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411: The Latest Local News You Need to Know DRAFTKINGS UNVEILS FIRST PGA TOUR SPORTSBOOK AT TPC SCOTTSDALE DraftKings, in collaboration with PGA TOUR, launched their flagship sportsbook last month at TPC Scottsdale, 8129 E. Bell Rd. The exciting new destination combines world-class golf with a premier sportsbook. The spacious and custom-designed interior includes state-of-the-art technology offering 32 betting kiosks, 3,400 square-feet of video walls and six ticket windows. Ample lounge seating and VIP spaces in the gaming area offer guests the option to socialize and watch live sports action. The patio includes fire pits, outdoor games such as cornhole, as well as five cabanas that offer groups a unique space to dine and watch games. For more information, visit draftkingssportsbook.tpc. com/scottsdale.

TREVOR’S LIQUOR IS SET TO UNVEIL ITS FOURTH VALLEY OUTPOST AT PV, THE MUCH-ANTICIPATED REDEVELOPMENT OF PARADISE VALLEY MALL, IN LATE 2024. Photo courtesy of RED Development Emerging as an innovative trailblazer, Trevor’s Liquor challenges the typical liquor store mold. The brand amalgamates a beer and wine bar, an avant-garde beer cave, a pristine walk-in humidor, and an exquisite cigar smoking lounge—each corner echoing the elegance of its premium craft beer, fine wines, distinguished spirits, and opulent cigars. This forthcoming 13,700-square-foot venture, reclaiming the previous Sears space, promises more than just luxurious spirits. Visitors can anticipate a full-fledged restaurant and bar, an ample outdoor patio for relaxation, and hightech golf simulators. Jeff McDonald, owner and partner of Trevor’s, articulates the store’s ethos, “Our commitment is to transcend the regular liquor store aura. We aim to craft an atmosphere that fosters community bonding.” Having made its debut in December 2020, Trevor’s mission to revolutionize the liquor store ambiance was first witnessed at Trevor’s on McDowell. Following suit, Trevor’s on Mayo graced the Scottsdale 101 Shopping Center in January 2023, offering artisanal pizzas and a polished bar. With the third location set to open its doors in Arcadia this December, the brand’s growth trajectory has been nothing short of impressive.

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PARADISE VALLEY GEARS UP FOR ANNUAL VETERANS DAY VINTAGE CAR SHOW Photos courtesy of the Town of Paradise Valley Honoring the valor of veterans through a confluence of history and horsepower, the Town of Paradise Valley is set to host its signature Veterans Appreciation Vintage Car Show on Saturday, Nov. 11. Scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Veterans Day, this much-awaited event promises an ensemble of vintage vehicular marvels, ranging from pre-1983 sports and race cars to antique and special interest vehicles. Motorcycle enthusiasts won’t be left out, as the show also includes a lineup of classic two-wheelers. While the event provides an ideal platform for vintage car owners to showcase their prized possessions, participants keen on displaying their vehicles can register at https://carshow2023.givesmart.com. Diane Wayland, the point of contact for this year’s event, is available to assist with registrations and address queries. She can be reached at 480-348-3530 or via email at dwayland@paradisevalleyaz.gov. It’s pertinent to note that unlike previous editions, this year’s festivities will not include a parade or luncheon. Locals and visitors alike are encouraged to mark their calendars for a day that commemorates veterans while celebrating the grandeur of automotive history. The event is set to take place at Paradise Valley Town Hall, located at 6401 E. Lincoln Dr. For more information, visit https://paradisevalleyaz.gov/680/veteransday-car-show.

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Valley’s Push Towards Cooler Pavements: Desert Ridge Marketplace Leads the Way with ASU Graphic courtesy of city of Phoenix As temperatures continue to rise, the city of Phoenix and prominent retail spaces are exploring innovative ways to combat the heat. Leading this charge is Desert Ridge Marketplace, which recently unveiled its collaboration with Arizona State University on the “Cool Pavement Project,” aiming to mitigate the heat emanating from concrete and asphalt. The property owner, Vestar, has committed to layering 63,000 feet of a novel coating, CoolSeal, across the marketplace’s northside roads, sidewalks, and parking areas. Produced by GuardTop, CoolSeal is designed distinctively to reflect sunlight rather than absorbing it, differing fundamentally from traditional asphalt and concrete. Introduced to several Phoenix residential streets back in 2020, streets adorned with this innovative coat recorded temperatures averaging 10.5 to 12 degrees cooler during midday compared to the standard asphalt. Desert Ridge’s pioneering project grants ASU researchers an unparalleled opportunity to study the effect of CoolSeal in expansive commercial areas. While the research is ongoing, some results are evident. ASU’s data suggests that while humans may experience a slight increase in heat due to surface reflectivity, akin to walking on a typical concrete sidewalk, the overall benefits of cool pavement could be significant in terms of energy conservation, water savings, and potential health outcomes.

cials also attest to the tangible benefits, reporting average surface temperatures on cool pavements being around 10.5 to 12 degrees lower during noontime and the afternoons. However, as with any nascent technology, more comprehensive research is still needed. While the immediate benefits are clear in terms of temperature regulation, a full understanding of potential consequences and best use scenarios remains a topic of study. The success of the Desert Ridge Marketplace initiative could be a bellwether for more extensive application. Vestar has already hinted at potentially expanding the CoolSeal technology to other “heat vulnerable” properties in its expansive portfolio, which includes 21 retail properties in Arizona and 30 million square feet of property across the western U.S. As Phoenix and its surrounding areas continue to grapple with increasing temperatures, initiatives like the Cool Pavement Project could pave the way for a more sustainable, cooler future for the Valley.

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Southwest’s Largest Jaguar XKE Gathering Returns Photo courtesy of “E” Vent The 11th Annual “E” Vent, the premier gathering of Jaguar XKE’s in the Southwest, is set to take place Saturday, Nov. 18, at The Scottsdale Plaza Resort, 7200 N. Scottsdale Rd. Organized by

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afternoon will be peppered with live demonstrations showcasing the talent and techniques behind the delectable offerings. As attendees savor their bites and sips, they can groove to live music, encapsulating the vibrant ambiance of this gastronomic gathering. This event is presented by Talking Stick Resort, a renowned name in luxury and entertainment in the Valley.

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City News Pinners Conference and Expo Two-day creative workshop and shopping extravaganza comes to WestWorld. Photos courtesy of The Pinners Conference and Expo THE PINNERS CONFERENCE AND EXPO — THE TWODAY EXPERIENCE THAT BRINGS ONLINE INSPIRATION TO LIFE THROUGH MORE THAN 110 CREATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERT-LED CLASSES AND AN ENORMOUS SHOPPING EXHIBITION WITH MORE THAN 250 VENDOR BOOTHS — IS BACK.

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The event takes place Friday, Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 11. at WestWorld of Scottsdale, located at 16601 N. Pima Rd. An exclusive VIP experience will kick off the event on Thursday, Nov. 9. “We designed Pinners to be a welcoming place where people can learn, create, shop, and connect with likeminded people and it has grown to include so many amazing sponsors, vendors, and instructors,” says Kendall Bennett, who co-founded the Pinners Conference and Expo with Roxanne Bennett. “Every year, we try to elevate the experience for our guests as their interests and skills expand. We look forward to seeing our Pinners community in Scottsdale this fall!” In 2015 the Bennetts founded the Pinners Conference and Expo in Salt Lake City with the idea to bring the spirit of Pinterest to life. Through these events, guests are encouraged to learn, create, and connect through a series of workshops and opportunities that empower them to customize their experience while connecting them with other passionate “DIYers,” creators, experts, influencers, and retailers. And while bringing Pinterest to life was the initial impetus for this event, attendees need not be on Pinterest to experience everything there is to see, do, and take away from the Pinners Conference and Expo. During the twoday event, attendees will have endless opportunities to meet with — and learn from — some of the most inspiring and creative women on the internet including experts in DIY and crafts, home décor, food arts, fashion, beauty,

health and fitness, lifestyle and learning, sewing, party planning, photography, and more. After their Pinners experience, attendees will walk away with finished projects and new skills to improve their lifestyles and continue their personal advancement. The Pinners Conference and Expo serves as a place to create lasting memories, build relationships, and empower guests to create without limitation. The Pinners Conference and Expo continues to bring some of the best brands together under one roof. This year’s event sponsors include Ryobi, Magnolia Design Co., Joann, Dixie Belle Paint Company, Makerflo Crafts, Experience Scottsdale, and Minky Couture. Event hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10 and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. Tickets start at $12 for general admission access to exhibits, shopping, and make-and-take crafts at individual booths. Class passes range from $22 to $39 and include admission to the expo and the chosen class. Many classes have optional kits to purchase as well. Attendance for kids ages 8 and younger is free. To take the Pinners experience to the next level, VIP tickets include a first-class VIP pre-party on Thursday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. in the main hall at WestWorld with treats, refreshments, sponsor stations, photo booths, sneak peeks, and swag, as well as early access to the event Friday and Saturday, full two-day class passes and more. VIP tickets start at $189 per person. On Friday, Nov. 10, the Pinners Girls Night Out event takes place from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and includes admission, one class, and a special gift bag for $19. For tickets, class packages and more information, visit az.pinnersconference. com.

