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hile much of the country is experiencing warm hues of fall colors, those of us in the Valley of the Sun are experiencing cooler temps and getting back outdoors. It's exciting to think that fall is officially here. And you know what that means—sports (the World Series, soccer and football), comfort food and beer!

Hailing from the Midwest and East Coast, I will admit, I still miss the changing of the leaves and the crisp fall air, but I can still sport my favorite team's colors in a sweatshirt and breathe in the smell of a tantalizing tailgate, at the stadium or in the backyard. Although I truly enjoy almost every sport, football is my favorite, and I'm thrilled that it's back and grateful for Saturday's college games and the NFL's Sunday Ticket! Whoop whoop! Mike and I break out the Chiefs gear, and it's on!

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This month's issue of Paradise Valley Lifestyle provides some great information on a few of our Valley's beloved teams—and a new one to love—as well as some hometown watering holes to quench your beer cravings. And you can't watch a game without some delicious snacks, so we've provided recipes for a few that are sure to score with the crowd.

When it comes to looking and feeling your best, check out what's trending and some new products for fall hair. Please don't forget to recognize that it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Read about the largest private breast-imaging practice in the country that has offices here in the Valley.

Finally, our Parting Thoughts shares how one man has woven together his love of both sports and business for more than 30 years. Time flies when you're having fun!

Here's to winning records, high-fives and foamy upper lips. Make it a great October and Happy Halloween!

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Who to Watch, What to Eat and What to Wear

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

ARCADIA NEIGHBORHOOD PICNIC TO BE HELD OCTOBER 28 The

Arcadia

Camelback

Mountain

Neighborhood

Association (ACMNA) and the Arcadia Osborn Neighborhood Association (AONA) have joined to sponsor the Arcadia G.A.I.N Picnic. The event will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, October 28, at the Shemer Art Center, 5005 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix.

The G.A.I.N (Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods) Picnic

had a $100 budget to select the essentials they need. Kohl’s added a contribution to stretch the dollars further.

is an annual event designed to encourage neighbors from all over

“Michael and I strive to create nonprofit, corporate and community

Arcadia to meet, greet and get to know what the neighborhood is

collaborations for those in need. This program allows the club’s most

about. The neighborhood association will provide games for kids, hold

vulnerable members to pursue their dreams and academic success,”

first responder demonstrations and other fun activities. This is a family

event founder Ellie Ziegler said.

event—it's neighborly, it's fun and everything is free including hamburgers, hot dogs, sodas, popcorn, games and a whole bunch more.

“To inject more excitement into our fifth year, we’ve streamlined the program to serve more than 710 children and teens during

Bring the kids, bring your best friend, bring relatives, even bring

three high-energy Prep Rallies featuring shopping, games, books,

your pets or come alone to enjoy meeting city officials, police and fire

backpacks and special appearances by local sports personalities,”

first responders and other neighbors.

Michael Ziegler added.

SCOTTSDALE ACTIVE 20-30 CLUB HOSTS 28TH ANNUAL NITEFLITE Prepare for a night of glitz and glamour at the 28th annual NiteFlite Gala hosted by the Scottsdale Active 20-30 Club. The event raises money for more than a dozen local children’s charities, including the event’s primary charity partner, Playworks. Playworks is a nonprofit that partners with elementary schools to create a place for every kid on the playground—a place where every kid belongs.

More than 1,500 people are expected to attend the formal gala on Saturday, October 14, and enjoy food and drinks from local restaurants and win prizes during the night-long raffle. The wildly popular NiteFlite Golf Tournament returns Friday, October 13, offering participants a day of golf, food, drinks and the opportunity to win prizes. Those interested in attending either event can purchase tickets at 2030NF.org.

ELLIE AND MICHAEL ZIEGLER SPONSOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING Students ages 5 through 18 enrolled in Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale scholarship programs for low-income families shopped for new school clothes, shoes and supplies, thanks to community leaders Ellie and Michael Ziegler, who have generously contributed $500,000 to the program over the past five years. Each recipient from Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale Branches 10

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“We remain grateful to The Zieglers, who have helped level the playing field for more than 4,700 club members since they founded the program. Prep Rallies provide the essentials for kids who would not have the resources otherwise,” BGCS CEO Lisa Hurst said.

