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Teacher awarded scholarship for sustainability practices Corona del Sol High School technical theater teacher Nick Taylor instructs his students how to build sets for the school plays.

Taylor thinks about old sets and how they can be reused for new ones in demonstrating to his students the economic and environmental benefits of sustainability.

As a result, the Chandler resident was one of four Valley teachers who received a full-tuition scholarship to the University of Phoenix, in partnership with Arizona Forward. The funds will help pay for his master’s degree in leadership, which he anticipates finishing in less than two years.

“I’m very, very excited— largely because leadership interests me—but (because) Corona del Sol High School technical theater teacher Nick this is not something I’d be Taylor received a full-tuition scholarship from the University of Phoenix, in conjunction with Arizona Forward. able to afford to do on my “Sustainability is one of the top own dime,” Taylor added.

In his 11th year at Corona del Sol, priorities at the University of PhoeTaylor teaches in the largest techni- nix—not only in the way they concal theater program in Arizona, Tay- duct their business but throughout the program,” Roggeman said. lor said.

Arizona Forward is a 45-year-old Taylor applies sustainability in a nonprofit organization that brings few areas.

“Every single set we build has phys- business and civic leaders together to ical needs and, unlike a classroom enhance environmental sustainabilwhere you can move away from us- ity and economic vitality of Arizona ing papers to digital sources, we can’t and local regions.

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“We have to make purchases. We scholarships were chosen by a group.

“It was a committee, the members have to build. We have to use resources. I really emphasize how to of which were both from the Arizoreuse things we’ve already built and na Forward program and also from how we repurpose things we’ve al- the University of Phoenix,” Roggeman said. “We would like to develready built.”

Pam Roggeman, the academic op a relationship with Nick here at dean for the College of Education the university.”

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The “Phantom of the Opera” pays a visit to ASU Gammage May 27 through June 7. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s award-winning masterpiece is the longest-running show in Broadway history and its touring production expensive homes playslooking tobackstanding-room audiences in cities worldwide. It has been performed for more than 140 million people in 27 countries with a total worldwide gross of more than $6 billion.

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The City of Tempe Public Works Department reminded residents to set their trash cans at curbside by 6 a.m. on collection days. The announcement was made after the City reconfigured its waste and recycling routes, which resulted in slight changes to the collection time for some residents. The City periodically reroutes its waste and recycling fleet to improve efficiencies and reduce the number of miles that are traveled, resulting in fuel savings and carbon emission reductions. No changes, however, were made to collection days.

Duke hoops legend Bobby Hurley to be the new Sun Devils men’s basketball head coach in Tempe. Fans, administrators and boosters are hoping Hurley can move the needle and get the program headed in the right direction. Hurley’s biggest challenge—besides recruiting marquee players and winning basketball games—is getting fans into the seats. On average, Wells Fargo Arena is only 39 percent full during home games, which is the second worst in the Pac-12 Conference (behind only Washington State at 23 percent). If the pick and roll doesn’t work for Hurley, he can always try the two-for-one sale.

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who play at Tempe Diablo Stadium during Spring Training, had an excellent showing in 2015. Tempe Diablo Stadium finished fifth in average attendance with 11,218, which is an 18 percent increase over 2014. It wasn’t only Tempe that showed increases.

The Cactus League set a new attendance record in 2015 with 1.89 million fans attending spring games. Seems Valley residents like playing hooky and attending baseball games.

ASU was long known as a “party school,” a reputation that university president Michael Crow desperately tried to shed for years. Online dating website DatingAdvice.com named Tempe as the top college town for dating in its ranking of the 22 best schools. The website factored in the number of students enrolled at each school, dining, nightlife and recreation options, and other fun activities to do Incidentally, Flagstaff (home to NAU) was ranked No. 18, while Tucson couldn’t crack the list.

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Couple travels to Jerusalem to run in marathon

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Kim and Dean Rosenlof of Tempe recently traveled thousands of miles to run in the Jerusalem marathon.

Dean joined around 1,500 other runners and completed the full marathon while Kim and 2,500 or so others ran the half-marathon.

Dean said he and his wife had wanted to visit Jerusalem for some time.

Registering for the run gave them the perfect excuse to get the trip on the calendar.

“I’ve run about a dozen or so marathons and Kim has done quite a few, and we have a standard training routine that means we are pretty much ready at any moment to do a marathon,” Dean said.