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City News Scottsdale Arts Offers Major Festivals, Holiday Performances in November Photos courtesy of Scottsdale Arts

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he fall season continues as Scottsdale Arts welcomes back Canal Convergence for “The Power of Play,” brings the Jazz Ambassadors of The United States Army Field Band and The Mavericks to Scottsdale Civic Center and joins the holiday festivities with Jake Shimabukuro. Check out these events and exhibitions from Scottsdale Arts, a nonprofit organization comprising Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA), Scottsdale Public Art, Scottsdale Arts Learning & Innovation, Canal Convergence, and Civic Center LIVE. For more information, visit scottsdalearts.org.

PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS CANAL CONVERGENCE Nov. 3, through Sunday, Nov. 12 Scottsdale Waterfront Free This free, outdoor, 10-night public art event features immersive, large-scale, light-based artworks, as well as educational workshops, family-friendly activities, art tours, live music and dance performances, a beer and wine garden, food trucks and more. JAZZ AMBASSADORS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY FIELD BAND Nov. 9, 6 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Free Just two days before Veterans Day, take in a free concert from the touring big band of the Unites States Army. The Jazz Ambassadors have received great acclaim at home and abroad for performing America’s greatest art form: jazz. GLOW UP @SMOCA: MINDFUL MOVEMENT Nov. 16, 7 p.m. Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Tickets: $20 Refresh your aura and bathe in the serene light of Phillip K. Smith’s “Three Parallels” as Nicole L Olson leads you through a mindful movement exercise intended to get your body moving in ways that bring joy. JACOB JONAS THE COMPANY Friday, Nov. 17, 8 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Tickets start at $46 myhyperlocalnews.com

L.A.’s Jacob Jonas The Company intersects dance across mediums and initiates nontraditional collaborations, creating works in a “robust fusion of acrobatics, ballet, modern and street dance” (Los Angeles Times). MEMORY LOUNGE: KEITH JOHNSON Nov. 17, 1 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Tickets: $20/couple Enjoy an interactive drumming experience with Keith Johnson, a multi-award-winning musician, who will lead you on an exploration of African rhythms, utilizing African drums and other African instruments.

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THE MAVERICKS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ROBERT JON & THE WRECK Nov 18, 7:30 p.m. Scottsdale Civic Center East Bowl Tickets: $62.50 Known for crisscrossing musical boundaries with abandon, The Mavericks effortlessly combine country, rock, and a variety of Latin styles, creating an unmistakable signature sound. JAZZ LOUNGE: VICTOR CALDEE AND THE CUBAN CONNECTION TRIO Nov. 19, 4 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Tickets start at $24 Join renowned Cuban artist Victor Caldee for a night of music, art and expressions that reflect his incredible Cuban culture as well as the sounds of the Caribbean.

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KNIGHT RISE AT SUNSET Nov 22, 5 p.m. Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art Tickets: $45 In this illuminating event and workshop, you will experience the sunset inside James Turrell Skyspace “Knight Rise” at SMoCA. RHYTHM OF THE YULETIDE DANCE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Nov 24, 8 p.m. Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Tickets start at $35 Join the National Dance Company of Ireland on a festive journey and let the magic of Christmas begin with all your favorite Christmas songs, performed by world-class musicians, star vocalists, and world-

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Hidden in the Hills: Arizona’s Premier Artist Studio Tour Returns for its 27th Year! Photos courtesy of Hidden in the Hills

ARIZONA’S LARGEST AND LONGEST-RUNNING ARTIST STUDIO TOUR, HIDDEN IN THE HILLS, RETURNS FOR ITS 27TH YEAR DURING THE LAST TWO WEEKENDS OF NOVEMBER: FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 TO 19 AND NOVEMBER 24 TO 26. This year’s free, self-guided tour features 164 artists at 41 studios throughout North Scottsdale, Cave Creek, and Carefree. Two Scottsdale artists have their work featured in the event’s four-color, glossy artist directory. Ceramic artist Sharon Albrektsen’s fanciful sculpture, “Bee Free,” graces the directory cover. The surreal piece depicts a fairytale-like woman setting a bee free. And glass artist Jacki Cohen’s bright, colorful “Blaze” wall panel is featured on the directory’s back cover. A NARRATIVE ARTIST WHO LOVES CLAY Sharon Albrektsen grew up in an artistic family who encouraged her to explore her imagination. Being dyslexic, she struggled to read, but she thrived in her art classes. She earned her BA and MA from Adams State College in Colorado, and MFA at Fort Hays State University in Kansas. She owned and operated a coffee

house, and she also taught art in grades from kindergarten through college. “I am a narrative artist who is in love with clay,” Albrektsen says. “Clay gives me the placidity to capture my thoughts when it is wet and permanency of the form when fired. My work is layered with meanings of who I am now and who I was.” Using borrowed symbols from the Christian religion, other cultures visited in her travels, and those from history, she combines all to make her own personal symbolism.

glass is the single medium that allows me the full expression of my unbridled creativity,” Cohen says. Inspired by the beauty of nature, she creates functional and decorative glass art. “I love color, vibrancy, and bold design. These are what ignite my soul and fuel my spirit,” she says.

In addition to incorporating circles and other symbols into her work that celebrate life, she often mixes in dichroic glass, which is a metallic glass that sparkles and shines.

“Previously, I made a vague reference to the figure in my imagery. Lately, the figure has become of grave importance to the story-telling nature of my work,” she says.

Cohen’s wall panel “Blaze,” is featured on the back cover of the artist directory cover. Measuring 12 inches wide by 32 inches high, the stunning fused glass piece was inspired by the beauty of Arizona’s sunrises and sunsets.

Albrektsen will exhibit and sell her work at glass artist Sandy Pendleton’s Studio No. 22 in Cave Creek.

Cohen will exhibit and sell her new work at Wesley Hartin Art Studio No. 8 in Carefree.

PASSIONATE ABOUT FUSED GLASS Jacki Cohen discovered her passion for working with fused glass more than a decade ago.

Jeweler Kelly Charveaux and abstract painter Carol McDonald also have their work featured on the back cover of this year’s artist directory.

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Red Rocks Music Festival Presents Legendary Violinist Shlomo Mintz and Pianist Vitaly Serebriakov in a Must-See Performance

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repare to be mesmerized as the Red Rocks Music Festival proudly presents a once-in-a-lifetime musical extravaganza featuring the world-renowned violin virtuoso, Shlomo Mintz, alongside the immensely talented pianist, Vitaly Serebriakov. This spectacular performance is set to take place on Sunday, Nov. 12, at 3 p.m., at Paradise Valley United Methodist Church, 4455 E. Lincoln Dr.

Shlomo Mintz will grace the stage with his unparalleled artistry, performing his own composition, “Sonatina,” making its Arizona premiere. But that’s not all; the audience can expect a breathtaking musical journey through the works of master composers, including A. Dvorak’s “Romance Op.11,” Saint-Saens’ “Habanera,” Sarasate’s “Carmen Fantasy,” and selections by the legendary Fritz Kreisler.

