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Nearly 300 high school girls from across Arizona traveled to University of Arizona for the 67nd session of the American Legion Auxiliary’s Arizona Girls State.

Girls State was organized as a national Americanism activity by the 1937 American Legion Auxiliary National Convention.

A national committee to direct the program was created by the 1946 American Legion Auxiliary National Convention.

Girls State is a practical application of Americanism and good citizenship.

This year’s Gilbert and Chandler attendees included: Mesquite High School students Addie Fairley, Cynthia Tran and Caitlin Magee; Campo Verde High School student Jill Jones; Seaton Catholic Preparatory student Gabriella Mazza; Gilbert Classical Academy student Megan Bowers; Higley High School students Natalie Stoltoman, Azucena Rodriguez and Sydney Barry; Gilbert High School student Rachel Bond and Chandler High School student Sarah Baker.

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“Similar to past years, we have senior staff that work as city and county advisers, while junior counselors return from the previous year’s Girl State to assist senior staff in the education (and fun) process,” she said.

Arizona Girls State is comprised of 12 cities and four countries.

There were 24 to 28 girls in each city and approximately 75 girls in each county. The girls were divided into two pseudo political parties, federalists and nationalists.

Precinct committeemen watched over all the elections and assisted the political parties.

Each city also elected a mayor and a counsel and wrote their own ordinances and resolutions, while passing a budget and planning for planning and zoning.

Each city was also assigned to a country, where participants continued campaigning to elect individuals to the county and state positions.

Throughout the week, participants conducted regular city and party meetings, wrote and debated bills, received instruction from actual elected state and county officials.

Throughout the week, participants elected two delegates as senators to attend the prestigious Girls Nation held the following month in Washington, D.C. Girls Nation is an all-expense-paid week with other Girls Staters from across the nation who will debate federal issues they present as bills. They also visit the Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, the White House and other memorials in or near the nation’s capital.

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A study by Estately says Arizona Googles the term “conjugal visits” more than any other state. And that wasn’t even the worst of them. We’re looking at you, Illinois.

According to a U.S. Census Bureau looking back report, Gilbert and Goodyear are among the fastest-growing municipalities in the country, placing 12th and sixth respectively. Of course, that’s hardly news to the residents of those areas.

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Congratulations to Gilbert’s Emily Kocher.

The 18-year-old Desert Ridge High School student was able to graduate on time, despite the inhibiting cancer treatments she has been undergoing for sarcoma. Kocher entered remission on March 5.

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The university will open doors in August 2015.

Cody Vasquez, who is all of 12 years old, will join 54 children from ages 8 to 12 in Washington, D.C., on July 18 for the third annual Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, hosted by first lady Michelle Obama, Epicurious and the education and agriculture department. Cody’s family owns three Mexican restaurant concepts around Arizona: Someburros, Isabel’s Amor and Poncho’s. Cody, who will be the sixth-grade student council president at Quartz Hill Elementary in the fall, won his spot with his shrimp tacos with watermelon jicama salad recipes.

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Topgolf is under construction near SanTan Village.

Speaking of SanTan Village, the area around it is bursting with new restaurants. Smashburger will soon open near Costco on South SanTan Village Parkway in Gilbert. Seattle-based MOD Pizza announced via Twitter that it’s set to open in July at the shopping center.

Nourish, where everything is gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free and peanut-free,

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By Tracy House For Sheryl Robinson, being involved in The Mom-e Club has been a rewarding experience. The Gilbert mother and entrepreneur was recently named the 2014 Mom Entrepreneur of the Year as a member of The Mom-e Club.

Robinson’s been in real estate for 11 years and the owner/broker of Home Key Realty for the last five years. She’s the mother of two sons, ages 21 and 15. Robinson became involved with The Mom-e Club a little more than six months ago when she met another club member. She explained that what drew her to The Mom-e Club was that the members understand, support and encourage each other. “I went and was immediately drawn to it and joined that day.”

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“Everything’s always a journey and while you’re on that journey, things change, things reveal themselves. I can’t say it’s just down to one—it’s a multitude of things. My goal is always to do better today than what I did yesterday,” Robinson explained.