LDV WINERY PREPARES FOR THIRD ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL—WINE, GRAPE STOMPING, BBQ, MUSIC AND MORE! LDV Winery, located at 6951 E. First St. in Scottsdale, is getting ready for its third annual Harvest Festival! From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

on Saturday, October 28, attendees can join LDV Winery in celebrating the completion of the 2017 harvest.

Guests will enjoy a glass of wine of choice, as well as an LDV logo wine glass. Additional wine by the glass or bottle will be available for purchase. Those who attend can also participate in grape stomping! There will be a BBQ from noon to 5 p.m., as well as live music all day on the patio at LDV Wine Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale.

The cost to attend is $40 for early registration for the general public and $45 on the day of the festival. LDV Sky Islander Wine Club members can purchase tickets for $35.

ARIZONA MUSICFEST 6-CONCERT FALL FEST Arizona Musicfest’s second annual Fall Fest features an excitingly diverse “legendary” lineup throughout November.

“Building on the overwhelming response to last year’s inaugural Fall Fest, we have designed a six-concert lineup that spans musical styles that are defined and performed by remarkable artists who incorporate their own unique musicality and artistry,” Allan Naplan, executive and producing director, says.

Those performing are Super Diamond, Dennis Rowland, Stan Kenton Legacy Orchestra, Mary Chapin Carpenter, The HillBenders

and

Arizona’s

brightest

young classical musicians at the Young Musicians Fall Concert. Single tickets are available through AZMusicFest.org or by calling 480.422.8449.

TWELVE-YEAR-OLD BOY PARTNERS WITH ARIZONA HELPING HANDS TO HELP KIDS IN TUBA CITY! Chance Peterson, 12, has spent much of his youth in and out of Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Despite his young age, he has seen the needs of other children and has made the commitment to do what he can to make lives better for needy youth. He formed a nonprofit, Giving Chances, whose mission is to help less fortunate kids.

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(CON TI N UED)

On Saturday, September 9, Chance partnered with Arizona Helping Hands (AHH) to take truckloads of supplies and basic needs to assist children in foster care in Tuba City, Arizona.

Arizona Helping Hands is the larg-

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RAISE A GLASS FOR ST JUDE St. Jude, leader in the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer, is pleased to announce its inaugural event, Raise a Glass for St. Jude.

Through this one-of-a-kind event, St. Jude hopes to raise more than $140,000 for the kids of St. Jude.

The evening will feature fine wine and food pairings from West Coast wineries, plus entertainment and dancing. Guests will have the opportunity to bid on live and silent auction items and hear a St. Jude patient's story. Proceeds from the event will help St. Jude generate the lifesaving results for children and their families. St. Jude families never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing or food—because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. Generous donations from events like Raise a Glass ensure families can focus on helping their child live, as no family pays St. Jude for treatment, travel,

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This event will be held on Saturday, October 28. The doors will open at 5 p.m. at Mountain Shadows 5445 E. Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley. Individual tickets are $175 and tables of 10 are $1,750.

To purchase tickets, become a sponsor or for additional event details, visit StJude.org or contact St. Jude’s representative Jessica Nuttall at Jessica.

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Balayage Hair Color This technique has been popular for a while and is still going strong. This is such a popular trend because it is flattering on every face shape and skin tone. This technique offers subtle to strong dimensional color in the hair; it can be soft and natural to add extreme contrast. At `Ohana, we do a lot of balayage color on our guests, and we also offer a cutting-edge technique called eclipting color which is balayage done in a way to contour and bring out or diminish specific facial

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Pramasana This treatment is like a luxurious facial for your scalp. The Pramasana Treatment is specific to treating the scalp, not just the hair. By targeting the health of the scalp, you can combat flaking, redness and itchy scalp. It deep cleanses the follicles to remove product buildup and promote hair growth and lays the groundwork for stronger, more beautiful hair. It helps balance sebum levels to maintain the purity of the scalp at the root of the hair. This treatment penetrates the surface layers of the scalp to nourish and help preserve the scalp’s natural protective barrier while helping protect the scalp from aggressors such as pollution and other free radicals.

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Basically, we carve out individual curls to remove bulk and give the curl a more defined shape.

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Tech Savvy

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Sports Apps for Local Fans

ARTICLE MICHELLE TALSMA EVERSON

t’s fall, which means many sports are taking off locally and nationwide. What are some of the best apps to help you keep up with your favorite teams and

players? We asked a few Valley sports enthusiasts to find out.

