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TRASH AND RECYCLING DAYS CHANGE THIS MONTH FOR MANY RESIDENTS
Beginning November 1, most Scottsdale trash and recycling residential customers will have a new pick-up day. Scottsdale will now pick up recycling and trash five days a week. To achieve this, about 95 percent of Scottsdale residents will have a change to trash and/or recycling curbside days. The primary reason for this day of service change is to improve efficiency and make it easier to process recyclables. Current trash and recycling routes have become unbalanced due to the growth of the city. The new collection schedule is based on the number of homes on a route and the amount/weight of solid waste and recycling collected.
Operating more efficiently means the city can balance the size of collection routes to provide more consistent service, preserve the longevity of collection vehicles by carrying the right sized loads, and not overload our recycling processing center. These changes will not affect planned solid waste rate increases and should help stabilize future rates. To determine your new collection days, visit ScottsdaleAZ. gov, search “Collection Day,” then find your service area on the map or use the Find My Service Day Tool, also found on the website. Residents can also call the city of Scottsdale at 480-312-5353.
CITY SEEKS INPUT ON AMENDMENTS TO PUBLIC SAFETY PLAN ORDINANCE
On Sept. 10, 2013, the Scottsdale City Council approved a Public Safety Plan Ordinance. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the general health, safety and welfare of our community by requiring certain types of businesses to file, follow and keep current a public safety plan. The ordinance also requires mandatory training for security personnel. The ordinance went into effect on Oct. 10, 2013.
On August 26, 2021, the City Council, after a presentation on the status of the Public Safety Plan Ordinance, voted to direct the City Manager, in consultation with the City Attorney, to return to the City Council with recommended amendments to the Public Safety Plan Ordinance and conduct related public outreach as expeditiously as possible.
Scottsdale residents are invited to review the draft ordinance amendments at ScottsdaleAZ.gov and provide comments by Nov. 30 to the Scottsdale Police Department’s Public Information Office by email at PIO@ScottsdaleAZ.gov.
Nominations Now Open for the Spirit of Scottsdale Awards
DO YOU KNOW A PERSON OR BUSINESS THAT EMBODIES SCOTTSDALE SPIRIT?
Scottsdale’s Neighborhood Advisory Commission wants to showcase the people and organizations that embody the “Spirit of Scottsdale.”
This award recognizes residents and organizations/ businesses that help to strengthen and build Scottsdale’s community through their commitment to and involvement in neighborhoods.
Nominees should be individuals or organizations that: • Have active years of service/involvement in strengthening neighborhood identity; • Champion community dialogue to produce constructive recommendations/solutions that address the dynamic need(s) of a neighborhood; • Provides unique contributions of time, effort, skills, and/or financial resources to a neighborhood.
Nominations are being accepted now through December 31.
The 2020 Organization Award Winner was the Parada Del Sol Committee and the 2020 Individual Winner was Dana Close, who created the annual Scottsdale Home Tour events to showcase the redevelopment of the south Scottsdale Hacienda del Ray neighborhood.
Commission Staff Coordinator Brandon McMahon says, “These awards are very dear to the Neighborhood Advisory Commission. They provide an opportunity to recognize those who are involved in strengthening neighborhood identity and provide unique contributions to Scottsdale’s neighborhoods.”
To nominate a person or organization, visit scottsdaleaz. gov/citizen-service/spirit-awards.
Do you have specific questions? Contact Brandon McMahon, associate planner, at bmcmahon@scottsdaleaz.gov.
2020 Individual Winner: Dana Close 2020 Organization Award Winner: Parada Del Sol Committee
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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Debuts Full Calendar of Events at Taliesin West in Scottsdale
THIS SEASON, LOCAL RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO TALIESIN WEST TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S LEGACY AND PRINCIPLES OF ARCHITECTURE IN ENTIRELY NEW WAYS THANKS TO A ROBUST LINEUP OF BRAND-NEW, DAILY TOURS, CULTURAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS, AND EDUCATION INITIATIVES RECENTLY LAUNCHED BY THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION.