Kim said she and Dean had a wonderful time during their trip, which involved much more than running in the marathon.

“We went to the Israel Museum which is where the Dead Sea Scrolls are located, and we toured the ancient

city of Jaffa and spent a day in Tel Aviv,” Kim said.

The day after the race they enjoyed floating in the Dead Sea. “We really packed a lot in,” Kim said.

Kim, who was raised Catholic, said walking the Way of the Cross was very inspirational, as was visiting the Western Wall, where she tucked a prayer written by a friend in between the bricks.

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Kim and Dean Rosenlof traveled to Jerusalem to take part in the Jerusalem Marathon.

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“Normally when we slow down and walk people will still cheer us on, but there was one rider on the course who was very insistent with me that I didn’t walk. He was trying in Arabic to convince me to keep at my pace on a grueling hill. He was friendly but determined.”

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Childsplay presents the world premiere of ‘Javelinas’ “Hoggywood” lights will soon shine on the Childsplay stage as the company closes its 38th season with a world-premiere musical of “The Three Javelinas.”

The popular tale of “The Three Little Pigs” gets a Southwestern spin in this hilarious new musical, which is an adaptation of Tucson author Susan Lowell’s popular children’s books “The Three Little Javelinas” and “Josefina Javelina.”

Performances of “The Three Javelinas” will be held at Tem“The Three Little Pigs” gets a Southwestern spin in pe Center for the Arts, 700 W. this hilarious new musical, which is an adaptation Rio Salado Pkwy., from Sunday, of Tucson author Susan Lowell’s popular children’s April 19, through Sunday, May books.

24. The Saturday performances will even know I could write a song. Then, be held at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. and Sun- I wrote another one. And another days at 1 p.m. one. And now, more than two years There is a special $12 Storybook later, ‘The Three Javelinas’ is opening Preview performance at 4 p.m. Sun- at Childsplay,” Millinger said. day, April 19, which is sponsored by She was inspired by Lowell’s books The Steele Foundation. Each family to write a play that celebrates the that attends this Storybook Preview sights and sounds of the desert Southperformance will receive a free chil- west through the re-imagination of a dren’s book. classic children’s tale. The three javeSingle tickets start at $12 and are linas, who sing in the “Javelina Band,” on sale at www.childsplayaz.org, or at will be accompanied on stage by a the Tempe Center for the Arts box of- live band. Families can expect to hear fice, (480) 350-2822. a musical style reflective of the rich This play is recommended for ages musical history the Southwest has to 5 and older. offer.

The show features “Josefina Jave“Having spent most of my life surlina,” who dreams of a career on stage. rounded by the wonderful music of Her brother, Juan, wants a quiet place this region, it was not difficult to find to think, while her brother, Jose, just inspiration to begin the development wants someone to listen to his jokes. of ‘The Three Javelinas’ sound,” said When a series of misadventure leave composer Todd Hulet. them to build houses in the desert, “In an effort to fully honor the area’s they catch the attention of a hungry music, we explored a wide range of coyote. This rollicking tribute to the styles from the roots of mariachi to the Arizona landscape is sure to delight traditions of the Tohono O’odham. the entire family.

We even discovered a complex hisChildsplay worked very closely with tory of new gems like the Southwest’s Lowell on the adaptation, which has influence on rockabilly musicians and been in workshop for nearly three the folk-glam songstress Katie Lee.” years. The playwright is Childsplay “The Three Javelinas” bursts onto director of strategic initiatives and the stage with an all-star cast, featurhead of its Carol Duval Whiteman ing Molly Lajoie as Josefina; D. Scott New Plays Program, Jenny Millinger.

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Duane steps down as Corona del Sol basketball coach

By Jill Hanks After leading the Aztecs to a historic four straight state championships and earning the title of MaxPreps 2015 National High School Basketball Coach of the Year, Corona del Sol High School head basketball coach Sam Duane Jr. is stepping down.

Duane, who will remain a teacher at Corona, wants to spend more time with his family, in the classroom and to continue pursuing his administrative certification. He shared his decision on April 13 with his players and sent a letter to their parents: Dear Aztec Family, As some of you may know by now, I have resigned my position as the basketball coach at Corona del Sol. I have taken the necessary time after the conclusion of the season to make sure this is the right decision for me and feel the time is right.