VIKTRE

Viktre.com VIKTRE is a up-and-coming global sports app that allows fans and top athletes to interact on a whole new level, according to its makers.

“As a Hall of Fame athlete for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs, VIKTRE gives me something unique: the world's first free and truly global sports app dedicated to discovering and revealing the personal, even private stories of the top Olympic, national team and professional athletes all over the world,” says Nick Lowery, who now calls Scottsdale home. “VICTRE has many of the most famous athletes across the world on our app, like Phoenix's own Michael Phelps—the greatest Olympian Gold medalist of all time—the stars of the NFL, soccer, cricket, hockey, basketball, golf, baseball, wrestling, boxing, auto racing and more!”

UREPP

UREPP.com If you love following amateur sports, this is the app for you.

“This app was created here in the Valley by local entrepreneurs Alex Enright and Paolo Hutchison,” sports fan Jennifer Hutchison says. “This is an app for amateur athletes to livestream their games and create and share their highlights through social media profiles. Along with the iPhone app is the Smart Box, which allows livestreaming of any amateur sporting event. Athletes can livestream their games and grab highlights from those live games as they're happening and save to their profiles. These clips can be shared on social media and email.”

It’s the perfect app for local athletes, coaches, parents and recruiters. Look for UREPP’s official launch soon.

YAHOO BASEBALL AND ESPN

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Scott Hanson, a north Scottsdale resident and Arizona native, has officiated high school football and baseball locally for more than 30 years. He’s also authored two books about local sports. “Who is Gym” and “What’s Your Number," and notes that, for following his favorite national teams, he likes to keep it streamlined.

“For me, it’s pretty simple. I use Yahoo Baseball to keep track of my fantasy baseball team. It provides up-to-the-minute information on player injuries, their stats and matchups. It also keeps me updated on the smack-talk from the other teams in the league, as well as trade offers and roster moves,” he says. “ I also have the ESPN app, which goes beyond just baseball. I have it set up with my favorites, so I get alerted anytime there is news about the Diamondbacks, Cardinals or Packers. I can also use it to watch games in progress.”

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LIFESTYLE'S GUIDE TO

LOC AL FAL L

SPORTS Who to Watch, What to Eat and What to Wear ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS

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Photo cour tesy of the Arizona Cardinals

hile the rest of the nation goes inside to warm up, we're cheering on our hometown teams while grilling outside and wearing flip-flops. Welcome to fall in the Valley of the Sun.

WATCH ARIZONA CARDINALS Founded in 1898, the Arizona Cardinals holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously run professional football franchise in the nation. The team was formed in Chicago and persevered through tough times such as the Great Depression and World War II. After S achs

almost three decades in St. Louis, the team made their way to Phoenix and officially becoming the Arizona Cardinals in 1994. The Cardinals

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fans, known as the Birdgang, are loud, fierce and loyal in “protecting

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the nest,” also known as University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.

ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS The Arizona Diamondbacks have called Phoenix home ever since they were officially voted into the National League on January 16, 1997. The D-backs' first major league game was played against the Colorado Rockies on March 31, 199, at Chase Field. Since their debut, the D-backs have won five National League West titles, one National League Championship pennant and—who can forget— the 2001 World Series. It was the first World Series ever played in

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Rising Football Club was founded in 2014 and is a member of the

State Forty Eight is the brainchild of

United Soccer League. In March 2017, the team played their first

three Chandler men. They design shirts

game of the year at their new soccer complex, which was built on

and accessories that show off pride

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Didier Drogba was signed to the team and also assumed a role as co-owner of Phoenix Rising FC.

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LIFESTYLE’S GUIDE TO LOCAL FALL SPORTS (CON TI N U ED)

Sonoran Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Fire Roasted Peppers Makes 4 servings

INGREDIENTS 8 slices of sourdough bread 4 tablespoons butter, softened to room temperature Smoked chili aioli ½ pound menonita cheese (substitute Monterey Jack or Danish fontina) ½ cup aged Monterey Jack (substitute Parmigiano-Reggiano) Proof 's Chipotle

INSTRUCTIONS

Bacon Caramel Co

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1. Preheat an electric griddle to 350 degrees. Lay the bread out on a cutting board and spread each slice with a thin layer of butter on one side. Lay the bread out on the hot griddle, butter side down and cover each piece

Chipotle Bacon Carmel Corn

of bread with a heaping teaspoon of smoked chili aioli.