With construction beginning in 1938, Taliesin West (12345 N Taliesin Drive) served as both Wright’s desert laboratory and a place of community, innovation, design, art, and performance. As part of a continued effort to preserve Wright’s legacy and advance the Foundation’s mission to inspire the world to discover and embrace an architecture for better living through meaningful connections to nature, the arts and each other, the World Heritage Site is debuting a full calendar of in-person and virtual event series and programming.
TOURS
A lively community, Taliesin West is open to the public and offers a broad range of tours. Reservations strongly recommended. These include daily audio tour and “In A New Light Tour: Wright & Chihuly,” debuting next month.
CULTURAL PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
The Foundation continuously works to provide new pathways for audiences to discover Taliesin West through regular art exhibits, theater performances and hands-on workshops led by subject-matter experts. This includes performances by the Southwest Shakespeare Company. With a mission to elevate, entertain, educate, and inspire the public and educational communities of Arizona and the Southwest through vivid and passionate performances, the Company will continue to bring new and diverse talent, innovative performances, and exciting offerings to local audiences with a lineup of brand-new shows premiering at Taliesin West this fall.
EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS AND CAMPS
The Foundation’s education department designs lessons and activities to promote engaging with architecture, organic design, ecology and art through Wright’s ideas and philosophies, which continue to be more relevant now than ever. For the first time, students will have the opportunity to experience the following year-round versus just during the summertime, and virtually, as well as in-person: • Camps (Now offered in the spring and winter, in addition to summer) • Field Trips • Home School Programs
“We are so excited to fully welcome the community back to Taliesin West, for both new programs and old favorite,” says Niki Ciccotelli Stewart, the Foundation’s vice president and chief learning & engagement officer. “Our tours and programs offer guests a variety of ways to experience and embrace art, architecture, and nature, and take those ideas home. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back and share what’s new.”
Taliesin West is now open Monday – Sunday 9 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. for tours, with the distinctive on-site Frank Lloyd Wright Store remaining open through 5 p.m. for shopping. Advance reservations are required to tour the campus and the Foundation continues to uphold an array of careful safety practices during the ongoing pandemic, including maintaining a mask policy for all guests in indoor public areas onsite, regardless of vaccination status. To learn more, visit FrankLloydWright.org.
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Veterans Day Commemoration Features Future USS Arizona Ship Sponsor
NIKKI STRATTON, WHOSE GRANDFATHER SURVIVED THE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR AS A CREWMEMBER ABOARD THE USS ARIZONA (BB-39), WILL BE THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THIS YEAR’S VETERANS DAY
COMMEMORATION IN SCOTTSDALE. Stratton is serving as the sponsor of the next USS Arizona (SSN-803), a Virginia-class, fast-attack submarine that will join the U.S. fleet upon completion.
Scottsdale’s Veterans Day Commemoration takes place at 3 p.m., Thursday, November 11, at McCormickStillman Railroad Park, located at 7301 E. Indian Bend Road. It is free and open to the public.
Stratton says her grandfather, who died in 2020, was a “small-town man who survived a historically tragic event,” one she feels is slipping away from Americans’ memory. Stratton’s mission is to ensure people remember that tragic day and hopes to provide a generational connection by sharing her grandfather’s story.
The program also features James Fawbush, a United States Army veteran who now works with the Phoenix VA Health Care System in Phoenix. He enlisted in the Army in 1996, with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay and Hurricane Katrina before retiring in 2016 as Sergeant First Class. Fawbush works with veterans full-time and enjoys volunteering his welding skills to local nonprofits.
Additionally, Scottsdale is proud to be a Vietnam Commemorative City. Vietnam veterans and family members are invited to receive a special lapel pin or magnet at the event in respect of our appreciation.
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Arizona Band kicks off the program at 3 p.m. with a half-hour of patriotic music. The Veterans Day program also will feature the city’s Veterans Advisory Commission members, the Police and Fire Honor Guards, bugler Gil Gifford, and members of Scottsdale Mayor’s Youth Council.