I believe I have given my best to Corona basketball the last 12 years and have enjoyed being your coach. I now want to take some time and look at all my options going forward. It is also very important for me to finish my administrative certification which will allow me to grow both professionally and personally.

I want to sincerely thank each and every parent that has been a part of our program. Your support of me and the program have been a huge part of our success and for that I am grateful. I hope in some small way I have impacted your son in a positive way.

I would like to thank every player that I have had the pleasure to coach for their hard work and sacrifices. I treasure the great relationships that we have formed and look forward to continuing these in the future.

Thank you to my administration, faculty, staff, student body and all my coaches for our tremendous help and support. I appreciate each and every one of you!

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boy for his dad, Corona coaching legend Sam Duane Sr. Duane Jr. went on to play for his dad while a student at Corona and later worked as one of his assistant coaches.

“Sam has been such a great leader for our students. We are proud to work with him every day and we fully support his decision.” said Corona del Sol Principal Brent Brown. “Obviously we have some very large shoes to fill, but we are confident Corona’s tradition of excellence on the court and off will attract highly qualified candidates to continue the success here.”

Tempe Union High School District Superintendent Dr. Kenneth Baca said, “I admire Sam for his professionalism and for his decision to do what he needs to do. He and the Duane family have remained dedicated to Tempe Union, giving back to our students for many years and we are truly thankful for them.”

Duane became just the third boys basketball head coach when he returned to his alma mater to take over the program in 2003. Under his leadership, the Aztecs were 276-87 and qualified for the state tournament in each of his 12 seasons.

In 2015 the Aztecs captured a fourth straight AIA Division I State Championship—it’s the first time since Phoenix Union did it from 1958 to 1961. Corona finished this season ranked No. 8 nationally by MaxPreps and No. 1 in Arizona. Duane became the first Arizona big division coach to win four consecutive state basketball titles. He was named MaxPreps National Boys Basketball Coach of the Year, AIA Division I Coach of the Year and Section Coach of the Year.

Duane graduated from Grand Canyon University in 1992 with a degree in exercise science and earned a master’s degree in educational leadership from NAU in 2002. He was the first head coach at Mesquite High School in Gilbert and worked as an assistant coach at Phoenix College and Mesa Community College. His coaching career spanned a total of 25 seasons, 18 as head coach.

Tempe Union will immediately begin searching for a new coach. Candidates may apply at www.tuhsd.k12.az.us.

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Salado College has decided on a new mascot concept.

“We are the Rio Waves,” announced Rio Salado President Chris Bustamante at a collegewide staff meeting at the Tempe headquarters.

While the actual Rio Wave mascot and name are still in development, the inspiration is clear.

“The Rio Waves will help us tell our story by representing the water of the Salt River and how the college cuts through barriers and navigates around obstacles in order to find innovative ways to serve nontraditional students,” Bustamante said.

The process has drawn quite a bit of community engagement.

The college invited the public to submit mascot concepts last January, which motivated 134 people to submit more than 200 ideas, including things like the Salty Dogs, Sun Storks, Rio Salt Shakers, Rip Tides and Beach Buoys.

After sorting through the most popular entries, the college Mascot

Raven, River Rat, Roadrunner, Surfer and Wave/ Splash.

The college called on the public to choose the final three. More than 1,300 people responded and narrowed the search to Raven, Roadrunner and Wave/Splash.

The college Mascot Committee and Executive Team decided the Rio Waves was the clear choice.

The committee was comprised of faculty, staff and students. Their primary objective was to find a mascot that relates to Rio Salado’s unique mission, flexible learning format, innovative practices and college culture.

Artists from the college’s Institutional Advancement creative services unit are already drafting design concepts for a Rio Wave mascot. Once complete, the college will call on the public once again to help name the mascot.

One thing is likely certain, the mascot will be responsible for leading event attendees in the wave.

Rio Salado College is one of 10 Maricopa Community Colleges and one of the largest online public community college in the nation, serving nearly 59,000 students annually with more than 30,000 online. Founded in 1978, Rio Salado offers 600-plus online classes, 100-plus degree and certificate programs and general education courses. The college also provides support for dual enrollment, military and incarcerated students and serves as one of the largest providers of adult basic education in Arizona.