One thing Robinson said was part of her inspiration was to have a strong work ethic as an example to her children.

“I’ve always told my children growing up it’s my job to raise you to be a person that can live a life independent of me. That’s my job, that’s what I need to do for you.”

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By Lynette Carrington Gilbert resident Chad Nuckles, who owns Nuckles Meat Co., pays homage to his family with his old-style beef jerky production methods.

Nuckles Meat Co. may have been incorporated in May 2013, but the tradition started with Nuckles’ grandfather.

“He didn’t do any of the smokehouse or finish and preparation,” Nuckles said.

“He learned the butcher trade when he was in the Navy and he would cut meat on a submarine for the servicemen in 1941. He officially opened his shop in ’59, was a butcher for years and my uncle and father continued the business of Nuckles Meat Shop. I wanted to do the fun side of the business and get the finished product to the consumer.”

Nuckles’ jerky utilizes different meats including beef, bison, elk, venison and turkey.

“Our elk, venison and bison come out of Colorado and everything else is from Arizona,” he said. “We try to get

as much as we can locally. We’re really picky about where we get our meat.

I investigated five different facilities before selecting one where we wanted to source our meat.”

The “smokehouse” that Nuckles previously mentioned is a 200-squarefoot mobile production facility. It is constructed like a traditional log cabin on a dual axle trailer and has 85 racks for smoking jerky that rotates hourly during the smoking process.

Unlike most jerky manufacturers who dehydrate jerky meat and then add liquid smoke for flavor, Nuckles creates jerky with old-school methods.

“Smoking with wood seasons the inside of the meat,” he said. “The more you use it, the better the meat, and the smoke adds flavor.”

Smoking takes about 10 hours and flavor is helped along with the assistance of Jack Daniel’s whiskey barrel wood chips from Tennessee.

Unlike dehydrating methods, smoking jerky with wood from start to finish leaves the meat tender and pliable.

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Chad Nuckles and co-worker Morgan Gunnell show off the Nuckles Meat Co.’s “mobile cabin” jerky smoker.

Nuckles Meat Co.’s jerky also contains no sodium nitrate or MSG and is gluten-free.

Nuckles receives day-to-day help from Morgan Gunnell, whom Nuckles refers to as his “smoking wingman,” and a group of three gals who assist at farmers markets.

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By Meghan McCoy The Phoenix Children’s Hospital is scheduled to open its first inpatient unit outside of the downtown campus within Mercy Gilbert Medical Center on Oct. 1.

“We took hold of the unit on June 1 and just started construction and repurposing,” said Dr. Ryan Bode, comedical director, patient safety and quality chief for the hospitalist division of the Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

“It will feel and look very similar to Phoenix Children’s Hospital and brands so to speak.”

In 2011, Dignity Health entered into a strategic alliance, which transfers its pediatric services to the Phoenix Children’s Hospital main campus.

“What is unique about what we are doing out here is that the partnership that exists really brings the best of resources that both organizations can offer to the community,” said Chandler Regional and Mercy Gilbert medical centers’ President and CEO Tim Bricker. “We are excited to bring that world class of resources and a new set of services and expertise for children and families here.”

He said the detailed planning and consideration to repurpose the unit developed over the past year.

Bricker explained the pediatric unit is replacing the short-stay adult nursing unit, which is being moved to the fourth floor. The new 16-bed adult

observation unit will cost $1.5 million to construct.

“The goal is to bring care closer to the East Valley to enable families and patients to stay closer to home when it is safe to do so,” Bode said.

Mercy Gilbert Medical Center’s pediatric unit closed down three years ago, according to Bricker. It was then turned into an adult nursing unit.

“It’s important because there is a significant community need for pediatric services,” Bricker said due young growth and the high birth rate. “Phoenix Children’s Hospital is a wonderful hospital, but rather far away.”

The Phoenix Children’s Hospital is developing a 22-bed inpatient pediatric nursing unit that will be managed and operated by its staff. The unit will also have an in-house pharmacy and pharmacist. The unit will be used for general common pediatric conditions.

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By Tracy House They sparkle, pop, crack and whistle.

They create the collective oohs and ahs from the crowd as they light up the sky.