2. Arrange a slice of menonita cheese on top of the aioli followed by a sprinkling of the aged Monterey Jack. Divide the fire roasted peppers between four slices of bread and

INGREDIENTS

griddle until crispy and golden brown.

1 cup brown sugar 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.

3. Flip the four slices of plain cheese bread over on

3. Bake at 290 degrees for about

8 tablespoons butter

top of the peppers pressing down with a spatula. Cut

Spice Mix 4 tablespoons corn syrup

into halves and serve.

INGREDIENTS 2 tablespoons honey ½ ounces chipotle 1 tablespoons kosher salt

Smoked Chili Aioli

1/3 cup white popcorn kernels, unpopped)

½ ounces paprika

INGREDIENTS

½ cup cooked bacon

½ ounces chili powder

½ cup mayonnaise ½ teaspoon adobo sauce (from a can of chipotle chiles) ½ teaspoon smoked paprika ½ teaspoon lime juice

½ ounces cayenne

INSTRUCTIONS

1 ¼ ounces kosher salt

1. Pop the popcorn. Chop the cooked bacon. Bring brown sugar, butter, corn

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Combine all ingredients.

syrup, honey and salt to a boil. Add

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Whisk all ingredients together in a small mixing bowl. Taste and adjust adobo and lime if necessary.

bacon. Let cool for a few minutes—this will keep the popcorn from shrinking

Recipe courtesy of Chef Dell Morris of

as much. Toss over the popcorn.

Proof restaurant at the Four Seasons

2. Spread out onto a wax paper-

Fire Roasted Peppers

Resort Scottsdale.

lined pan. Sprinkle with spice mix.

INGREDIENTS 2 large red bell peppers, roasted, peeled and cut in strips 2 poblano chiles, roasted, peeled and cut in strips 2 tablespoons cilantro, chopped 2 teaspoons honey 2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar Kosher salt to taste

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Combine the peppers and chiles in a small mixing bowl. Stir in the cilantro, honey and vinegar; season to taste with salt.

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EAT Hosting a watch-party for the big game?

Impress your guests with an array of healthy and not-so-healthy game day grub by featuring these recipes straight from the kitchens of local chefs.

Cranberry Coconut Blitz Bites

El Panzon y Frida' s sp icy kale and avocado d ip

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INGREDIENTS 2 cups oatmeal 1 1/3 cups unsulfered, unsweetened coconut flakes 1 cup almond butter 1 cup hemp hearts 1 cup dried cranberries 1/3 cup honey 2 tablespoons coconut oil 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Dash of Himalayan pink salt

Spicy Kale and Avocado dip

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Pour all ingredients into a large bowl. Mix with clean hands and roll into balls.

2. Place in fridge, covered for at least 15-20 minutes for the balls to retain their shape. Set out for a touchdown celebration with your friends!

INGREDIENTS

Recipe courtesy of Lauren McBride, a holistic nutri-

2 bunches of kale, cooked and dry

tion, fitness and life coach based in Arcadia.

2 tablespoons of lemon juice 2 serrano peppers, no seeds 1 ½ avocado 1 small garlic clove ¾ cup of raw blanched almonds ½ bunch of cilantro Kosher salt Vegetables and fresh bread to dip

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Burrito Bar A burrito bar is a simple way to create an impressive buffet with options for everyone. Finish it off with fresh lime

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Put the kale, serrano peppers, avocado, garlic, almonds, cilantro and salt in a food processor and blend until smooth.

2. Serve with fresh vegetables and bread.

wedges, cilantro, smashed avocado and a tray of all different hot sauces. The more you have, the better it will set up!

The Over Easy Breakfast Burrito is a favorite go-to. Roll eggs, bacon or sausage, hash browns, pico de gallo and

Recipe courtesy of Paulina Martinez, executive chef of El Panzon y Frida in

cheese into an easy-to-eat flour tortilla. May's pro tip: To keep

Old Town Scottsdale.

eggs fresh, whip some sour cream into soft scrambled eggs when they come off the heat. It adds a nice flavor and keeps them from oxidizing and developing that sulfur taste.