Bethany Christian School (BCS) in Tempe will be hosting information nights from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 pm.

Thursday, April 30; Thursday, May 14; Thursday, June 11; and Thursday, July 9.

Guests will learn about kindergarten– through eighth-grade classes at Bethany Christian School, meet the principal and administration, embark on campus tours and preview the curriculum. Applications for the 20152016 school year will also be available.

Kids can attend.

To reserve a spot for an information night, call (480) 752-8993 or email info@bethanychristianschool.org.

The teachers and administration strive to deliver academic excellence from a biblical world view in a caring, Christ-centered environment. One way this is done is through skill-based grouping in reading and math where students can learn at their skill level as opposed to being confined to their grade level in those specific subjects.

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Boating safety courses scheduled Have you seen a boat and trailer sitting on the side of the road with a blown tire? Would you like to know how to avoid this situation? Use proper tire pressure and replace tires every three to six years.

This nugget and much more about trailering, docking and anchoring, boat handling, equipment, dealing with emergencies and many more subjects are covered in the United States Power Squadrons (USPS) America’s Boating Course.

USPS is the world’s largest nonprofit recreational boating organization, providing fun and boating education.

This class satisfies Arizona Game and Fish requirements and is certified in all states requiring boater education.

The course will be presented at: • Bass Pro Shops, 1133 N. Dobson Rd., Mesa, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday, May 2, and Saturday, June 13; • Cabela’s, 9380 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30

p.m. Saturday April 25; • Sportsman’s Warehouse, 19205 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 25, and Saturday, May 30; • Independent Insurance Agents, 333 E. Flower St., Phoenix, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. or four Wednesdays beginning April 22.

Cost for the course, including a 250-page full-color reference book, CD and a six-month membership in USPS, is $25.

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Residents offer opinions in annual survey Tempe residents have voiced satisfaction and offered valuable feedback about the services, programs and facilities provided in their community.

In late 2014, the City’s Community Attitude Survey was mailed to 3,000 households and 1,092 responses were received. Residents weighed in on questions related to water service, parks, trash collection, public safety and more. Their ratings give the City of Tempe important information about how well it is providing services.

Complete survey results are available at www.tempe.gov/residentsurvey. The Tempe City Council discussed the survey results at its April 9 work study session.

The 2014 survey shows areas with high satisfaction ratings as well as areas that could be improved. Residents voiced feelings that, in the coming year, it is most important for the city to focus on economic development and maintenance of streets and buildings.

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ity of city services rated 34 percent above the national average (90 percent satisfaction in Tempe versus 56 percent in United States).

• Satisfaction with the way you were treated by City employees rated 28 percent above the national average (84 percent satisfaction in Tempe versus 56 percent in United States).

• Satisfaction with walking and biking paths rated 28 percent above the national average (82 percent satisfaction in Tempe versus 54 percent in United States).

For the first time, residents were asked a series of questions to gauge their perceptions about arts and culture in Tempe. Seventy-eight percent of residents indicated that arts and culture are “very important” or “somewhat important” to their families. Thirty-eight percent of residents indicated that Tempe’s arts and cultural life “provides a lot of the things I want.” Seventy-six percent of respondents reported that they feel the quality of arts and culture offerings in Tempe is “excellent” or “good.”

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I loved the Western experience as a child.

Now that we have three kids, I wanted to share the magic and majesty of how the West was won with my family.

Goldfield Ghost Town is much more than a tourist experience, it’s an actual Arizona town complete with a U.S. Post Office, The only remaining original Goldfield structure seven full-time residents and a now houses the apothecary and Miner’s Grill and Ice Cream Parlor. nondenominational chapel with church services every Sunday. Admis- thest reaches of the East Valley. We ran sion to Goldfield is free and the town out of time for this particular attracis open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a tion, but it’s at the top of the list for our week. next visit along with a family photo at My entire family was excited to dis- the Time After Time Antique Photogcover Goldfield. Founded in 1893, the raphy Studio. town in those days featured a rich gold Goldfield’s Main Street gave my kids mine before it flooded and went bust. an idea of how a real Western town Goldfield literally became a ghost may have looked back in the day. My town in 1898. youngest child quickly pointed out Luckily for us, our family was able the gold panning at Prospector’s Place to see the only remaining original ($6 to $7) and my other two children Goldfield structure that now houses chimed in that they wanted to strike the apothecary and Miner’s Grill and it rich, too. Unlike some gold panning Ice Cream Parlor. attractions, Prospector’s Place offered After a quick pit stop at the Miner’s real slivers of gold and even some garGrill we jumped on board the Supersti- nets in the slush mix. The “prospector” tion Narrow Gauge Railroad. I would on duty even showed us all the proper highly recommend the train ($5 to techniques for gold panning. It’s a true $8) as your first atWestern experitraction. It travels ence and I suspect around Goldfield’s we could have perimeter and gives stayed to pan for a broad overview gold all day, but of everything the it was time for a town has to offer, mine tour. plus a unique look In addition to at the desert scen- Superstition Zipline is a great way to see the train ride, the ery and nearby Su- the terrain and the breathtaking views of Goldfield Mine perstition Moun- the Superstition Mountains.