Fireworks are time-honored traditions for July 4, and even the biggest kid enjoys setting them off. But, they can also be dangerous if not handled properly.

Deputy Chief of Community Services for Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department, Mike Connor, recommended the safest thing to do to enjoy fireworks this July 4 is to attend a public show. He said that Gilbert partners with Central Christian Church for a community fireworks celebration. Central Christian Church is located at the southeast corner of Lindsay and Germann roads.

“The No. 1 safest thing to do is go to a public show,” Connor said. “We

do know that the booths are up and people are selling fireworks. Fireworks are synonymous with our celebration of July 4th but it basically brings about 200 people on average to the emergency room in the month with fireworks related injuries, nationally.”

Connor stressed fireworks are not for kids. “A lot of people think of fireworks and kids, but we tell people never allow young children to play with or light or ignite those fireworks. They are very, very dangerous.”

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Summer can be a drain on your energy bills, especially here in Arizona, however there are some things that you can do to offset the seasonal impact on your pocketbook.

These DIY projects will help you save on summer cooling costs to keep your home’s temperature down during the hot season.

• Add Some Green Around Your Home. Provide natural shade to your home by planting trees and bushes. You especially want shade that falls directly on windows and doors to block the harsh summer sun. This will help to diffuse the heat and keep your home a bit cooler.

• Create Artificial Shade. Consider installing awnings above windows that face the sun. Awnings that can be rolled up or down offer the choice of letting in the sun versus keeping the windows in the shade.

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• Thermostat Control.

Run your thermostat a little warmer through the summer. According to FamilyHandyman.com, you can save from 5 percent to 10 percent on cooling costs for each degree higher than 78 degrees that you keep your thermostat.

• Summer Window Treatments.

Covering the windows with dark, opaque curtains keeps the light out as well as the heat. Shades come in a variety of designs, so you can still have an attractive window treatment while saving on your energy costs.

• Install Ceiling Fans. Ceiling fans help air circulate through the house.

In the summer, ceiling fans should draw the air up. This brings the cool air up from the floor to mix with the room air, keeping the entire room comfortable.

• Change Light Bulbs. The standard incandescent light bulb generates a lot of heat. Newer compact fluorescent light bulbs, or CFLs, are cooler and don’t use as much energy. Although more expensive than incandescent, the CFLs will save you in the long run by reducing your energy and cooling needs. I’ve found some great deals on CFLs at Costco recently, too.

Melissa Hurst, a Valley-based deal-hunting savings pro, is also a mom of three. She understands the importance of budgeting and shares her savings tips in her column. Visit www.SavingCentsWithSense.net, where she shares her passion for bargain-hunting and strategies for stretching a budget.

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become part of the enforcement issue in Arizona: de-regulated novelties such as sparklers, smoke devices and novelties legal for sale and use; permitted “nonaerial” consumer fireworks; and prohibited “aerial” consumer fireworks.

Sparklers, caps, poppers and snakes are novelty items and can be purchased and used throughout the year. Consumer fireworks, such as ground based sparklers that emit showers of sparks are what are available at the tents and stores. In the Town of Gilbert the restricted fireworks for use, or permissible consumer fireworks, are allowed only on Thursday, July 3, through Saturday, July 5. Finally, the prohibited “aerial” consumer fireworks are the types used in the permitted public fireworks displays only. These include skyrockets and firecrackers that are not allowed by law to consumers.

Connor stressed that use is limited to private property with the owner’s permission. Fireworks use is

prohibited on all public property— such as schools, streets and parking lots. “Fireworks are dangerous. If you are going to use them, use the permissible ones. Follow the law. Use them in the right place. Use them at the right time. Always have an adult use them. The No. 1 message is if you want to be safe and avoid injuries, stay away from the consumer fireworks and take your family to one of the public fireworks shows.”

For more information on fireworks safety visit the Town of Gilbert fire department website at www.gilbertaz. gov in the fire department section, under fire prevention safety.

“Ignorance is not an excuse,” Connor said. “The information is out there.

We’ve got a fantastic website. All the information is available. If you are going to use them, educate yourself on the dangers. Educate yourself on what’s legal, what’s illegal and basically just know the safest thing you can do is go to a public show.”