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NEIGHBORHOOD

LIST PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/LIST

*DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

KACHINA ESTATES

$3,598,000

$3,600,000

100%

85

4

4.5

CAMELBACK WAY

$825,000

$825,000

100%

14

4

3

EL CAMELLO

$3,400,000

$3,400,000

100%

1

5

5.5

LA COLINA

$3,195,000

$3,195,000

100%

0

5

4

ORANGE VALLEY ESTATES

$910,000

$910,000

100%

1

5

4

ENCLAVE AT BORGATA

$955,487

$955,487

100%

0

2

2

CASA BLANCA 2

$895,000

$884,750

99%

29

2

2.5

ESPERANZA ESTATES 2

$1,550,000

$1,530,000

99%

146

5

4.5

BILTMORE SHORES

$889,000

$875,000

98%

42

3

2.5

TWO BILTMORE ESTATES

$1,998,000

$1,950,000

98%

183

3

3.5

INGLESIDE CLUB

$774,900

$755,000

97%

123

4

3

ESPLANADE PLACE

$950,000

$925,000

97%

590

2

2

ESTATES AT LINCOLN

$1,695,000

$1,650,000

97%

58

4

3.5

MADISON VISTAS

$924,900

$900,000

97%

128

4

3.5

HACIENDA GRANADA 4

$824,000

$799,000

97%

103

4

4

CHENEY ESTATES

$2,450,000

$2375,000

97%

12

4

4.5

RANCHO DEL MONTE

$1,275,000

$1,235,000

97%

172

4

3.5

ANDORRA

$895,000

$865,000

97%

323

4

4.5

CAMELBACK VILLA

$1,175,000

$1,130,000

96%

99

4

3.5

E BERNIEL LN

$1,850,000

$1,775,000

96%

108

5

5.5

VILLARESI

$4,850,000

$4,650,000

96%

309

7

12

CHARNWOOD

$3,500,000

$3,350,000

96%

277

6

6.5

Information obtained from Comparative Market Analysis from ARMLS for all agents for 8-1-17 through 8-31-17. *DOM=Days on Market.

Hops & Vines

LOC

AL BEER GUIDE

TAKE FLIGHT: HOT LOCAL PLACES TO GRAB A COLD ONE ARTICLE KATHLEEN BLAIR

TWO BROTHERS BREWING COMPANY 4321 N. Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480.378.3001

TwoBrothersBrewing.com It was the love of great beer that had brothers Jim and Jason Ebel traveling the world. In 1996, having returned from living in France, they decided to take their passion to another level and opened Two Brothers Brewing Company in Warrenville, Illinois. Then, in early 2015, the successful brothers opened the Scottsdale restaurant and taproom and started beer production that October. Today, their passion has developed into the creation and distribution of multiple products including coffee, tea, crafted sodas and cinnamon root beer.

Head brewer Robert Rodriguez started homebrewing beer in 2008 and worked another four years with various breweries. His creativity develops new brews every couple of months. One of his creations, High Noon, has become the Scottsdale brewery’s best-seller. He has two new seasonal brews for this fall and winter; Lyin’ Eyes, a white stout with chocolate and orange infused flavors and Dragon Eyes, a cinnamon orange with Two Brothers black tea.

There are five beers brewed on-site and served on tap plus 11 beers brewed in Warrenville. The Domaine DuPage, a French country ale, is the flagship beer and is caramel tasting with a slight sweetness. The wide selection of food items on the menu is designed to accompany your beverage of choice. High Noon goes well with just about everything, especially the fried chicken or the margherita pizza with roasted garlic, pine nuts, fresh mozzarella cheese and Domaine DuPage Crust. Lyn’ Eyes pairs well with the tuna Nicoise salad and the Hoisin-Sriracha glazed Brussel sprouts that are grilled with spiced cashews, Fresno chili, sesame seeds and scallions.

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Two Brothers Brewing Company

Papago Brewing Co,

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PAPAGO BREWING CO. 7107 McDowell Road Scottsdale, AZ 85257 480.425.7439

PapagoBrewing.com

Two Brothers Brewing Company

Ron Kloth didn’t realize that his college days of homebrewing would eventually become a lifetime passion. He opened Papago Brewing in 2001 as a homebrew supply store and tasting room and now serves 500 beers, in bottles and cans and 30 craft beers on tap that continually rotate.