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Mintz’s reputation as one of the foremost violinists of our time is well-deserved. Born in Moscow in 1957, he has been celebrated for his impeccable musicianship, stylistic versatility, and commanding technique throughout his illustrious career. His musical journey began at the tender age of 11 when he made his concert debut with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. At 16, he wowed audiences at Carnegie Hall with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, all under the pa-

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tronage of the great Isaac Stern. Over the years, Mintz has collaborated with a who’s who of musical legends, including Sergiu Celibidache, Pablo Casals, Eugene Ormandy, and Claudio Abbado, among others. His 50th-anniversary concert with the National Orchestra of France as both conductor and soloist was a testament to his enduring brilliance. Joining Mintz on stage is the remarkable pianist, Vitaly Serebriakov, whose thoughtful artistry and exquisite technique have earned him critical acclaim. His latest CD, “Infinitude,” featuring piano compositions by Scriabin, Medtner, and Prokofiev, has garnered high praise from music critics. Serebriakov’s passion for music education led him to co-found the Ostinato Conservatory of Music in Verrado and the non-profit organization “The Gift of Music Arizona.” Together with his wife, Svetlana, they serve as Artistic

Directors for Desert Hills Community School of Music in Scottsdale. Vitaly Serebriakov’s dedication to his craft has also made him a Yamaha Artist. Don’t miss this extraordinary performance. Tickets are available for $36 (general admission) and $15 (student). For more information and ticket purchases, visit redrocksmusicfestival.com or call 602-402-4551.

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The Phoenix Theatre Company Kicks off Its 104th Season with an Emotional Tribute to Jazz Icon Billie Holiday Photos courtesy of The Phoenix Theatre Company ONCE CALLED THE “ESSENCE OF COOL” BY FAMED MUSICIAN DUKE ELLINGTON, BILLIE HOLIDAY IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL JAZZ VOCALISTS OF ALL TIME. Now Valley audiences can see a remarkable recreation of one of Holiday’s last performances before her untimely death. “Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill” is onstage now through Nov. 26 at The Phoenix Theatre Company in Central Phoenix. The production kicks off the 104th season of shows at Arizona’s oldest producing theatre. In the Tony-award nominated musical, audiences get an up close and intimate look at the iconic vocalist. The show takes place in 1959 in a seedy Philadelphia bar just four months before Holliday’s tragic death. “Lady Day” includes soulful and heart-wrenching songs from her extraordinary music catalog and touches on her battles with alcoholism and drug abuse in her later years. Holiday’s canon includes recognizable songs like “What a Little Moonlight Can Do,” “God Bless the Child,” “Strange Fruit,” and “Ain’t Nobody’s Business If I Do.” The one-woman show features a live band on stage and Yolanda London as Holiday. This is not the first time London has portrayed Holiday at The Phoenix Theatre Company. She was part of the heralded 2016 production of “Lady Day” and has since played Holiday in productions across the country including shows in Alabama and Pennsylvania. This will be her fifth time in the role. “I would definitely say I feel connected to Billie Holiday in many ways,” says London. “I find her music incredibly moving and emotional. I also feel for her. Her story is one of deep sadness and remarkable perseverance. When she sings, I feel her music in my soul. It sounds hyperbolic, but it’s true. I find her myhyperlocalnews.com

music incredibly moving and emotional.” This production is especially poignant for London who will be performing the story at the same age Holiday was when she died. “I think, now more than ever, I’m ready to tell her story,” she says. In her main stage directorial debut at The Phoenix Theatre Company, Chanel Bragg feels a tremendous responsibility to share the highs and lows of the prolific vocalist’s life. “I am grateful for the opportunity to tell this story and to pay a great deal of respect and reverence to the legend with introspection through the Black female lens,” says Bragg. “I have always held a deeply personal connection to Billie Holiday and the universality of her story of both joy and immense pain. I hope this production will leave audiences as enamored with her as I have been since I was a young child.” Bragg started her professional career at The Phoenix Theatre Company in 2010 when she made her stage debut in “Hairspray.” She has since performed in countless shows at the theatre and co-founded two initiatives: The Soul of Broadway performance troupe in 2009 and The United Colours of Arizona Theatre in 2016 with an emphasis to inspire diversity, equity, and true inclusion in the local arts community. “There are a lot of strong emotions in this show - love, pain, and the ability of people to lean on each other when times are tough,” Bragg adds. “Billie was not afraid to take risks. She was a truth teller, a disrupter, and an unmatched artist. I am proud to be able to bring her story to Valley audiences again.” “Lady Day at the Emerson Grill” takes place in the intimate Judith Hardes Theatre on The Phoenix Theatre Company’s Downtown campus. The cabaret-style theatre layout enhances the connection between audience members and performers like London. For more information about this or upcoming shows, visit phoenixtheatre. com. PARADISE VALLEY VIEW • November 2023 • 13

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Annual Arizona Honeybee Festival Set to Buzz with Activity Photo courtesy of the Arizona Honeybee Festival

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nticipation is building as the Arizona Honeybee Festival is set to return for its seventh year, highlighting the pivotal role honeybees play in our environment and ecosystem. Slated for Saturday, Nov. 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Paradise Valley Community College, 18401 N. 32nd St., in Phoenix, the festival promises a day filled with education, entertainment, and interactive experiences.

• Free Kid’s Activities: An array of crafts

will ensure young attendees get handson experience while learning about bees.

• Musical Extravaganza: Talented artists

like Zaylie Windsor and Meichelle Roberge will serenade festivalgoers throughout the day.

• Expert-led Classes: Delve deeper into

the world of honeybees with free classes hosted by seasoned experts.

Honeybees, vital for pollination, are responsible for supporting a variety of plants critical to our planet’s survival. Interestingly, out of more than 20,000 bee species globally, only a fraction, about seven or eight, are recognized as honeybees. These industrious insects have a storied history, with one species being introduced to the Western Hemisphere by Pilgrims in the 1600s.

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While native bees play their part in pollination, their solitary nature means they don’t have the capacity for mass pollination like honeybees. To illustrate, a single honeybee colony can house as many as 60,000 bees, making them instrumental in the pollination of several crops, including almonds, apples, oranges, and blueberries.

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Recognizing the importance of these tiny heroes, the festival aims to spread knowledge and appreciation for honeybees. Attendees can look forward to a variety of attractions, including:

ate about their products, services, and the significance of honeybees will be on hand to showcase their offerings.

• Art & Education: Bee-inspired art will

grace the gallery, while the Beekeeping Education Booth will allow attendees to get up close with beekeeping tools and learn more about the trade. participate in a raffle and engage with multiple informational booths peppered throughout the festival.

Beekeepers and enthusiasts champion the cause of enhancing the environment for both honeybees and native bees. By promoting practices such as planting beefriendly flowers and reducing pesticide usage, these advocates work tirelessly to ensure a thriving environment for all pollinators. For more information, visit azhoneybeefest.org.

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Scottsdale Quarter’s Holiday Events and New Retailer Reveals!

will be followed by the showing of an all-time holiday favorite, Home Alone. Families are invited to lay out blankets, grab a snack from one of Scottsdale Quarter’s delicious eateries and settle in for the movie at 6 p.m.

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Scottsdale Quarter will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. so visitors can take advantage of great Black Friday extended weekend offers at the center’s celebrated retailers.

NOVEMBER 16 – DECEMBER 24 Santa’s Arrival

The Santa Social is free and open to the public; costs apply to Santa photos. DECEMBER 2 The Barbie Dreamhouse Living Tour Scottsdale Quarter. “The Santa Social has become a tradition for families who visit the center to officially kick off the season of giving with a day of fun, while enjoying a unique and distinctive variety of shopping and dining at Scottsdale Quarter.” Attendees will enjoy live holiday entertainment, caricature artists, face painters, puppy adoptions from Arizona Animal Welfare League (AAWL), and special Christmas character appearances. The celebration will culminate with the ceremonial lighting of the center’s 35-foot Christmas tree at 6 p.m. This symbolic occasion

Santa arrives on November 16 and will be at Scottsdale Quarter until December 24, when he leaves to deliver presents. Hours vary by day, so please check the calendar via the website below for daily hours and cookie breaks. Reservations to visit Santa are strongly encouraged but walk-up visits will be available as space allows. Santa photos require photo package purchases. NOVEMBER 25 The Santa Social Families can continue creating lasting memories at The Santa Social, a highly-anticipated holiday event on Saturday, Nov. 25, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in The Quad. The popular event, now in its 11th year, will feature festive, family-friendly activities, including photos with the jolly man in red, live entertainment, a tree lighting ceremony, and a movie under the stars. “We invite you to celebrate the season with The Santa Social, our annual holiday kick-off event, which is lauded as the most festive and magical holiday event in the Valley,” says Richard Hunt, general manager at myhyperlocalnews.com

