ASU professor to present geology study in Scottsdale
Arizona State University geologist Dr. Troy Pewe will present a two year study of Paradise Valley and north Scottsdale, focusing on a 60 square mile area bounded by Greenway and Camelback roads from Pima Road to 36th Street, at Scottsdale City Council study session after the 8 p.m. meeting.
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Arizona State University
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Troy Pewe
Pewe
Greenway Road
Camelback Road
Pima Road
36Th Street
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Miller and McKellips Roads
Louis Germain
Chez Louis
Scottsdale Mall
Scottsdale Planning Commission to hear 57 homes rezoning plan
The commission will review a 24 acre site at Miller and Jackrabbit to permit 57 homes, with private streets and a Miller Road connector. Developer Richard Curtis seeks density increase but with land dedication for the Jackrabbit Miller link. Meeting 8 p.m. City Hall. Also on agenda are PCD amendments on McCormick Ranch and use permits for Air Services International projects plus a noncommercial aircraft hangar.
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McDonald Drive
Miller Road
Jackrabbit
Scottsdale
Richard Curtis
Sands
McCormick Ranch
Kaiser Aetna
Air Services International, Inc
Casa Precision Manufacturing
N. 78Rd St
Budget review set on SCC athletic and activities funds
The Maricopa County Community College Board will consider Scottsdale Community College athletic and activities budgets at 7 p.m. at the District Support Services Center. Students led by SCC president Mike Svaco and deputy chancellor A W Flowers proposed totals of 166 452 188 125 and 179 575 respectively with last year at 160 026.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College Board
SCC
Mike Svaco
A. W
al” Flowers
District Support Services Center
Washington St
Associated Students
Svaco
Flowers
Scottsdale Planning Commission Rejects Brumad Cluster Plan
The Scottsdale Planning Commission recommended denying the Brumad planned community development proposal by M K C Realty, citing reduced open space and drainage concerns versus the 1973 approved plan granting 429 homes on 268 acres north of Cactus Road.
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North
Scottsdale
Cactus Road
Hayden Roads
Commission
Diane Cusack
Roy Stegall
PCD
Cactus
McCormick Railroad Park
Indian Bend Rd
Stegall
John Harper
C. J. Hassett
Thomas Road
70Th Street
Obituary of Alfredo Y. Corral in Chandler and Scottsdale
Alfredo Y. Corral 52 of 801 E Flint St Chandler died Monday in Ortega's of Chandler. He was born in Chandler and lived in Scottsdale as a child. He served in World War II and owned the Old Corral in Scottsdale. Survived by wife Lydia and children Lupe Freddie Mario, all of Chandler. his parents and sister. Visitation tonight. Rosary 8 p.m. at Buelar Mortuary. Mass 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Church of St Mary Chandler. Interment St Francis Cemetery Chandler.
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Alfredo Y. Corral
E. Flint St
Chandler
Ortega’s
Mr. Corral
Scottsdale
Soloma
Corral
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
the Moose Lodge
California
E. Third St
Lydia
Lupe
Freddie
Mario
Emilio Corral
Phoenix
Celia Millanez
Buelar Mortuary
W. Hulet Drive
Church of St. Mary
Galveston St
St. Francis Cemetery
E. Oak St
Thomas Road repaving project to affect traffic in Scottsdale
Traffic slowdowns will occur on Thomas Road from Scottsdale Road to about 78th Street as the city applies an asphalt overlay. Heating of pavement today through Friday precedes overlay installation September 21 to 27, part of a program overlaying four major Scottsdale streets.
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Thomas Road
Scottsdale Road
78Th Street
Scottsdale
Downtown Phoenix bus terminal to close two hours daily
The Phoenix city council ordered a two hour daily closure of the downtown bus terminal to curb after school crowds. Police Chief Lawrence Wetzel said the waiting room has become a teen hangout after school, noting a gathering of about 350 students recently.
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Phoenix
Lawrence Wetzel
Hospital Treats Phoenix Woman in Suspicion Of Rare Fever
An 18 year old Phoenix woman is in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with suspected Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Doctors expect confirmation in about a week as she receives ICU care under Dr Joy Logan guidance.
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Phoenix — Hospital
Phoenix
Laura Hill
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joy Logan
Wilderness fee petitions filed by Globe group protest Tonto National Forest
The Committee for Protection of Multi-Use Land plans to present petitions to Phoenix forest officials to oppose expanding areas of the Tonto National Forest into the National Wilderness Preservation System. The group says its petitions total 10,000 signatures.
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GLOBE
Tonto National Forest
National Wilderness Service
Phoenix
Committee For Protection of
Forest Service
Free bus service to start in Scottsdale October
A complimentary bus shuttle for tourists will begin October 3, running 9 am to 3 pm daily between Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix and Scottsdale areas. The service covers Fifth Avenue Shops, Old Town, Paradise Valley hotels, and several Scottsdale hotels with four round trips daily from October 3 to May 26. Funding comes from local merchants and the federal government.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale City
Hyatt Regency
Phoenix
Adams Hotel
Hyatt
Paradise Valley
de Bray
Scottsdale Holiday Inn
Scottsdale Hilton
McCormick Ranch
Mountain Shadows
Camelback
Scottsdale Roads
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ASU
E. McKinley St
Vista del Camino
Monkey _business
Mrs. R. Jackson
Wayne, N.J
Great Adventure Safari
Jackson
N.J
Park
Mee
Esic
Rosh Hashanah
Reubens
Becker
Shea
Delicatessen
E. Becker Lane
Sundown Plaza
Arizona
Associated Press
Maricopa
Lake Havasu City
Nature's Harvest the Complete Nutrition Center
Richlife
DEM
Varganig
Aloe
Scottsdale & McKellips
Thrifty Plaza
Dr. Donsbach
Mon-Sai
RED Bull Lounge
Rusty Atkinson
Fantastic
Jim Workman
Liana
N. Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale, Arizona
Arizona Denture Clinic
Walter Tom Caldwell
Centurist Association of Arizona
Espanol
Pama Tel
E. Thomas RD
33Rd Place
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