Although not currently an active brewer, Papago Brewing continues to serve their two famous beers, Orange Blossom Ale and Coconut Joe Stout. Huss Brewing Company acquired these two beers along with the Papago beer brands. Orange Blossom Ale is a light beer

Papago Brewing Co,

that has a smooth, fruity taste. Ron describes its taste as “like a Creamsicle in a glass.” The Coconut Joe Stout is a coconut coffee stout with a bolder flavor, a toasted coconut aroma and a touch of vanilla for a little sweetness.

Papago Brewing Co,

The Orange Blossom Ale pairs well with the citrus salad that’s tossed with orange blossom vinaigrette or the house-favorite Flammekuek Belgian pizza that’s made with sour cream, Swiss cheese, caramelized onions and bacon. The Coconut Joe Stout pairs nicely with the T-Rex pizza made with pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham, red sauce and mozzarella.

Ron, one of the founding members of the Arizona Society of Homebrewers, also carries local beers; a large refrigerator holds beers from around the world, including an Austria beer, radler and German beers from Weihenstephan Brewery, the oldest continuously operating brewery since 1040.

“Beer is best drank fresh, so one should buy local beers,” Ron says. “When refrigerated, can beer stays fresh for six months compared to three to four months for bottled beer as the light breaks down the flavor. If stored at room temperature, the freshness is cut in half.”

Partners Kristen Drewes and Johnny Miller assist with the operations of this proven brewery in south Scottsdale that will have a new home once the Papago Plaza is renovated.

CONTINUED >

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(CON TI N U ED)

GOLDWATER BREWING CO. 3608 N. Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, AZ 85251 480.350.7305

GoldwaterBrewing.com In just 2 1/2 years, Goldwater Brewing Co. has made its mark as being a major player in the local brewing industry. This family-owned and operated brewery may be relatively new, but there are 30+ years of home brewing experience that has contributed to their rapid success. Greg McClelland’s passion as a young adult has since rubbed onto his two sons, Chad and Dillon, who helped him make beer growing up, and his son-in-law Jimmy Disken. Today, Chad is the brewmaster, Dillon is the creative director and Jimmy oversees the daily operations and distribution.

Located in a charming, old building that once housed a shooting supplies store adds to the charm of this brewery. There’s a warm and friendly atmosphere in this quaint taproom located in Old Town Scottsdale.

Here, beer enthusiasts come together to enjoy 17+ of the original 67 Goldwater craft beers on tap and socialize in this neighborhood pub.

The varieties of the beers rotate and are served directly from the Brite

Goldwater Brewing Co.

tanks, which ensure it’s the freshest beer you can get.

“We’ve gone from brewing 10 gallons to 10 barrels, and, now we are going from brewing to serving to distributing," Dillon says.

Besides serving their crafted beer in the taproom, the intimate Gold Mine Underground Tap & Barrel Room located in the basement that once was the infamous shooting range. Now, lagering tanks fill the shooting tubes and eight barrel-aged and specialty beers are on tap.

It’s a great location for small gatherings.

With so many recipes in a variety of colors and tastes, it’s not surprising this young brewery has been recognized as one of the best local breweries in the United States by Travel & Leisure magazine.

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Inspired By

or some women, getting a mammogram isn’t something they want to do, but it’s an important appointment that should not go ignored.

Solis Mammography is changing the

way mammograms are perceived and performed by providing a comfort-driven, patient-centric environment that helps put patients at ease while offering advanced, top-of-the-line breast-imaging technology and expert interpretations.

“We specialize exclusively on breast

health,” Lana Yoder Dale, regional director of operations for Arizona, says. “All of our radiologists are board-certified in diagnostic radiology and completed additional education and training in breast imaging.”

Dr. Connie Jones

As a breast cancer survivor, Yoder

Dale is passionate about providing early detection for women.

“I’m a huge advocate for women’s health, particularly breast health,” she says, mentioning that Solis offers advanced 3-D imaging, also called tomosynthesis. “We offer the latest

Eliminating The Fear S O L I S M A M M O G R A P H Y O F F E R S H I G H - Q U A L I T Y, C O M PA S S I O N AT E C A R E ARTICLE MINDY HASKINS and greatest imaging technology that increases the early detection rate by 54 percent and decreases the recall rate—the amount of times a woman has to be called back for further testing—by 37 percent. It really can save lives.”