For more information about this event, call the park at 480-312-2312. Nikki Stratton, keynote speaker at Veterans Day Commemoration
The Wandering Donkey Taqueria and Tequila Bar Quickly Becoming a North Scottsdale Favorite
Photos Courtesy of The Wandering Donkey Taqueria and Tequila Bar WHILE THE WANDERING DONKEY FOOD TRUCK BRAND WAS ORIGINALLY ESTABLISHED IN 2012, ITS BRICK-AND-MORTAR LOCATION, THE WANDERING DONKEY TAQUERIA AND TEQUILA BAR, IS NOW OPEN AT 10121 E. BELL ROAD IN NORTH SCOTTSDALE.
Proprietors Lance and Beth Smith share that, for those who might have first discovered the Wandering Donkey by visiting the truck, there is a replica food truck inside the restaurant with the original menu option where customers can build their own burritos, bowls, street tacos, and more. In addition, there is the creative, sit-down menu representing elevated regional fare from various states of Mexico along with an array of craft margaritas, and some of the finest tequila brands to sip or shoot.
The interior is lively with color: patrons can admire the work of local artist, Leila Parnian, who has created murals and a custom bar that’s a real showstopper.
“People come in just for that bar top,” Lance says. “It’s beautiful. Leila does graffiti art and created three different wonderful murals on the walls with cans of spray paint, though you’d never know that’s what it is.”
He adds that more art will be added to the expansive patio with fire pit.
“We believe in quality,” says Beth. “Our ingredients are held to the highest standards and customers know they’re getting food and drinks that tastes exceptionally good and are being made with the best ingredients. We feel that the Wandering Donkey Taqueria and Tequila Bar is an extension of our home, and we strive to make all of our guests as comfortable and as happy as possible. One thing is for sure: you will leave with a well satisfied belly and look forward to returning soon!”
To learn more, visit wanderingdonkey.com.
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5th Annual Arizona Pinners Conference Takes Place November 12-13
THE PINNERS CONFERENCE AND EXPO PROUDLY CELEBRATES ITS 5TH ANNUAL ARIZONA PINNERS CONFERENCE, WHICH RETURNS ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13.
During the two-day event, Westworld of Scottsdale, located at 16601 North Pima Road, will come alive with online inspiration.
The extravaganza features more than 100 hands-on classes and more than 250 vendor shopping booths, providing attendees with the opportunity to develop new skills, shop the latest trends while supporting small businesses, and create finished projects.
“Our vision of the Pinners Conference has continued to evolve as online inspiration does,” says Kendall Bennett, who cofounded the Pinners Conference and Expo with Roxanne Bennett. “We are pleased to partner with valued sponsors and vendors to create a comprehensive experience that is educational and fun — and that connects a community of like-minded people in a vibrant, welcoming environment.” This year’s event sponsors include The Home Depot, Michaels, Dixie Belle Paint Company, Chalk Couture, Janome, Plaid Crafts, Craft HTV, and Makers Movement.
Kendall and Roxanne founded the Pinners Conference and Expo seven years ago in Salt Lake City with the idea to bring the spirit of Pinterest to life by inviting guests 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. Pinners has since expanded nationally with events in California, Georgia, Minnesota, Texas, and Arizona.
The Pinners Conference and Expo gathers some of the most popular brands under one roof, providing attendees with one-of-a-kind opportunities to meet with, and learn from, some of the most inspiring, creative women on the web, including experts in DIY, home décor, food arts, fashion, beauty, selfimprovement, sewing, party planning, photography, and much more.
At the end of the event, attendees take home finished projects and new skills to improve their lifestyles and develop their personal advancement. The Pinners Conference serves as a place to create lasting memories, build relationships, and empower guests to create without limitation.
For more information, tickets, and class packages, visit az.pinnersconference.com.
The Market by Junk in the Trunk Returns for Holiday Season
Photo Courtesy of Lauren Peachie THE TEAM BEHIND JUNK IN THE TRUNK VINTAGE MARKET IS EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR POP-UP STOREFRONT, THE MARKET BY JUNK IN THE TRUNK, HAS RETURNED TO SCOTTSDALE QUARTER FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON. The Market by Junk in the Trunk will run through December 24. Featuring a collection of local shops, handmade goods, and vintage curators, The Market by Junk in the Trunk is creatively curated with holiday shopping in mind.