Tour ($5 to $8) is tains. The 20-minute train trip is well definitely not to be missed. My kids worth the ticket price. were apprehensive because they only Next to the train station is the Su- saw a dark mine shaft entrance at street perstition zipline ($12). This attraction level and didn’t know what to expect. was installed just last year and gives After a short walk down into the riders a bird’s eye view of Goldfield, the mine, our tour guide described the hisSuperstition Mountains and the far- tory of the town and the mine and how April 15, 2015

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it went from one of the richest gold enjoyed the mild weather while noshveins in the United States to a complete ing on mammoth burgers and throwbust in just a few years. ing back some cold sarsaparilla sodas.

We saw original minOther attractions ining equipment and wonclude the shooting galdered how miners could lery, Goldfield’s Hiswork prolonged hours toric Museum, live gun in such a space. One of fights, livery stables with the staffers said that the available carriage and mine has had some unhorseback riding and The Goldfi eld Ghost Town usual and unexplained an entire street of artishooting gallery is a fun place activities that have oc- to see the Wild West come to san stores. These stores curred there. So, per- life when patrons hit special boast everything from targets. haps Goldfield is a true Southwestern foods, ghost town. fudge, dolls, Mexican imports, metal The Mammoth Steakhouse and Sa- art, a plant nursery to rocks, fossils loon also is a must-see attraction. The and souvenirs. vintage-style saloon was moved from Tombstone by one of the town’s own- Goldfield Ghost Town ers, “Mayor” Bob Schoose, who bought 4650 N. Mammoth Mine Rd. it in the 1980s and restored it. The best Apache Junction 85119 views of the Superstition Mountains (480) 983-0333 or are on the back patio and our family www.goldfieldghosttown.com

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1. Kayson Anderson takes a snack break from storytime. 2. Trinity Leopold works on her craft project. 3. Ivy Smithwick draws after storytime. 4. Sachi Riena sings along with the storytime class. 5. Elina Wu is having a great early learning experience. 6. Jessie Spalding is an animated storyteller for her group of kids. 7. James Fanning is happily interested in the activities. 8. JJ Salazar really gets into the scarf song.

9. Greyson Labadie sits up for a better look at the book. 10. Stephanie Stoner helps lead the storytime class. hearsay

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With the array of cleaning options at the grocery store, it is easy to forget that the most natural and effective cleaner could be sitting in your cabinet at this very moment. Vinegar is an all-in-one cleaner. It can take on most any cleaning challenge, no matter the size, and there’s no need to worry about harmful effects typically associated with harsh, chemical cleaning agents. Budget conscious and eco friendly, vinegar is truly a product with many talents.

An online survey conducted by The Vinegar Institute found that cleaning/disinfecting are the second most popular uses for white distilled vinegar next to food preparation uses. Here are a few hints on how to utilize the cleaning power of vinegar in your home: photo page

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Dilute with water to remove grease and grime on miniblinds.

• Use full strength to clean chrome fixtures and whiten grout.

• Dilute with water to brighten brickwork.

• Dilute with ammonia and baking soda to freshen a musty closet.

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• Add 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 tablespoons white vinegar to a 1-quart vase of water to keep flowers fresh longer.

• Mix white distilled vinegar and linseed oil to clean leather. Rub the mixture into the leather and then polish with a soft cloth.

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Register now for Summer Education Academy

By Jill Hanks While May 20 is the official last day of classes for students in the Tempe Union High School District, many will choose to return to school for summer classes.