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The second recipe for strawberry pie is an all-American favorite and this recipe really brings out the true flavor of fresh strawberries.

I hope you enjoy both! Stay cool and I’ll see you next month.

Watermelon Cake with Whipped Cream Frosting 1 watermelon Fruit for garnish: (1 pint blueberries, 1 pint strawberries, 6-7 Kiwi, 2 cups grapes, 1 large orange) 2 pints whipping cream (or more for large watermelon) 1 small (3 oz) package Jell-O Instant Vanilla Pudding 2-3 tablespoons powdered sugar

Cut rind off entire watermelon.

Make a slice through the bottom to make a base so it will remain steady on a plate. Cut watermelon the size and shape you want your cake. (A flat top cake is easier to garnish with fruit.)

Pack paper towels around the entire watermelon to soak up watermelon

juice. (The dryer the watermelon, the easier it will be to frost.)

For the Stabilized Whipped Cream Frosting: For each cup of whipped cream used, add 1 tablespoon of instant vanilla pudding and 1 tablespoon of powdered sugar. For sweeter frosting, add more powdered sugar.

Whip together until stiff peaks form. Frost cake with spatula or place frosting in piping bag with large star tip. (I use a 14- or 16-inch piping bag.) Garnish with fresh fruit and slice in wedges. Serve immediately.

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remaining 2 cups strawberries and combine with cup of sugar in a medium saucepan. Add lemon juice.

Cook over medium heat and bring to a boil, stirring frequently.

In a small bowl or measuring cup, whisk together cornstarch and water.

Gradually stir cornstarch mixture into boiling strawberry mixture.

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One of the joys of this job is finding look out on a fun patio with picnic new restaurants that I just can’t wait to tables and umbrellas. The 14 tables share with family, friends and readers. inside provide the perfect spot to Brooklyn V’s Pizza opened about eight relax, eat some great Italian food and months ago with chef, Vito Lopiccolo, watch TV or visit with family and and manager, Bob Manino, both of friends. The eclectic pictures, baskets whom have extensive food service and mirrors on the walls give a homey experience. feel as do the wonderful smells coming Vito, originally from the kitchen just from Sicily, owned a behind the counter restaurant in Staten and bar area.

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By Lynette Carrington Gilbert resident Larry “Tank” Jones is an actor who has lined up some impressive roles in 2014. Known for his career in hip hop as well as roles in “Three Kings,” “CSI: Miami” and “Breaking Bad,” Jones has elevated his commitment to acting, which he has pursued since he was a child.

“I did a ‘Sesame Street’ commercial when I was 2,” Jones said. “I had a career that was going and I had an agency that wanted to represent me as a child.”

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In high school, he attended and graduated from Barbizon School of Modeling. He eventually took acting lessons and then found his way into hip hop.

Jones moved to Arizona from Illinois after high school so he could attend Arizona State University, from which he earned a marketing degree.

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Jones founded the nonprofit organization Choices Empowerment, which focuses on the messages of anti-bullying and making positive life choices. He speaks at schools and churches around the Valley.

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He loves his speaking engagements, which have brought him to Skyline and Highland high schools. He even partnered with 13th Floor Haunted House for its “Don’t Be a Monster” campaign against bullying.

“We also give away scholarships every year,” Jones added.

Recently, Jones headed to Raleigh, North Carolina, where he is shooting “Union Bound.” He’ll will portray slave Jim Young in the film that is based on a true story.

“Three Union soldiers are captured by the Confederacy and transferred to Andersonville Prison,” Jones explained. “It was notorious. It had tens of thousands of captured soldiers who were treated worse than slaves.

My character is a slave and stable hand that assists some escaped soldiers in getting back to the north. It’s the most emotionally complex role that I’ve ever read and had to do.”

To prepare for the role, Jones called writer/actor/producer and San Tan Valley resident Ricardo Andres to teach him about horses. From the meeting, he was offered a role in “The Deadliest Gun.” “I had another actor for the role of Ben, but he physically didn’t quite fit the role and he wasn’t a member of Screen Actors Guild,” Andres said. “I met Tank, he was a good fit for the part and was already with the guild, so he got the role.”