Barbie is living the dream and cruising to Scottsdale Quarter on December 2 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and will be set up near the fountains. Check out the new Barbie Dreamhouse Living Tour with exclusive merchandise from clothing, keychains, totes, serving ware, and more, only available during the tour. Visitors can also snap photos from the colorful Barbie truck backdrop to share on their social media. NEW TENANTS Scottsdale Quarter continues to expand its elite lineup of retailers. New retailers opening this month include Rag & Bone and Lucky Rose boutique, with more to come in 2024. Whether catching a movie at Landmark Theatres, holiday shopping, dining at the property’s one-of-a kind eateries, Scottsdale Quarter is sure to foster warm, holiday spirit for the whole family. Scottsdale Quarter, 15279 N. Scottsdale Rd., is open seven days a week. For more information, visit scottsdalequarter.com. PARADISE VALLEY VIEW • November 2023 • 15

Education

Desert Shadows Elementary Ushers in the Future of Education with the Lü Interactive System

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n an exciting leap into the future of interactive learning, PVSchool’s Desert Shadows Elementary School proudly becomes the only school in the greater Phoenix area to unveil the Lü Interactive System. This exclusive feature, generously gifted by the school’s PTA, sets Desert Shadows apart, joining an elite trio of Arizona schools equipped with this advanced educational marvel. The Lü System, an immersive multisensory tool, uses cutting-edge movement detection cameras to project vibrant, child-friendly visuals onto walls. This interactive approach revolutionizes the learning experience, requiring students to respond to these projections—either by playfully throwing balls or offering a high-five. As the system processes movements in real-time, students receive immediate feedback, encouraging swift physical movement, sharp cognitive responses, and collaborative teamwork.

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Beyond the sheer fun, the Lü System offers a diverse range of lessons that span the school’s curriculum. Students could be dancing along with a virtual dance troupe, mastering coordination, and directions. In another scenario, they might find themselves engaged in a dynamic game of ‘The Wall’, using Lü dodgeballs to virtually demolish a brick wall.

And while Coach Richard Shannon currently employs the system for his physical education classes, its potential extends far beyond the gym. Imagine a spelling lesson where children physically reach out to letters, forming words. Envision math enthusiasts throwing balls to pinpoint the correct answer to arithmetic problems or young historians sailing Viking ships across a virtual sea. The Lü system’s versatility accentuates Desert Shadows’ commitment to STEAM, pushing boundaries in technological education. But what do the real critics—the students—think? “It’s really fun, and you get a good workout at the same time,” voiced sixth graders Lucy and Jaxx. Lennon and Julia, fourth-grade enthusiasts, appreciate the interactive nature of the tool. “Everyone is cheering you on,” Julia added, emphasizing the system’s unique ability to foster teamwork. “From a P.E. perspective, getting kids that generally aren’t a fan of P.E. more engaged is a win. The kids are always fully engaged, and they love it, and it’s challenging,” says Coach Shannon. “P.E. is everyone’s favorite subject now.” Desert Shadows Elementary is located at 5902 E. Sweetwater Rd. To learn more, visit desertshadowses. pvschools.net.

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Empowering Futures The B.I.G. Event celebrates Girl Scouts with a day of adventure and learning in Phoenix.

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day of vibrant experiences, vital learning, and valuable connections beckons in downtown Phoenix as the Girl ScoutsArizona Cactus-Pine Council (GSACPC) welcomes the return of The Believe In Girls (B.I.G.) Event on Saturday, Nov. 11, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., at ASU Preparatory Academy, 735 E. Fillmore St. This much-anticipated event is not only a haven for Girl Scouts but also extends its warm embrace to families, friends, and anyone interested in learning about or supporting the organization. The B.I.G. Event transforms the academy into a bustling carnival, promising a stimulating and joyous afternoon brimming with activities aimed at fostering a spirit of community, exploration, and empowerment among the attendees. ““With the return of The B.I.G. Event, girls and families will have the chance to explore the wide range of impactful programs that Girl Scouts has to offer and spark sisterhoods that last a lifetime,” says Christina Spicer, co-CEO of GSACPC. “It was designed as a fun-filled afternoon of Girl Scouting activities for the whole family.”

essence of Girl Scouting. The heartwarming return of The B.I.G. Event, after a hiatus, is a reminder of the Girl Scouts’ resilience and commitment to shaping future leaders through diverse and enriching experiences. A spectrum of entertainment and activities awaits attendees: from soaring on a zipline and scaling a climbing tower to grooving to the tunes spun by a DJ and delighting in an array of culinary treats offered by food trucks. Moreover, families will find joy in various zones, including a lively bounce house and interactive booths hosted by a robust line-up of partner organizations, such as Arizona Coyotes, Arizona Science Center, EF Tours for Girls, iFLY Indoor Skydiving - STEM Education Program, and many more, each bringing a unique flavor and learning experience to the event. Securing a spot at The B.I.G. Event is just a click away. Interested individuals can register online for a nominal fee of $5. To discover more about the event or to register, visit girlscoutsaz.org/bigevent.

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Small Hero, Big Heart

Carter’s toy drive lights up Phoenix Children’s Hospital. By Sondra Barr Photo courtesy of the Cunnius family

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n North Phoenix, a young boy named Carter Cunnius is turning his past challenges into a mission of joy for other kids. This 8-year-old, with twinkling eyes and an unstoppable spirit, is the mastermind behind a heartwarming toy drive that is making waves in the community and brightening the days of children at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Carter’s journey began in a way none of us would want. When he was only 4 years old, his doctors shared the news that he had a type of cancer known as leukemia. His days became filled with hospital visits, treatments, and many moments that required extraordinary bravery. After a challenging battle of two and a half years, Carter triumphantly emerged, being declared cancer-free one year ago.

Carter, now a third grader at Norterra Canyon School, is inspiring not just adults, but his classmates too. Together, they’ve been gathering toys by the hundreds, establishing a tower that symbolizes hope, kindness, and youthful solidarity. This year marks the third of Carter’s initiative, and it’s not just about collecting toys, but also about remembering and honoring friends made along the way. Last year’s Page 14 drive paid tribute to a young friend, Junior, who sadly lost his fight with cancer.

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However, his experience in the hospital wasn’t forgotten. During one particularly tough week, when an infection kept him bedridden, Carter experienced the boredom and sadness that can come with long hospital stays. A small box of LEGOs, which became a source of creativity and escape, sparked an idea in his thoughtful mind. “My mom and I built it and took it apart so many times. I was so sad, and my mom kept making up games for us to play. I still had a lot of unopened gifts at home and told my mom that I wanted to donate them so no kid would feel the way I did during that week,” says Carter.

In Carter’s words, the best part about organizing the toy drive each year is “knowing kids will feel loved and it will take their mind off of what they’re going through.” And his top pick for a universal toy? LEGOs, as he believes “everyone loves LEGOs!”

That memory led to the birth of Carter’s toy drive, which kicked off in September 2020. With an objective to ensure no child felt the loneliness and boredom he once did, Carter, along with the support of his community, started collecting toys. His endeavor began to fill trucks and cars with toys destined for children in the hospital.

Readers, if Carter’s story inspires you, there’s a way for you to be part of this inspiring initiative! Carter’s cause will be back in action next September during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, inviting everyone to participate through Norterra Canyon Elementary.

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At 4 years old, Carter was diagnosed with a cancer known as leukemia.

Carter has collected thousands of toys for kids at Phoenix Children’s Hospital since starting his toy drive.

Carter, shown with his sister Sammy, kicked off a toy drive in 2020.