As the largest private breast-imaging practice in the country, Solis provides a “Peace of Mind Mammogram.” That means they work diligently to take the stress and anxiety of out the mammogram experience and provide patients with a high-level of personalized care and compassion.

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“One of the things that I like best about my job is that I get the added value of seeing the patients,” Dr. Connie Jones, a radiologist at Solis, says. “To me, it’s personally fulfilling when I’m able to talk with a patient and make sure that her concerns are being addressed. Also, working in conjunction with the woman’s doctor improves the likelihood that she’s receiving well-rounded care.”

Jones, who recently wrote a book for the general public on the mammogram process called the “Breast Test Book,” has been a radiologist for 20 years. After her radiology residency, she trained for an additional year learning all of the specifics of breast imaging. She says the two biggest risk factors for breast cancer are being a woman (gender) and getting older (age).

“All women have the same baseline risk, and a mammogram is clearly the best tool we have in terms of finding breast cancer and decreasing mortality,” Jones says. She advises women start getting mammograms annually at age 40. (Most mammograms are covered by insurance.)

“Some women may experience mild discomfort, but I tell them to see this as a beneficial exam, that if there was something there, we would find it early—and that helps to reduce their anxiety about the procedure,” she says. “Most patients leave feeling relieved that it wasn’t as bad as they thought.”

Along with the spa-like atmosphere of each center, Solis’ warm and caring staff help make the entire procedure as comfortable as possible.

“When a patient comes in we want them to feel like a part of our family,” Yoder Dale says. “We treat them like our mother, our sister, our daughter.”

Solis currently has four locations in the Phoenix metro area: Chandler, Glendale, Central Phoenix and Paradise Valley. To learn more or schedule an appointment online, visit SolisMammo.com.

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Lifestyle Calendar

October

OCTOBER 14-15 ARIZONA TACO FESTIVAL SALT RIVER FIELDS AT TALKING STICK The 2017 Arizona Taco Festival is just around the corner and better than ever. The 2017 ArizonaTaco Festival combines a fierce taco competition, Chihuahua beauty pageant, lucha libre wrestlers and cock-

OCTOBER 3

tail competition for a taco- and tequila-filled weekend.

NATIONAL BUTTERFLY DAY BUTTERFLY WONDERLAND

OCTOBER 14

Enjoy a children’s craft table, take photos with the Butterfly Fairy Leslie

AMANDA HOPE RAINBOW ANGEL'S NIGHT OF HOPE GALA

Campa, take advantage of face painting in addition to temporary tat-

MONTELUCIA

toos, a coloring table and educational carts with tons of butterflies facts.

Amanda Hope Rainbow Angel's fifth annual Night of Hope Gala will be

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taking place at the Montelucia on Saturday, October 14. The Night of Hope is an unforgettable affair filled with a sit-down dinner, cocktails, live music,

OCTOBER 4

mystery boxes and auctions. Please join to honor the dignity for the journey

SEVENTH ANNUAL INTEGRITY SUMMIT EVENT

of our childhood cancer warriors! AmandaHopeRainbowAngels.org

CHATEAU LUXE The seventh annual Integrity Summit event returns on Wednesday, October 4, at the Chateau Luxe. Join the best of the best in business, government and nonprofits as they share their real-life stories on this year’s theme, "winning with integrity."

OCTOBER 7 ARIZONA’S INAUGURAL MAC & CHEESE FESTIVAL SCOTTSDALE WATERFRONT Fall brings many of our favorite things: the return of football, bearable temperatures and all things pumpkin to name just a few. This October another longtime favorite can be added to the list with Arizona’s inaugural Mac & Cheese Festival taking place along the Scottsdale Waterfront on from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday, October 7.

OCTOBER 7 ESPAÑA MASKER AIDE BALL FAIRMONT SCOTTSDALE PRINCESS Black tie and masks preferred.

Cocktail reception, entertainment,

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OCTOBER 27 THE MARSHALL GALLERY OF FINE ART SPECIAL CHARITY CONCERT AND ART SHOW MARSHALL GALLERY OF FINE ARTS The Marshall Gallery of Fine Art Special Charity Concert and Art Show will feature a solo performance by pianist Tavit Tashjian.

Sponsored free reception from 6 p.m. to 6:50 p.m. Piano concert and art show at 7 p.m.