The film shoots in San Antonio, Texas, this October. For additional information on Tank Jones or Choices Empowerment, visit www.tankjones. com.

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“The Miracle Worker” WHEN: Through Sat., July 5, various times WHERE: Hale Theatre Arizona, 50 W. Page Ave., Gilbert COST: $16 to $26 meet your neighbor INFO: (480) 497-1181 or www.haletheatrearizona.com The Hale presents the dramatic true story of Anne Sullivan’s struggle to free Helen Keller from her prison of silence and darkness.

“Footloose” WHEN: Thurs., July 10, through Sat., Aug. 23, various times WHERE: Hale Theatre Arizona, 50 W. Page Ave., Gilbert COST: $16 to $26 INFO: (480) 497-1181 or www.haletheatrearizona.com City-boy Ren and his mother have just moved to a small town where dancing is a crime due to the efforts of an ultra-conservative pastor.

Family July 4th Picnic WHEN: Thurs., July 3, at 10:30 a.m.

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Common Threads WHEN: Thurs., July 10, and July 24, from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

WHERE: Perry Branch Library, 1965 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3000 or www.mcldaz.org Join the fellowship of the Common Threads, the Perry knitting and crocheting group and enjoy fun, food and friendship while creating and sharing needlework projects.

Old Fashioned July 4th WHEN: Fri., July 4, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

WHERE: Perry Pool, 1775 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: $3 per adult; $1 per child INFO: www.gilbertaz.gov The picnic includes a variety of activities like bobbing for apples.

Creative Writing WHEN: Wed., July 9, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

WHERE: Perry Branch Library, 1965 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3000 or www.mcldaz.org Local author Gerri Brook will lead a monthly creative writing workshop for beginners to advanced level writers.

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Bird Walk WHEN: Sat., July 12, at 6 p.m.

WHERE: Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch parking lot, 2757 E. Guadalupe Rd., Gilbert COST: $5 INFO: kathe.coot@cox.net This bird walk will be led by experienced birder Kathe Anderson.

Family Engineering with Arizona Science Center WHEN: Sat., July 12, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

WHERE: Southeast Regional Library,

CPR, First Aid and AED Training WHEN: Thurs., July 17, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

WHERE: Southeast Regional Library, 775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert COST: $35 INFO: (480) 503-6256 or www.mcldaz.com This course develops first-aid knowledge and the CPR skills and the confidence to respond to an emergency.

Science Fiction Film Series with Jeremy Carr WHEN: Sat., July 19, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

WHERE: Southeast Regional Library, 775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3235 or www.mcldaz.com Jeremy Carr will present three films in this action-packed science fiction film series.

Lavender Crafting Workshop WHEN: Tues., July 22, at 1 p.m.

WHERE: Perry Branch Library, 1965 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3000 or www.mcldaz.org Make lavender wands with instructor Patti Byhoff.

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July Dancin’ and Splashin’ Luau WHEN: Fri., July 25, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

WHERE: Gilbert Community Center, 130 N. Oak St., Gilbert COST: $5 INFO: (480) 503-6290 or www.gilbertaz.gov This dance is designed specifically for teens and adults with special needs.

Mixed Media Art Journal WHEN: Sat., July 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WHERE: McQueen Park Activity Center, 510 N. Horne St., Gilbert COST: $29 INFO: (480) 503-6294 or www.gilbertaz.gov Various mixed media will be used to paint, stamp. stencil and emboss book pages.

Perry Adult Book Group WHEN: Mon., July 28, at 10:30 a.m.

WHERE Perry Branch Library, 1965 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3000 or www.mcldaz.org This month, the group will be discussing “The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry” by Gabrielle Zevin.

The Food of Arizona with Gregory McNamee WHEN: Thurs., July 31, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

WHERE: Perry Branch Library, 1965 E. Queen Creek Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3000 or www.mcldaz.org Journey with author Gregory McNamee as he explores the taco, a staple of Mexican and MexicanAmerican cooking, and an old standby on an Arizonan’s plate.

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775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert COST: Free INFO: (602) 652-3207 or www.mcldaz.org Family Engineering increases public understanding and appreciation of the role engineering plays in everyday life and promotes creative problem solving, teamwork and communication. It also introduces families to the variety of careers available.