After two successful pop-up storefronts at Scottsdale Quarter, the team behind Junk in the Trunk Market – a semi-annual shopping experience that is the most popular attraction of its kind in the Southwest – will once again provide an opportunity to shop for the oneof-a-kind items that Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market is known for in a smaller, more intimate setting during the holiday season.
“The Market by Junk in the Trunk will feature items from 18 of our Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market vendors,” says Lindsey Holt, Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market co-founder and owner. “And all of the items are carefully and creatively curated so that there truly is something for everyone.”
The Market at Junk in the Trunk is open at Scottsdale Quarter during the shopping center’s normal business hours and is located in The Quad. It is closed on Mondays.
“We love being able to provide shoppers with the opportunity to buy local and support small businesses during the holiday season,” says Coley Arnold, Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market co-founder and owner. “Our last two popups at the Quarter were a big success, and we wanted to provide our shoppers with the opportunity to once again get all of those special items you’re looking for during the holidays—gifts, home décor, artisan goods, and one-of-akind vintage and antiques.”
For more information on Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market and The Market by Junk in the Trunk, follow them on Facebook and Instagram @junkinthetrunkvintagemarket.
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Bashas’ Enters Agreement for a New Chapter of Growth
BASHAS’ FAMILY OF STORES RECENTLY ANNOUNCED THAT IT HAS SIGNED A DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO BE ACQUIRED BY RALEY’S HOLDING COMPANY, AN INDEPENDENT REGIONAL GROCER BASED IN CALIFORNIA.
The agreement brings together two leading grocers with rich legacies and shared values: employee achievement, exceptional customer service, and a deep commitment to local communities, according to both grocers.
In a joint presentation, Edward “Trey” Basha, president and chief executive officer of Bashas’, and Keith Knopf, president and chief executive officer of Raley’s Holding Company, informed Bashas’ members that Bashas’ store banners, employment, and operations across Arizona will continue without change or interruption.
Trey, who is also the grandson of the company’s co-founder, says, “The announcement represents the beginning of Bashas’ next exciting chapter as a fully formed operating company within the larger Raley’s enterprise. In Raley’s we will have a partner who will ensure we continue delivering exceptional customer and member experiences at a time when regional grocery competition has never been tougher – while staying true to the values that have shaped our history over 90 years.”
“Customers, members, and local Arizona communities will also benefit from the seamless alignment of culture and values that we share with Raley’s,” he continues. “While the Basha family will no longer have ownership roles, we look forward to seeing the business thrive for generations to come.”
“This marks an important milestone in the ongoing legacy of two great companies. We are humbled to assume stewardship of the Bashas’ organization. Raley’s history of respecting the legacy of the brands we acquire assures continuity for Bashas’ customers, employees, and business partners and, on behalf of our 13,000 employees, I want to welcome Bashas’ team members to our organization,” says Keith Knopf. “The Bashas’ company is strong and well-positioned in the market. We are confident that with our robust digital capabilities and combined purchasing power we can further enhance the overall customer experience.”
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AGREEMENT:
• Bashas’ will continue to serve customers across Arizona and New Mexico and its
Tribal Nation partners. • Bashas’ will be a fully formed operating company within the Raley’s enterprise and will maintain its corporate headquarters, stores, and distribution center in Arizona. • The transaction will protect the store banners customers know and love with no changes to local store leadership. • There are no planned changes to employee roles, compensation, or benefits because of the transaction. In this transaction, The Food Partners served as strategic and financial advisor to Raley’s, and Snell & Wilmer served as legal counsel to Raley’s. Citi served as a strategic and financial advisor, and Burch & Cracchiolo, P.A. served as lead legal counsel for Bashas’. The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2021.