Tempe Union’s Summer Education Academy will be held at Mountain Pointe High School this year. Registration is open to all high school students, including those not currently enrolled in TUHSD and including incoming freshman.

For some students, summer school provides a chance to get ahead or explore new subjects. For others, it’s an opportunity to recover credits or focus on one subject at a time—all in an environment where students receive quality face-to-face time with highly qualified instructors.

Summer Education Academy provided flexibility for Tempe High School senior Carmen Robles.

“Summer School allowed me to make room in my schedule for the school year.

That way I could make sure I could participate in activities like orchestra and other electives without being stressed or having to take on extra classes during zero or ninth hour to fit it all in,” Robles said.

Robles’ classmate Itzel Quezada also attended last year’s Summer Education Academy, which was hosted by McClintock High School. She liked being in a new environment.

McClintock is Noah Huerta’s home school and he enjoyed seeing fresh faces on his campus.

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TUHSD Summer Education Academy Director Susan Edwards said feedback from teachers and parents has been positive, too.

“The instructors in Summer Education Academy really enjoy teaching in the summer and meeting students from all the campuses and also the ability to work with staff from other campuses,” Edwards said.

“Parents appreciate the transportation that we provide and they really like the schedule because they still have time for family vacations.”

Summer Education Academy has two sessions. The first runs from May 27 through June 12. The second session runs from June 15 through July 1. Summer Education Academy graduation is scheduled for July 1.

Classes are held Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. Transportation will be available to Mountain Pointe from at least nine locations in Tempe, Phoenix and Maricopa for a fee of $25 per session.

Tuition is $175 per session. There is financial assistance available for students who qualify.

Registration forms are available in the guidance department at all Tempe Union High Schools—Tempe High, McClintock, Marcos De Niza, Corona del Sol, Desert Vista, Compadre Academy and Mountain Pointe.

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The annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration presented by Si Se Puede Foundation honors the Hispanic community’s many contributions to Chandler. The festival also features the popular Chihuahua races and the crowning of the King and Queen Chihuahua.

WHEN: Saturday, May 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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The first 5,000 children at Chase Field receive a kids T-shirt courtesy of Smile Generation and Every Kids Dentist. Afterward, watch the D-backs take on the Pittsburgh Pirates.

WHEN: Sunday, April 26, at 1:10 p.m.

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WHEN: Thursday, May 7, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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Indulge in free cupcakes, make harmonicas and party hats, snap photos in a photo booth and watch a Lion Dance performance.

WHEN: Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

WHERE: MIM, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix COST: Included in admission of $10 to $20 INFO: (480) 478-6000 or www.mim.org

10 Spectacular Nature— Dinosaurs Come learn about dinosaurs and see and perhaps touch their fossils.

WHEN: Sunday, May 3, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

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Step 1 If you’re like me, you have a lot of nail polish in a lot of colors and some just aren’t fun to wear anymore. Luckily, they make great enamel for this project and lend themselves to some very colorful designs.

Aside from the usual solid blocks of color, my girls and I experimented with different techniques to make the paint mix together.

We found that if the polish was applied thickly and then corresponding colors were dropped on top, the paint would start to mix together and make some really neat mosaic designs.

We also found that we could take this approach one step further and after the colors had been applied, take a toothpick and swirl the polish together for a marbled finish.

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Step 2 It’s important to let the washers dry for at least 24 hours or else the paint could get smudged during assembly. Once the paint is dry, turn over the largest washer and use either puffy paint or a permanent marker to write your holiday greetings to the gift recipient: “Happy Mother’s Day, Love Sara” for example.

Step 3 The final step is as simple as loading the keyring the same way you would put a key on a keychain. I started with the largest of the washers and used it to prop open the keyring so as to avoid scratching the polish. I layered other washers on top of the largest one and then curled them all on at the same time. The washers make a pretty belllike sound when they knock together, which I call an added bonus.

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“Faith, Love and Waffles” The church calls this spring ladies event “sweet and memorable.”

WHEN: Saturday, April 18, at 10 a.m.

WHERE: Christ Life Church, 1137 E. Warner Rd., Tempe meet your neighbor COST: $3 INFO: (480) 777-9803

COST: Sold out. Sometimes tickets are released day of show.