OCTOBER 27 FALL KIDS FESTIVAL AT ODYSEA IN THE DESERT ODYSEA IN THE DESERT ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION Guests are invited to OdySea in the Desert Entertainment District for their first-ever Fall-tastic Halloween event from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.! Guests will enjoy costume contests for best group costume, best character costume and most unique costume with a chance to win prizes including tickets to the popular OdySea Aquarium! Families will also enjoy themed music, on-site games, crafts, inflatables and more! OdyseaInTheDesert.com

NOVEMBER 2 SIPS AND SOUNDS THE SHOPS GAINEY VILLAGE Guests are invited to celebrate the season with the return of Sips and Sounds at the SHOPS Gainey Village. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. November 2, the popular Urban Electra string quartet will perform live under the stars. Guests will be treated to complimentary soft drinks and food for purchase from many of the shopping center’s famed restaurants.

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business directory AD AGENCY My Biz Niche (602) 753-4917 mybizniche.com

CHARITIES & FUNDRAISERS

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FINANCIAL SERVICES & PLANNING FineMark National Bank & Trust - Gainey Village (480) 607-4860 finemarkbank.com

MidFirst Bank (480) 857-8841 midfirst.com

FOOD & BEVERAGE Dutch Bros Coffee (541) 941-1152 dutchbros.com

HEALTH & WELLNESS Hypoxi (480) 794-1776 HypoxiBody.com

Solis Mammography (469) 398-4150 solismammo.com

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Benjamin Moore & Hunter Douglas/ Arizona Paint Supply (480) 757-2000 azpaintsupply.com

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Van Leer & Edwards Insurance Services (480) 776-6979 vanleerins.com

INTERIOR DESIGN Closet Factory (480) 998-2070 closetfactory.com

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Cesar Mazier Landscaping & Consulting (602) 265-0920 cmazier.com

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RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGE Tomaso's When in Rome (480) 404-6085 tomasoswheninrome.com

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Parting Thoughts

A

2

F O R T H E L O V E O F T H E G A M E

s the president of sports management for FineMark Bank,

David Highmark helps professional athletes

achieve

their

financial

D A V I D H I G H M A R K ’ S T O P 4 S P O R T S H I G H L I G H T S ARTICLE KORY KILMER

Illinois. Pete was probably my favor-

3

ite human being of all time. He was

our entire family were Red Sox

genuine, thoughtful, charismatic

fans. Two of my favorite athlete cli-

FULFILLING A DREAM

and lit up a room. He later went on to

ents played on the 2004 and 2013

Despite throwing seven no-hit-

coach with Bud Wilkinson with the

World Series championship teams

ters in high school (still a state

St. Louis (football) Cardinals before

and

record in Indiana, I believe)

ending his career as

during those championship sea-

and having scouts at all my

the

games during my senior year,

director of the

to see the Red Sox end

academics we always the priority

NFL Hall of

the long drought of years

in my family so I never consid-

Fame

in

without a championship, I

ered a professional contract and

Canton,

was even more excited to

opted instead to attend college at

Ohio.

see my friends be a big

goals. An athlete himself, David’s life has woven together his love of both sports and business for more than 30 years. Here, he shares four of his

1

most memorable highlights.

WORKING FOR A LEGEND

After graduate school, I went to work for two years as an assistant athletic director at the University of Miami under the legendary Pete Elliott, who coached football at Oklahoma, Nebraska, Cal and

Dartmouth. Playing pro ball was

executive

BREAKING THE CURSE

Although we grew up in Indiana

were

major

contributors

sons. Not only was I thrilled

part of baseball history!

always my ultimate sports dream, however, and nothing will ever

4

LIVING THE UPS AND DOWNS

Having over 170 clients

top being drafted by the Baltimore

competing year-round

Orioles after my junior year at

allows me something to

Dartmouth. Unfortunately, a

tune in to almost every

torn rotator cuff ended the

day. From hoping they

dream the spring train-

make the cut at a golf

ing following my rookie

tournament to baseball

year, and it was offi-

players striking out three

cially time to get a

times only to drive in the

"real job."

game-winning run to winning a Grand Slam tennis title and everything in between, I am constantly rejoicing over their triumphs and agonizing over their defeats. It's equal parts exhilarating and draining, but always worth it, as these aren't just clients—they are my friends.

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