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“Advice To Active People Who Have Tried Unsuccessfully
To Fix eir Sciatica” - By Leading USA Back Pain & Sciatica Expert, Dr. Tom Padilla
By Anne Prine Photo by Carol Creekman ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, THE N. SCOTTSDALE MOVERS AND SHAKERS TEAM WILL WALK FOR PARKINSON’S IN NORTH SCOTTSDALE IN SUPPORT OF THE THIRD ANNUAL MOVING DAY PHOENIX FUNDRAISING EFFORT.
The local walk will cover a 1.3-mile, easyterrain course through the Terravita community and nature trail. The walk starts at 10:30 a.m. at the Terravita Country Club and will be followed by a group lunch on the club’s patio.
Those interested in walking with the Movers and Shakers team are asked to donate any amount to support the work of the Parkinson’s Foundation. (The team gratefully acknowledges the many who have already donated.) Contact Team Co-Captain Cathy Boss-Fessel at cboss20@gmail.com to sign up for the walk and lunch.
Moving Day is part of a nationwide series of awareness-building fundraisers to benefit the Parkinson’s Foundation, whose goal is to make life better for the one million Americans living with Parkinson’s. In Arizona alone, some 18,000 people struggle with Parkinson’s disease. Across the nation, around 60,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. The Valley-wide Moving Day Phoenix event will take place Saturday, November 6 at Kiwanis Park in Tempe. The Movers and Shakers team will also walk at the Tempe event.
FUNDRAISER NETS $4,000 FOR PARKINSON’S
The Movers and Shakers kicked off this year’s Moving Day events at a “Meet the Artists” art and wine reception held at JoyEful Gallery – Joye DeGoede Fine Art, El Pedregal at The Boulders Resort on Saturday, October 9. The event drew almost 70 attendees and raised $4,000 for the Parkinson’s Foundation, bringing the team very close to its $20,000 goal for 2021 at press time.
Raffle prizes were donated by local businesses including gallery host Joye DeGoede – JoyEful Party Animals, The Boulders Resort & Spa, Hyde Park Interiors, Stefan Mann at El Pedregal, Clear Dermatology & Aesthetics Center, Salon Mila, HarumiYoga+, Spotted Donkey Cantina, Merle Norman Studio, Spa Splendore at The Summit, Cave Creek Olive Oil, and more.
SUCCESS IN 2020
“Last year, in spite of COVID, we raised almost $15,000,” says team founder and co-captain Cathy Boss-Fessel.
“While the Valley-wide event went virtual, I credit much of our success to an inperson walk within our own community,” Boss-Fessel says. “So, we decided to do another local walk in 2021, and we will also participate in the Valley-wide Moving Day Phoenix event in Tempe.”
Team Co-captain and Boulders resident Jennifer Campbell, who also serves on the Parkinson’s Advisory Board for the Southwest Region, says, “Fundraising to support Parkinson’s research is deeply personal for me. My brother Dave was diagnosed with Parkinson’s when he turned 50, 17 years ago. This is considered young adult onset. He underwent brain surgery, yet he still struggles every day to fight Parkinson’s. My brother is truly my inspiration. It pains me knowing he suffers with this terrible disease, which underscores just how important research and the availability of resources are to make lives better for those in Dave’s situation.”
For more information about the North Scottsdale walk for Parkinson’s on Saturday, November 13, e-mail cboss20@ gmail.com to sign up for the walk and lunch. Donate to N. Scottsdale Movers and Shakers at MovingDayPhoenix.org.
The Parkinson’s Foundation makes life better for people with Parkinson’s disease by improving care and advancing research toward a cure. For more information, visit parkinson.org.
Are You Unable To Enjoy The Beautiful AZ Weather
Because of Back Pain? - By Leading USA Back Pain Expert Dr Tom Padilla Dr. Tom’s Picture
Imagine you can foresee your future. You’d know the answer to the most critical questions like: Will I be able to be active, and mobile? And will all of my years be quality ones? What should I do now to make certain that it’s a “yes?” In fact, you’d know exactly what to do, what to avoid, and best of all...which doctors you can trust to help get you there!
If you’re active, and you’re aged 30+, and you have found that conventional advice, such as rest, or medication isn’t working for you, you’ll want to pay attention to what I’m about to tell you... it could help you nally stop trying short term solutions, and get a solution that allows you to be active with con dence again.
