Globe Miami Times August 2021

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A Filmmaker’s Destination BY DEBORAH DOVE

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New Courses Offered at CVIT

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Aquatic Center Donors Recognized

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News from Back in the Day: 1900-1910

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esterns, documentaries, horror movies, thrillers . . . Globe, Arizona has appeared in more movies than Morgan Freeman. But Globe isn’t just a popular location for movies on the big screen; it’s also the backdrop for numerous music videos, commercials, YouTube videos, TV shows, photoshoots, and more. And for good reason. Not only does Arizona’s diverse geography and deserts make it a prime location for movies, but Globe’s wealth of historic buildings, such as the train depot and the1910 jail, lend Globe the authenticity moviemakers crave. Globe first made its Hollywood debut in 1950 with the release of Branded. The town and surrounding On the set with 12 Westerns in 12 Months with the filming of the Pearl Hart story at the old train depot in Globe. Courtesy photo areas gained increasing Midnight Run (1988) starring Robert De Niro; Raising Arizona (1987). But eventually, popularity with Hollywood filmmakers The Prophesy (1995); Oliver Stone’s U-Turn movie production in Globe waned, yielding throughout the 1970s, and over the next (1997) starring Sean Penn, Jennifer Lopez, a several decades long gap. several decades, it was the locale for Nick Nolte, and Billy Bob Thornton; as well numerous blockbuster movies such as The as parts of the classic Nicholas Cage movie, Gauntlet (1977) starring Clint Eastwood; FILMMAKERS, Continued on page 21

Mucking Miami: The Aftermath On July 29th, the skies were blue over Miami and weather reports showed less than 20% chance of rain in the area. Yet, a huge storm system had built up further to the west, towards Superior which would soon send water, mud and debris cascading down Pinto Creek and its tributaries towards Miami. “I was seeing flood waters come down my street,” said Delvan Hayward who lives just off Sullivan Street. “And yet there was not a drop of water hitting my back patio.” And the sky was still blue.

MIAMI FLOOD, Continued on page 12

Dream Manor sold to San Carlos Healthcare Corp. BY THEA WILSHIRE

City of Globe Projects Update

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On July 30th, the keys to Dream Manor Inn passed from Carl and Rebecca Williams to the San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation (SCAHC). Many in the community were stunned by the change, unaware this transfer was in the works. When asked about the development, Rebecca explained, “We’ve been thinking about our exit strategy for the past few years and this opportunity became available. We feel [SCAHC] will be a great partner for the community.” While the need for retirement planning had been in their thoughts, it was the impact of COVID-19 that brought this to the forefront of their priorities and forced them into action.

DREAM MANOR, Continued on page 14


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