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The Marvelous Marilyn Maye Dazzles at the Musical Instrument Museum 20 • November 2023 • PARADISE VALLEY VIEW

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n Saturday, Dec. 2, MIM Music Theater at Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) will play host to the Grammy-nominated sensation, Marilyn Maye. With performances scheduled at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., attendees are in for a timeless performance from this 95-year-old treasure of the jazz and cabaret worlds, fresh from her appearance headlining Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops in March. Described by the “New York Times” as “still enterprising and still twinkling at nearly 95, the last of a great generation of American Songbook singers,” Marilyn Maye’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. Starting her professional singing career at the tender age of 9, she has since dedicated her life to the art of song and performance. Steve Allen was instrumental in bringing her talent to a national audience, leading to her storied tenure on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson,” where she appeared an astonishing 76 times. As Carson once noted, “And that, young singers, is the way it’s done.” In a glowing tribute, the “New York Observer” encapsulates her artistry: “She can belt, and she can sing ballads with the kind of warmth that makes your heart smile… She’s the real deal.” And she is. Her accolades include having her recording “Too Late Now,” selected by the Arts Council of the Smithsonian, for an album representing the 110 best American compositions of the 20th century. Her dynamism isn’t bound by the studio recordings; her live performances are magnetic. Will Friedwald from the “Wall Street Journal” observed, “Ms. Maye is the only pop-song diva working today who can satisfy both the Broadway and jazz crowds at once. And she does, with an enviable prowess and energy that belies her age, earning her the title of being ‘younger than springtime.” Her upcoming engagement at MIM Music Theater is poised to be a culmination of all her experiences and achievements. With each song, Maye makes it her own, her off-thecuff comments drawing hearty laughter from the audience, while her backing musicians complement her without overshadowing her brilliance. But what makes the December 2 performance even more special is the venue — Musical Instrument Museum, located at 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., in Phoenix, stands as a testament to the universality of music. Founded by Bob Ulrich, the former CEO of Target Corporation, MIM showcases instruments played daily by people worldwide, emphasizing that music is, indeed, the language of the soul. With over 7,500 instruments from more than 200 countries, MIM is an immersive journey into the world of music. Visitors don’t just see instruments; they experience them. State-of-the-art interactive media allows one to hear the sounds and witness the instruments being played in their original cultural context. It’s a celebration of craftsmanship, diversity, and the profound sensory nature of music. And MIM Music Theater has had an array of award-winning talent grace its stage — from Don McLean to Sergio Mendes and Judy Collins to Samara Joy and Diane Reeves. Plus, the theater is getting ready to roll out their “Winter Concert Series” later this month, with 50 shows featuring Americana, folk, jazz, classical, and world music. Marilyn Maye’s performance at MIM isn’t just another concert. It’s a melding of two musical forces, both dedicated to celebrating the universal resonance and power of song. As MIM aims to deliver an experience that is “enriching, inspiring, interesting, and fun,” Maye is the perfect embodiment of that mission. In a world often divided, Marilyn Maye’s performance at MIM Music Theater is a beautiful reminder of the power of music to unite, to inspire, and to remind us of our shared language. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly for this event. Those eager to be part of this unforgettable evening should call 480-478-6000 or visit mim.org/concerts.

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Dining

The Spot at Arcadia Unveils Its Stylish Makeover By Gretchen Pahia Photos courtesy of The Spot at Arcadia

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A Valley hot spot has revamped its look, reopened to the public, and is now ready to become a premiere sports lover destination. With 40 television screens, The Spot at Arcadia is now a must-visit destination in the Valley. After a two-month renovation, The Spot is a wonderful option when looking for a place to gather with friends, family, or just grab a good bite to eat.

Gameday will never be the same once you’ve visited The Spot. Considering all the screens broadcasting dozens of games, there is bound to be something appealing on TV for every sports fan. The crew at The Spot not only revamped the interior, but they also changed up the menu with some great food and drink options, an extensive brunch serving menu, and a great overall atmosphere for one and all to enjoy.

Vying to become one of the best sports headquarters in the area, The Spot not only serves dinner daily but also offers a brunch option on the weekends. Within its newly redesigned interiors, you’ll find a fresh lounge space and great outdoor seating as well, perfect for those cooler days on the way.

If you are looking for some very special brunch offerings, be sure to check out one of their one-ofa-kind menu options including fun Fruity Pebble pancakes, banana bread foster pancakes, lobster benedict, breakfast pizza, Hawaiian French toast, chocolate French toast, and much more.

One of the standout features The Spot touts in its renovated space is the addition of a private lounge. This space is filled with tables, chairs, couches, numerous televisions, and space to enjoy. The lounge is also a great option for companies seeking to

The Spot also has an extensive dinner menu. Options include wings, house made hummus, roasted Brussels sprout mélange, and jerk chicken fondue. There are also some pizza options including Hawaiian BBQ, chicken bacon ranch, and the Tres Amigos, which is three meats including pepperoni, sausage, and bacon. Entrée items include lobster roll, mojo skirt steak, Asian salmon tacos, Caribbean salmon, and burger and sandwich options as well. These include the Arcadia burger, southwest burger, teriyaki chicken sandwich, and a Kalua pork sandwich. The Spot also offers penny drink specials during the week and bottomless food items from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., with a two-hour limit, and diverse options. Saturdays and Sundays include a brunch extravaganza followed by more bottomless delights. The Spot is open seven days a week and is located at 4801 E. Indian School, in Phoenix. For more information, visit thespotarcadia.com.

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Original Breakfast House Hosts Annual Veterans Day Bash: A Day of Music, Cars, and Honor Photo courtesy of Original Breakfast House On Friday, Nov. 10, Original Breakfast House (OBH) is set to mark Veterans Day in style, with an extravaganza that pays tribute to the bravery and service of veterans and active military personnel. The celebration kicks off in the parking lot with a live concert headlined by In Flight Groove and Friends. Alongside the music, attendees can admire a collection of powerful muscle cars showcased by Big Mike and The Boys, an added touch to the festive environment. One of the day’s highlights will undoubtedly be the gesture of appreciation towards those who have served. All veterans and active-duty military

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personnel will be treated to a complimentary entrée of their choice from OBH’s regular menu. But this event isn’t just about celebrating—it’s about giving back. The Veterans Day festivities will be in support of Tunnel to Towers Tempe, a charitable organization established in memory of Firefighter Stephen Siller and dedicated to honoring the ultimate sacrifices made by first responders and military heroes. OBH owner and proud veteran, John Stidham, extends a warm invitation to the Phoenix community. With over 35 years in the restaurant business in Northern California, Stidham’s passion led him to establish the Original Breakfast House after a brief retirement. He hopes this year’s event will be the largest turnout yet, dubbing it the “biggest party of the year” for his establishment.

Situated at 13623 N. 32nd St., OBH isn’t just a typical breakfast spot. Its modern ’70s decor provides a vibrant backdrop for a menu filled with inventive takes on diner classics. From deep-fried French toast adorned with fresh fruit to street tacos and tortas to unique dishes like Spam and eggs over cilantro lime rice with mango salsa to a birria benedict with Mexican style braised beef on an English muffin, it’s a culinary experience that combines intense flavors with comfort. This Veterans Day event promises more than just good food and entertainment; it’s an opportunity to come together as a community and honor the heroes among us. For further details or to explore the delectable offerings at Original Breakfast House, visit originalbreakfasthouse.com.

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MY LIFE IS… blessed in so many ways.

I’VE LIVED IN PARADISE VALLEY FOR 45 YEARS AND I STILL LOVE IT BECAUSE… of its beauty and peacefulness.

THE BEST GIFT I’VE EVER RECEIVED IS… my children.

A TYPICAL DAY IN MY LIFE INCLUDES… working in my studio, creating new one-of-a-kind pieces for Bonnie Radow Designs. MY FAMILY IS… everything to me.

MY DREAM VACATION WOULD BE… cruising around the world. THE BEST PIECE OF ADVICE I’VE EVER RECEIVED IS… take life one day at a time and don’t stress the little stuff, as it shall pass.

ONE THING I CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT IS… coffee! MY FAVORITE MOVIE I COULD NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING AND WHY IS… “The Notebook,” because it demonstrates how enduring true love and devotion is. WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, I WANTED TO BE… a clothing designer. THE SONG I WOULD SING AT KARAOKE NIGHT IS… “Dancing Queen,” by ABBA. THE ONE PERSON WHO MOTIVATES ME IS… my husband. THE LAST THING THAT MADE ME LAUGH OUT LOUD WAS… my granddaughter’s giggle. THE PERFECT DAY IS… staying at home and reading a book. PHOTO BY PETER VANDER STOEP

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Health Why Does My Shoulder Hurt at Night? By Dr. Matthew Hernandez, Ethos Integrative Medicine When you’re experiencing shoulder pain all day, it’s no surprise that you would turn to sleep for relief. But when sleeping seated in a chair becomes as bad as lying on your side, it’s time to solve the mystery of nighttime shoulder pain.