Back pain & sciatica is becoming more common with quarantine, and most treatments only focus on relieving the pain. is works for a bit, but the pain is just a symptom. To nd the Body Copycause you have to go deeper. So deep in fact, that you have to go all the way back to how your brain is interacting with your muscles. e most common thing that I hear people say, is “I have tight hip and back muscles.” ey say that when they stretch their muscles, their back pain or sciatica lessens, but they stop doing it because they have to do it all the time to get any results. Does this sound familiar? ey also tell me that one side always seems to be tighter than the other, or that no matter how much they stretch,
the muscles don’t get looser.
To understand why muscles get tight, you have to know that your muscles are not very smart. ey do what they’re told, and the brain is the one in charge. Your brain is constantly aware of where your body is in space, and tries to keep you stable. For example, when hiking a tricky trail, your brain tells your ankles, knees, and hips how to behave to stay balanced. If your brain feels like your body is unstable, it will call in extra muscles to help improve that stability. So it will tighten big muscles that are typically only used for large movements or heavy lifting.
In the case of back pain & sciatica, your tight back and hip muscles are likely compensating for weakness in other muscles. is in turn creates compression in the joints and around the nerves. As this compression goes on for a long period of time, in ammation builds up until you get full blown back pain or sciatica.
Here Are 7 ings Most People Try Unsuccessfully
Doctor YouTube: As amazing as YouTube is, this is a long-shot. ere are over 40 muscles that attach to your hips and pelvis alone. e chances of you getting the right exercises are slim, and some can result in making it worse.
Massage or Foam Rolling: is results in relief from the tight sti muscles, but over time people nd that the relief can be shorter and shorter Body Copybecause the weakness is still there. Stretching or Yoga: is, like massage, results in some relief. You do end up stretching out the sti muscles but people are often left still feeling like the tightness continues to return. Injections: Injections can be powerful anti in ammatory measures. ey can be very e ective in reducing your pain, but consider this. If your car had the check-engine light on, would you just pull out the circuit that turned the light on? Pills: Similar to injections, pills can be great to help you function if you can’t get away from the pain. But taking them every day becomes tiresome & can damage your organs. Topical Medication: ese medications can certainly be soothing for a while, but many people become frustrated by how frequently you have to use them. Chiropractic care: Chiropractic care can be e ective at relieving the pressure of the joint on the nerve. However if you nd yourself needing to go constantly to stay out of pain, chances are it’s masking the fact that the overactive muscles are the culprit, not the joint.
In order to properly treat back pain and sciatica, and achieve long-lasting results a whole body approach is often what’s missing. Here Is What You Gain From Coming To e Doctors of Physical erapy
Our experts specialize in “root cause diagnosis.” We can give you the clarity you’d like on what exactly is going on, and why you’ve struggled to nd a solution. If you have had a similar experience to what I’ve outlined here, we can help. is month we’re giving away 5 FREE “Discovery Visits” at our clinic to people who qualify (Valued at $149).
Here is What Makes is More E ective an Anything You’ve Tried
Many people think that it won’t work for them. Our reviews, which you can see online, clearly demonstrate that whether you’ve had back pain or sciatica for 3 weeks or 10 years, our approach can work for you. When you focus on the root cause, and not the symptoms, the results are both e ective, and long lasting. We are selective about who we take into these discovery visits, and work mostly with people who are serious about wanting to clear up their back pain & sciatica and improve their active lifestyle. ese Discovery Visits are an honest conversation about you, your history with your pain, and the future you wish to have. If you are not quite ready for a consultation, and would instead like more information visit our website and download our
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To Apply For a Discovery Visit go to: www. thedoctorsofpt.com/discovery-session To Download A Sciatica Guide go to: www. thedoctorsofpt.com/sciatica Dr. Tom Padilla, Physical erapist, and Back Pain & Sciatica Expert owns e Doctors
of Physical erapy in Scottsdale Arizona.
To get in touch or request that a free hard-copy sciatica guide (value $27) be mailed to your home, email him at info@thedoctorsofpt.com or call 480-482-0651.
