Tradicciones, 1602 E. Roosevelt … more
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Prominent Women: The Aggregate hosts inaugural ‘Stronger Together’ charity event
A total of 160 Phoenix residents gathered for The Aggregate’s inaugural “Stronger Together” Luncheon held on April 23, at Mountain Shadows Resort in the Town of Paradise Valley. … more
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Annual Arizona Taco Festival returns this October
The 11th Annual Taco Festival is making a comeback to Salt River Fields. The Two-day event is set to deliver another year of taco madness with more than 50 taco makers over two days -- … more
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Scottsdale abandons desert rural neighborhoods pursuit amid legal threats
Scottsdale’s chapter on desert rural land-use category appears to have come to an end, as the City Council agreed to abandon the effort during a May 4 work session. The city’s … more
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The Franciscan Renewal Center is located off Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley.
Brown appointed Franciscan Renewal Center executive director
After 24 years of leadership as Executive Director of the Franciscan Renewal Center, Fr. Joseph Schwab, OFM stepped down from his role on April 30, at his own request. He will leave for an … more
This custom-made Vans shoe is designed to help Scottsdale's Chin Up Donuts.
Scottsdale doughnut shop gets help from Vans with custom shoe, shirt
A Scottsdale doughnut shop is getting a boost in its revenue courtesy of one of the country's largest tennis shoe makers. California-based Vans is working with Chin Up Donuts in a effort to help … more
Dr. Lynnette Livesay
Southwest Behavioral & Health Services announces two promotions
Southwest Behavioral & Health Services has a new chief operating officer and chief psychologist in two promotions announced on Monday. Dominic Miller was promoted to COO, and he will oversee … more
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Scottsdale produces new audio series spotlighting veterans
As Memorial Day approaches, the latest episode of Scottsdale’s new video/podcast series, Veterans AZ, is dedicated to those service members who lost their lives in the line of duty. … more
This map shows the borders of the proposed Rio Verde Foothills Domestic Water Improvement District, bordered by Scottsdale to the west, Tonto National Forest to the north, the McDowell, 176th Street to the East and Mountain Regional Park to the south. The district is planned to be noncontiguous, consisting of a scattered map of only the 177 properties whose owners signed on to be included in the district. [Submitted photo/Maricopa County]
Rio Verde torn on solution to looming loss of key water source
Faced with losing one of its key water sources, a group of residents in Rio Verde in the East Valley want to form their own water district to search for new sources, while another group of residents … more
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Sparky and ASU alumna Rosalva López flash pitchforks after she receives her second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, February 1, 2021 at the Phoenix Municipal Stadium in Phoenix. She is the principal of NFL YET College Preparatory Academy, in Phoenix. ASU officials are still debating on whether to require vaccines of incoming students in the fall.
Scottsdale's weekly COVID-19 count falls below 200
Across Scottsdale’s nine ZIP codes there were less than 200 new COVID-19 cases recorded in the past week, numbers show, as 139,144 residents have reportedly received the vaccine. Since last … more
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The Grove at McCormick Ranch sold recently for $14 million
Scottsdale mixed-use project sells for $14 million
A Scottsdale mixed-use project the Grove at McCormick Ranch was sold for $14 million. The project, at 7300 and 7400 N. Via Paseo Del Sur, features 27,956 square feet of space that is fully leased. … more
The city of Scottsdale has about 2,600 part-time and full-time employees assigned to more than 500 “unique” job classifications.
Scottsdale wants to hear your short-term rental mitigation ideas
Do you have ideas that could help the city of Scottsdale address problematic short-term rental homes in your neighborhood? Scottsdale’s new short-term rental working group, which includes … more
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Federal grants eyed to address Scottsdale homelessness, community needs
A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 4, as Scottsdale City Council considers more than $1.3 million in community development block grants, which will be invested into community services to … more
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Scottsdale PD asks for help identifying more 2020 riot suspects
The Scottsdale Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying six suspects wanted for crimes committed during the May 30, 2020 riots in downtown Scottsdale. Scottsdale PD … more
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Scottsdale Airport runway to be repaved this summer
Close to $11 million will be spent on the upcoming summer project rehabilitating Scottsdale Airport’s runway, pending the receipt of a Federal Aviation Administration grant. The Scottsdale … more
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Be vigilant, be safe around water this summer
No amount of time moves slower than when you can’t find your child. What may be just a few seconds of scanning the backyard feels like an eternity as panicking thoughts race through your … more
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Scottsdale issues $2 million WestWorld barn renovation approval
Scottsdale is moving forward with renovating the horse barns at WestWorld to increase rentable space, one of the 2019 voter-approved bond projects. A design build manager for construction phase … more
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Coronado High School’s baseball and softball fields are each receiving much-needed facelifts thanks to a grant from the Diamondbacks and their “Chase Your Dreams” program.
Diamondbacks grant helps Coronado High improve facilities, enhance safety
Many high school students spend as much time on football fields, baseball diamonds or volleyball courts as they do in the classroom. more
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Under the Superstition Fire and Medical District Governing Board’s direction, the fire chief oversees a budget of $23.7 million through four divisions, each led by an assistant chief or a director.
Deputy chief at Scottsdale FD hired at East Valley fire district
John Whitney, a deputy chief for the Scottsdale Fire Department, has been hired to lead the Superstition Fire and Medical District. He begins work in May. Under the SFMD Governing Board’s … more
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