We explained to Irene how she had fallen into what we call “The Gap” in orthopedic medicine, and how regenerative medicine bridges this gap. Irene chose to partner with us and underwent two treatments. In just four weeks, her pain had improved significantly, allowing her to finally get a good night’s sleep.

Unfortunately, for many on the quest to conquering discomfort, their only option from healthcare providers is to “wait until it gets worse.” Here’s what they don’t want you to know: You can actually get relief now. SHOULDER PAIN WHILE SLEEPING Irene, who had been dealing with shoulder pain for six months, came to us for this exact reason: She didn’t want to resort to temporary cortisone injections, daily sleeping pills, or pain medication. She wanted a longterm solution. “The worst part was not being able to sleep at night.” Despite three months of physical therapy, her improvement was minimal. An orthopedic surgeon also diagnosed her with a rotator cuff injury but told her she needed to wait for it to get worse to consider surgery. GETTING RELIEF AND FINALLY SOME SLEEP Recognizing Irene’s frustration, we swiftly acted, confirming her rotator cuff tear, and identifying a second injury in her shoulder that was contributing to her pain.

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Stress and Your Health By Dr. Jenna Dye, Naturopathic Physician Stress affects us is many ways and, during these trying times, we may be feeling the impact of that stress more than usual. Not all stress is bad and, in certain situations, it is a survival mechanism that increases our awareness and circulation to flee from potential danger. However, chronic stress can deplete our body, increase inflammation, and lead to chronic health conditions. Although removing all potential stress triggers in life may not be attainable, we can manage it with naturopathic support and lifestyle changes to ensure optimal health. Here are some helpful tips. GET REGULAR EXERCISE Physical activity will release endorphins, which are chemicals that help decrease inflammation, support restful sleep, and decrease stress. Daily exercise plays an important role in stress management in addition to many other health benefits. DIET Anti-inflammatory diets can be very helpful for managing stress. If we eat foods that naturally decrease inflammation, we will have less physical stress on our body. This helps prevent chronic health conditions, ensures proper digestion, and supports our body for better stress management. Foods such as sugar, wheat and dairy as well as any food sensitivities can potentially increase inflammation and should be avoided. SLEEP Sleep is crucial for stress management, but it is often the first thing sacrificed in stressful situations. In addition, chronic stress can disrupt sleep, so it can feel like a never-ending cycle. Good sleep hygiene such as eliminating electronics a minimum of 30 minutes before bed, meditating or adding in relaxing yoga are just a few ideas to ensure restful sleep.

chronic stress they become exhausted and may be lowered. Your healthcare provider can check your cortisol levels and provide proper support depending on your individual needs. Anything that you do to decrease stress levels will help support the adrenal glands. Naturopathic physicians can use treatments with herbal remedies, supplements, and diet to also ensure proper adrenal health. LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT Treating the root cause is one of the main principles of naturopathic medicine. When it comes to stress management this is also true. We must identify potential stressors and eliminate what we can. In addition, support such as counseling or therapy for stress management can be beneficial. We want to focus on positivity in our lives and surround ourselves with healthy, nurturing relationships. UNDERLYING HEALTH CONDITIONS Stress can cause underlying health conditions and underlying health conditions can cause stress. These conditions may include autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular conditions, gastrointestinal disorders, and hormone imbalances. A naturopathic physician can help you identify those underlying health conditions and give you proper integrative support to decrease inflammation and restore optimal health. Dr. Jenna Dye is a licensed naturopathic physician. Her role is to support the body’s foundation to restore and maintain optimal health. Together with her patients, this is achieved by identifying and removing barriers that may be impacting health while creating a healing environment. For drjennadye.com. more information, visit drjennadye.com

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ickets, VIP tables, and sponsorship packages are now available for Rock the Rooftop, which will take place under the stars on the W Hotel’s exclusive WET Deck on Friday, Dec. 1. The concert, now in its second year, will light up the night with music’s biggest up-and-coming stars including intimateyet-explosive performances by Chris Lane, Josh Ross, and more.

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and was featured in “PEOPLE’s” 2019 Sexiest Man Alive issue. He’s scored nominations at IHeartRadio Music Awards, ACM Awards, and Radio Disney Music Awards as well. Pushing through 2023 with no plans to slow down, Ross was announced as one of Spotify’s Hot Country Artists to Watch 2023 and made his Grand Ole Opry debut in July. Carving out his place in country music, he has been

touring across North America with Lee Brice, Chase Rice, Nickelback, Brantley Gilbert, and Bailey Zimmerman. Proceeds from the event will benefit Make-A-Wish Arizona and Riot Gives Back. In its inaugural year in 2022, the event was able to raise $55,000 for the organizations. For more information or tickets, visit rocktherooftopfest.com.

Currently, Lane has more than 1.7 billion on-demand streams and charted seven singles on Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay, three of which went to number one (“Fix,” “I Don’t Know About You,” and “Big, Big Plans”). The Kernersville, N.C., native has appeared on Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, “TODAY,” “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” and “CONAN,”

Autism Life and Living Sets the Course for Change with Second Annual Golf Fore Inclusion Charity Classic

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hopes and dreams of many as Autism Life and Living (ALL) hosts its Second Annual Golf Fore Inclusion Charity Classic. The event is not just about the fun of 18 holes or the thrill of on-course contests. Behind the scenes, it’s a heartfelt endeavor by ALL to bridge the yawning gap of support for young adults with autism and intellectual/developmental disabilities (IDD) in Arizona. Out of the 159,000 individuals in the state battling autism/IDD, a staggering 85% remain unemployed. A majority of these individuals long for classes to instill healthy habits, while an overwhelming 87% grapple with the pangs of loneliness. These heart-wrenching numbers resonated deeply with Lisa Masters, founder/CEO of ALL and a single mother to two young adults with autism. “The fear

of the unknown, of what would become of my sons when I couldn’t be there for them, propelled me into action. I realized I couldn’t merely wait for solutions. I had to be a part of creating them,” Masters says. The Golf Fore Inclusion Charity Classic serves as an essential platform to not only raise funds but also amplify awareness about the pressing challenges faced by the autism/IDD community. Attendees can look forward to an “after par-tee” reception packed with live music, dinner, awards, a silent auction, and a plethora of raffle prizes. Emily Taylor Law stands tall as the event sponsor, but the door is still open for more philanthropic enterprises to join as sponsors. For more information, visit betterunite. com/allgfi2023. myhyperlocalnews.com

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Busting Myths About Estate Planning By Libby Banks, the Law Office of Libby Banks, PLLC

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here is lots of confusion about estate planning, what wills and trusts do, and what the law provides. Let’s bust a few of those persistent myths!

MYTH 1: MY WILL TRANSFERS MY PROPERTY TO MY HEIRS AT DEATH. Wrong! Your will is a document that tells the court who to appoint as your executor and to direct the executor where and how to distribute your assets. A will alone won’t deed your house to your children or cause your bank to give the funds in your bank account to your heirs. Instead, before your executor can even touch these assets, they are forced to file paperwork with the court to start the probate. Then they must file reports with the court as they take care of your estate. This probate proceeding is expensive and time consuming – and it means that your will and anything else filed is now available for the public to see. MYTH 2: ESTATE PLANNING IS NOT NECESSARY UNLESS I AM OLD OR RICH: What we mean when we say “estate planning” is planning for your assets whether you have a lot or a little. Even your 18-year-old has an estate – a bank account, the paycheck their employer owes, their laptop, car, and other personal property. Your “estate” is simply what you own. If you don’t prepare any plan, the state of Arizona has dictated what happens. It will likely also require

probate, and it may not result in who you want being in charge, and it may not dispose of your assets the way you would like. The truth is, if you have assets, you should have a written estate plan. It may not be as elaborate as Bill Gates’ plan or be used as soon as your 90-year-old grandfather’s plan, but it is still important to have a plan you put together. MYTH 3: A REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST IS TOO COMPLICATED FOR MY SIMPLE ESTATE: The revocable living trust simplifies things. It’s easy for you to use, and for someone else to assist you if you need help managing your finances during your life. That’s right – the revocable living trust operates to help you during your life and not just at your death. During your life, you own your property in the trust, but you still own everything, and file taxes just the same as always. You have complete control over your assets, just as you did before. But if you become disabled or incapacitated, your designated successor trustee can step in to help you, and on your death, the successor trustee distributes your property without any court involvement and distributes it the way you have directed in your trust. The revocable living trust is an easy way to provide for the future while maintaining control over your assets. To find out more, book a free consultation with us or check out our website. Call 602-375-6752 or go to libbybanks.com.