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I Have Been Appointed as Trustee, What Do I Do Now? If a parent or loved one died leaving you as the trustee of their revocable living trust, you may be asking yourself, “What do I Kenneth C. Barney do now?”

First of all, let me tell you, although serving as a trustee can be very rewarding it can also be a thankless job, as you will most likely be very under appreciated by the beneficiaries you are serving. Secondly, I also recommend that you get help and get it quickly, as there are many important things that must be done to properly administer the trust.

As a trustee, you are deemed to be a fiduciary, which means you will be held to a higher standard of care than a normal person would be in dealing with his or her own assets and are to follow your loved one’s instructions as to how such assets are to be used and distributed.

There are many tasks, duties, responsibilities, complexities and pitfalls that a trustee should know while administering a trust. It would be impossible to list and outline all such items in a short article, therefore, the following are merely bullet points of things to be aware of and is not meant to be an all inclusive list of tasks or concerns: • Hire proper legal representation to help you understand the terms of the trust and inform you of your duties and responsibilities; • Gather and protect assets immediately, do not let items “walk

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away” from the home during funeral services or other family events; • Legally take over as trustee, signing an acceptance of trustee document; • Notice beneficiaries of the trust within the statutory time; • Create and sign a new certificate of trust; • Obtain a new tax identification number for the trust, if necessary; • Prepare a full inventory and appraisement of trust assets; • Identify nontrust assets and determine if a probate is necessary; • Work with a CPA to make sure all required tax returns have been filed; • Identify and deal with creditors of the decedent’s estate; • Prepare and submit trust accounting to trust beneficiaries; • Obtain receipt and release documents from beneficiaries acknowledging that they have received what they are entitled to from the trust.

Lastly, my best advice to you is to make sure you always properly communicate with the beneficiaries, periodically informing them as to the status of the administration, answer questions, and seek their advice and recommendations when appropriate.

Kenneth C. Barney is a partner with Rowley Chapman and Barney, whose practice is limited to family based estate planning, tax planning, probate and trust administration and guardianship matters and can be reached at (480) 833-1113.

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Classic Dental Care Offers Family Dentistry biz spotlight

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Homes Sold In Your Area as of June 2014

1217 E Sea Gull 2670 E Michelle 1833 E Aspen 1268 E Mineral 3828 E Lexington 3724 E Feather 167 E San Remo 2137 E Chesapeake 810 N Cobblestone 2895 E Millbrae 2162 E Nantuckett 908 E Harvard 1207 E Artesian 690 E Park 2924 E Gemini 3077 E Lexington 914 N Tucana 3483 E Mockingbird 2826 E Washington 2119 E Catamaran 2476 E Park

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new cash-paying patients and Classic Dental Care offers quality dentistry, an honest opinion and treatment plan. Heacock also welcomes patients who have dental anxiety and works with them to put them at ease. “We’re here to meet the needs that they have.”

Appointments are available at Classic Dental Care Monday through Friday and occasional Saturdays.

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NEW LOCATION ON NEW LOCATION ON NEW LOCATION ON VAL VISTA & BROWN! GUIDE VAL VISTA & BROWN! VAL VISTA & BROWN!

The Market Report is published to provide community and real estate information. It is not intended as a solicitation of other broker’s listings.

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Dr. Jodi Heacock at Classic Dental tooth-colored fillings, crowns, Care opened in December and is implant restoration, tooth accepting new patients. Patients of extractions and the use of intraall ages are welcome at the practice oral cameras.

For those desiring and the staff values whiter teeth, “We have focused patient care in take-home bleach,” said a friendly and positive Heacock. environment.

The Gilbert resident “We welcome younger has been practicing patients. I’ve had a lot of dentistry for 14 years. experience with them,” She graduated from stated Heacock. “We University of Southern definitely can handle kids California, one of the top of all ages. Working with 10 dental schools in the children, I’m used to nation. Heacock said her being gentle.”

Classic Dental Care is a family dentistry office and business is picking up Good dental hygiene is accepting new patients. steam. implemented at an early “We’re picking up and getting more age poises children for dental success business. It’s a process,” explained as they age.

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