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NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS

Blind Boys of Alabama DOJA CAT When: Nov. 8 Where: Footprint Center, 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix What: Grammy award-winning global superstar Doja Cat is embarking on her first North American Arena tour this fall, “The Scarlet Tour.” After showstopping performances on multiple massive stages such as Coachella, The Grammy Awards, The American Music Awards, The Billboard Awards, and more, Doja Cat is thrilled to bring her incredible live show to her fans with special guest Doechii. Info: footprintcenter.com ARIZONA STATE CARD SHOW 2023 When: Nov. 9 – 12 Where: Phoenix Convention Center What: Prepare for an incredible weekend filled with card collecting, camaraderie, and memories. The show boasts an impressive lineup of offerings, including local and out-of-state dealers showcasing a wide range of treasures, from sports cards and memorabilia to

gaming collectibles, coins, comics, Funko Pops, and much more. Whether you’re hunting for specific items, planning to buy, sell, or trade, or simply eager to explore the vast world of collectibles, expect over 400 dealer tables to have you covered. Info: phoenixconventioncenter.com LAUREN DAIGLE “THE KALEIDOSCOPE TOUR” When: Nov. 11 Where: Desert Diamond Arena, 9400 W. Maryland Ave., Glendale What: Lauren Daigle’s “The Kaleidoscope Tour” will feature many of Daigle’s number ones, including her groundbreaking smash “You Say,” “Rescue,” “Look Up Child,” her new single “Thank God I Do,” as well as music from her forthcoming self-titled album which will include 20 songs released in two parts this spring and later this year. Info: desertdiamondarena.com/events/ detail/laurendaigle

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EIGHTH ANNUAL PHOENIX PIZZA FESTIVAL When: Nov. 11 - 12 Where: Hance Park, 1202 N. 3rd St., Phoenix What: The Phoenix Pizza Festival is a carb-tastic way to start the holiday season. Taking place just two weeks before Thanksgiving, it’s the perfect way to say goodbye to swimsuit season and hello to sweater weather. Attendees are invited to eat their weight in pizza, grab a local craft beer or wine, bring a blanket for the lawn, and chill out in front of the live music stage, enjoying the vibes. Limited tickets are available, and the festival is expected to sell out as it has done every year since its inception. Info: phoenix.pizza PUP FEST When: Nov. 12 Where: Arizona Boardwalk, 9500 E. Via de Ventura, Scottsdale What: Pup Festival is a social event for dogs and their people! Activities include dog races, photo ops, an agility course,

dog gym, paw-dicures and spa, bone bar, demos, trick contests, prizes, giveaways, adoption opportunities, and more! Proceeds benefit the Arizona Humane Society! Info: azboardwalk.com/event/pupfestival THE STEEL WHEELS When: Nov. 13 Where: Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix What: The Steel Wheels have long been at home in the creative space between tradition and innovation, informed by the familiar sounds of the Virginia Blue Ridge mountains where the band was formed but always moving forward with insightful lyrics and an evolving sound. Info: mim.org DISNEY JUNIOR LIVE ON TOUR: COSTUME PALOOZA When: Nov. 14 Where: Arizona Financial Theatre, 400 W. Washington St., Phoenix What: This show brings Disney Junior myhyperlocalnews.com

characters and favorite Marvel Super Heroes live on stage for a jam-packed, concert-style show with singing, dancing, acrobatics, and more. It will feature favorite songs from the hit Disney Junior series, as well as new original music. Mickey, Minnie, and their pals are getting ready to throw a huge costume party, but mysterious green rain, wind, and smoke keeps interrupting the fun. Info: arizonafinancialtheatre.com

DESERT SKY MUSIC FESTIVAL: LAINEY WILSON, PARMALEE, NATE SMITH, & JACKSON DEAN When: Nov. 18 Where: Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park, 20000 S. Maricopa Rd., Chandler What: Country music’s hottest artists converge under Arizona’s desert sky for one unforgettable night. Info: forty8live.com/desert-sky-musicfestival

WANDA SYKES When: Nov. 17 Where: Stand Up Live, 50 W. Jefferson, Phoenix What: Emmy winning stand-up comic, writer, actress, and producer Wanda Sykes who has been entertaining audiences for over 20 years. She has ranked among “Entertainment Weekly’s” 25 Funniest People in America and her peers have called her “one of the funniest stand-up comics” in the field. Info: standuplive.com

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS, RICKY MARTIN, & PIT BULL When: Nov. 25 Where: Footprint Center, 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix What: Multigenerational global powerhouses Enrique Iglesias, Ricky Martin, and Pitbull, who are known for their incredible blends and versatility of musical genres, are joining forces with a one-of-a-kind arena run across North America this fall. For the first time ever, they will share the stage for “The Trilogy Tour” featuring three unique headlining sets from each artist. Info: footprintcenter.com

AZ BARRELS, BOTTLES, & BREWS When: Nov. 18 Where: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, 7555 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale What: Enjoy and celebrate craft beer, spirits, wine, and hard seltzers from around Arizona with over 25 local breweries, distilleries, and others from the Copper state! Info: azbottlesandbrews.com 14TH ANNUAL HERBERGER THEATER FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS When: Nov. 18 Where: Herberger Theater Center, 222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix What: Celebrate the arts in our community! This event features performances, dance, live music, handson activities for kids, vendor market, food, artist demos, a beer and wine garden, and more! Info: herbergertheater.org

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Entertainment

Movie Reviews and Upcoming Release Dates By Tony Beal

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“No One Will Save You” A young woman's home is invaded by extraterrestrials. When a genre film addresses trauma while staying true to its genre elements, it's a treat, and “No One Will Save You” accomplishes this. For 90 minutes, it lives up to the phrase "all killer, no filler" with an active series of escalating set pieces and tension. In a movie with almost no dialogue, Kaitlyn Denver and director/ writer Brian Duffield do an impressive job of letting the actions speak for themselves while depicting the isolation our character feels. The big reveal is slightly half-baked and causes an odd ending, but not in a way that ruins the movie. Combine this with some stellar creature effects, and you have a solid, exciting, and even scary creature feature.

IN THEATERS “The Creator” A soldier in the near future becomes the unintentional protector of a robot girl who is more powerful than it seems.

“The Creator” is unfortunately a victim of bad timing given the current debate around AI, and it risks having its message being misinterpreted. Fundamentally, Gareth Edwards uses it as a metaphor for U.S. militarization in events such as the Vietnam War, and how it executes that will be up to the beholder, though I found it enthralling. Much of that is thanks to Edwards' direction, which brings a combination of technology and natural beauty to its world, and the lead performances of John David Washington (with his dry charisma bringing heart to the character of Joshua) and newcomer Madeline Yuna Voyles (incredibly gifted at delivering a balance between emotional and robotic). I also greatly appreciate the tone of the film. It manages to stay true to its general message and idea without falling apart, though at times the imagery can risk coming off as exploitative or empty. It also mostly underuses its supporting cast, aside from Ken Watanabe's stellar work. Ultimately, “The Creator” still comes through as a breath of fresh air in the modern blockbuster sphere that shows what director Edwards is capable of.

two, with more emphasis on gratuitous gore. However, the newest installment is just dull without any real shocking nature to it. None of the five shorts have anything to say about the 1980s or the sort of fetishization the decade has received in recent years. Nothing about the shorts makes them particularly '80s, aside from the aesthetic choices in the overarching story. This movie could be set in any decade, and it would change little. As stated before, this isn't exactly a scary movie but instead just bores, which is the worst thing you can do in this genre. Not one of the ideas is given the time to explore; it just shows up and then is done with. By the end of the movie, you just feel like you wasted time.

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NOVEMBER RELEASES November 3 “Priscilla” “The Marsh King’s Daughter” “What Happens Later” “All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt” (Limited) “Quiz Lady” (Hulu) “Fingernails” (Apple TV+) November 10 “The Marvels” “Journey To Bethlehem” “The Holdovers” (Wide Release) “Your Lucky Day” (Limited) “Dream Scenario” (Limited) “It’s A Wonderful Knife” (Limited) “The Killer” (Netflix)

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reminder of how truly stellar he was as a filmmaker. Essentially an acting showcase for everyone involved, this new adaptation of the classic story is like a play properly translated into film without losing its original touch. Each character is complex, with the actors delivering stellar performances to match each character's different shades of gray, namely in Jason Clarke and the late Lance Reddick's work, which commands your attention. All the while, Friedkin knows how to shoot and edit to ensure their performances have maximum impact. It's a film that demands your attention and will keep you engaged throughout. It's one last gift from a master of filmmaking.

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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD - THEME: SWEET TOOTH ACROSS 1. *Bow Wow Wow's "I ____ Candy" 5. Money source 8. *____'s Root Beer 11. Pelvic parts 12. Start of something big? 13. Round openings 15. RPM gauge 16. Cantina cooker 17. Car sound, to a toddler 18. *Ninepins namesake 20. Kiln for drying hops 21. They had 22. Division, abbr. 23. Informal wear 26. "Tail" on letter C 30. Kamakawiwo'ole's strings 31. Real estate sale agreement 34. Denials 35. 9 a.m. prayer 37. Even, to a poet 38. *Desert plant harvested for sweet syrup 39. Forbidden 40. Quickly or slowly, e.g. 42. *Sweet ____ brew 43. Breathe in 45. Westernmost city in Germany 47. Soldier's bed 48. Mensch, alt. sp. 50. Italian car brand 52. *Jolly livestock raisers? 55. Russia's hard liquor 56. Ctrl + Z 57. Consumes food 59. Checks out 60. Famous French couturier (19051957) 61. Heavy Metal's Quiet ____ 62. Caustic soda 63. Newsman Rather 64. Kill, as in dragon

DOWN 1. Clever humor 2. Unfortunately, exclamation 3. Actor Nolte 4. Island in French Polynesia 5. *Donut filler 6. Checked out 7. Bleats 8. Rocky & Bullwinkle and Mary Kate & Ashley, pl. 9. To a very great degree (2 words) 10. Not bright 12. Sacred choral compositions 13. Roundish 14. *Sweet tooth, technically 19. *___ Musketeers, spelled out 22. Drops at dawn 23. *____-Frutti 24. Highlander's dagger 25. Sage and rosemary 26. *Scoop holder 27. Averse 28. "Drove my chevy to the ____" 29. Southeast Asian org. 32. Relinquish, as in property 33. Clergyman's title, abbr. 36. *Single serving treat 38. Embarrass 40. Arthur, to friends 41. Hard feelings 44. I to Greeks, pl. 46. TV's "Where everybody knows your name" 48. Opposite of depression 49. "____ ____ a high note" 50. Same as fogey 51. Inactive 52. "Ant-Man" leading actor 53. Not top-shelf in a bar 54. Greek portico 55. Radio knob, abbr. 58. Farm pen

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s doing everyday things from standing up straight to finding comfortable sleeping positions and even just walking difficult because of sciatica pain? You may find it hard to focus on enjoying those around you because you’re distracted by your pain. You may have already tried chiropractic, massage, stretching, and exercise, but the difficulty is knowing which things will help and which won’t. This can be frustrating because it seems unpredictable. Some sciatica is caused by muscular weakness and restriction, while others can be caused by stiff joints. Ultimately, certain exercises may help some sciatica, but make other types worse. To best help you, I’ve compiled a list of tips that will help anyone with sciatica regardless of the type to reduce daily pain. Most people with sciatica just want to know if there’s a solution that actually lasts. Solutions that used to work, don’t work any longer. Eventually you find yourself in a rabbit hole, searching high and low for solutions that hopefully help you avoid surgery. One of my patients, Marian, had tried everything above on top of back surgery, unspecialized physical therapy, pain management, spinal injections, spinal electrostimulation, acupuncture, and dietary analysis. Marian told me, “When you go through this, you learn how many things you can no longer do if you can’t stand or walk.” You Don’t Have to Choose Between Surgery and Giving Up the Activities that You Love. Sciatica is so common because many of the solutions out there just take one area into consideration. The muscles, the joints, nerves, strength, weakness, etcetera. The simple truth is that sciatica is a complex condition with many contributing factors. The core issue, which has been proven time and again in the best research, is that the body has developed compensation patterns in order to protect itself. These patterns are hardwired into the brain, and will continue to persist unless they are fixed. This pattern is what CAUSES the tight muscles, and the stiff joints. These tight muscles and stiff joints eventually pinch the nerve, causing sciatica. Therefore, correcting the pattern is the true root cause. No matter how long you’ve suffered, you can still get your life back. No surgery. No pills.

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6 Reasons Why Your Sciatica May Be Lasting Longer than it Should: 1. You tried looking up exercises to do on your own for your sciatica. But with many “causes,” it’s difficult to figure out which exercises are right for you. This is why some exercises can seem to make it better, but some make it much worse. 2. You tried a few relaxing massages and it felt good for a few days but then it came back. 3. You tried chiropractic care and it eased a bit, but the nagging sensation is still there. 4. You tried waiting for it to go away on its own. That didn’t work… 5. You went to the doctor’s office, and they gave you pain meds or nerve medication to numb the pain. They told you to come back in 6 weeks if it didn’t work. 6. You went to a physical therapist who put you on the same exercises everyone else with sciatica gets…then they left you with an assistant who only half watched your technique. Why What You’ve Tried Hasn’t Worked If any of these things have happened to you,

unfortunately it’s common. The issue with a lot of these methods is that they focus on addressing the symptoms, not the root cause of your sciatica. What to Avoid Here are 3 things that can make your sciatica pain worse. Stretching: If you’ve been stretching to fix your sciatica and it hasn’t worked yet, it likely won’t. More often than not, sciatica has come up because of tight muscles. Stretching is for short muscles. Tight muscles are tight because they’re compensating for a weak muscle nearby. Stretching will relieve them for a little bit, but it will come back unless the weakness is resolved. Crossing Your Legs: Avoid crossing your legs at all costs. This can cause stretching in the back of your hip which compresses the sciatic nerve. It also causes twisting in your hips and pelvis which can put stress on the nerves in your back. Resting: Certain activities right now might make your sciatica worse, but that doesn’t mean you should restrict all of your movements. If certain things are painful, like walking, lifting, sitting, it’s important to find the root cause so you can start moving properly and stay active. How to Fix Sciatica for the Long Term So many of the “solutions” we try only provide temporary relief because they’re not targeting the root cause. And without getting to the source of the problem, sciatica pain will continue to return because the cause was never addressed. Marian learned this the hard way, and unfortunately a lot of people do. After addressing the root cause, Marian says, “I’m back to walking 3-4 miles a day; I can lift and hold my grandbabies; I can go to parties without having to sit in a corner; I can go shopping again.” The only thing she’d change? Finding a specialist to help her address the root cause sooner. “I could have avoided a lot of doctors’ appointments and needless and expensive treatments, not to mention losing a couple of years to my other attempts.”

How to Get Rid of Sciatica Pain for Good

If you’re ready to get to the root cause of your sciatica, and want to get back to being active with confidence, and without painkillers or surgery, you may qualify for a complimentary “discovery visit” with a specialist. To apply, email info@ thedoctorsofpt.com and say “discovery visit” along with your phone number and we’ll reach out. Or apply at: www.thedoctorsofpt.com/discovery-session. If you’re ok to keep trying on your own, our special sciatica report is full of more tips to ease your pain fast so you can get back to doing the basics without as much pain. Get a hard copy of our sciatica report (value $27) mailed to your home for FREE by calling 480-482- 0651 and asking for a copy, or emailing us at info@thedoctorsofpt.com and saying “Send me a sciatica report” along with your name, phone number, and address so we can mail it to you.

Dr. Tom Padilla, Physical Therapist, and Sciatica and Back Pain Expert is the CEO and Founder at The Doctors of Physical Therapy in Scottsdale Arizona.

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