INFO: (480) 829-0607 or www.luckymanonline.com/events/ hozier “Motown the Musical” “Motown the Musical” is the story of founder Berry Gordy’s journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the career of many artists.

WHEN: Tuesday, April 21, through Sunday, April 26, various times WHERE: ASU Gammage, 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe COST: $30 to $150 INFO: (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com

Spring Clean and Be “Green” Recycle computers, printers, telephones or “anything that has a cord” and support the efforts expensive homes of StRUT (Students Recycling Used Technology), ER2 (Electronic Responsible Recyclers) and Intel.

WHEN: Saturday, April 18, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

WHERE: Tempe Marketplace’s North Parking Lot, 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe COST: Free INFO: www.azstrut.org Hozier There’s more to this Irish pop star than “Take Me to Church.”

WHEN: Sunday, April 19, at 8 p.m.

WHERE: Marquee, 730 N. Mill Ave., Tempe

Music Under the Stars Arizona Wind Symphony is joined by the Arizona Academy Drum and Bugle Corps, Desert Vista and Corona Del Sol high school symphonic and steel drum bands.

WHEN: Thursday, April 23, from 7:30 p.m. to 9 pm.

WHERE: Tempe Center for the Arts Amphitheater, 700 W. Rio Salado

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Song Remains the Same The Phoenix-bred band pays tribute to the music of Led Zeppelin, naturally.

WHEN: Friday, April 24, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

WHERE: Tempe Marketplace, 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe COST: Free INFO: (480) 966-9338

Spring 2015 Sake Tour Try Master Sake Sommelier Yuji Matsumoto’s selection of sake, sip on specialty cocktails and beer rom Asahi. Sample appetizers, rolls and small bites from the Kabuki menu.

WHEN: Tuesday, April 28, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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Packing hundreds of empty calories stainless steel conveyor belt carries the and a whole bunch of guilt, doughnuts raw doughnuts about 12 inches, where are back and more popular than ever. they are flipped to cook the other side.

Fractured Prune is one of the new Another short trip along the belt, the shops capitalizing on Americans love doughnuts are drained and dropped affair with the sugary, deep-fried deli- out the other side, ready for customizcacy. ing. Fractured Prune I visited the Chanuses cake batter, not dler shop, located in yeast-risen batter, so a strip mall on the the doughnuts lack northeast corner of the light, airy quality Ray and Rural roads, of Krispy Kreme’s. At on a Friday morning. the next station, the Fractured Prune is Fractured Prune serves warm, doughnuts are glazed decorated in a con- fresh, made-to-order doughnuts and topped to order. temporary style with garnished with a choice of colorful The whole process pastel purple painted glazes and toppings. takes only minutes walls and modern, minimalistic fur- and happiness in a box awaits. niture. The sales counter and cooking The brand’s best-selling variety is station are situated on the left side of the O.C. Sand, a doughnut with honthe retail space; tables and chairs are ey glaze and cinnamon sugar. Other on the right. A giant menu mounted popular varieties include French Toast on the wall behind the counter shows (maple, cinnamon and sugar) Bluepatrons how to order. berry Hill (blueberry glaze and powFractured Prune encourages pa- dered sugar) and Ms. Prunella (mixed trons to channel their “inner dough- berry glaze and cinnamon sugar). nut genius,” choosing from a list of 19 Doughnuts wouldn’t be quite as glazes and 14 toppings to add to their magical without coffee, so Fractured plain doughnut. It sounds simple...but Prune offers fresh-brewed coffee by it’s not. Fractured Prune says there are the cup ($1.89 for a medium cup and as many as 155,648 possible combina- $2.09 for a large) or a 96-ounce java tions, and deciding on one flavor for box ($14.99). your doughnut creation may be more So what about the unusual moniker? agonizing than you think. Of course, The first Fractured Prune opened in Fractured Prune says, “there’s no Ocean City, Maryland, and was named wrong way to make yours right.” after Prunella Shriek, a local 19th-cenFortunately, Fractured Prune also tury athlete who became a cult hero offers 15 house combinations, so for the many broken bones she susthat’s where I started. Whether you tained while competing against men, order one single ($1.89) or one dozen thus earning the nickname “Fractured ($15.99), you’re getting a doughnut Prunella.” Sounds like the stuff of local served fresh and warm. folklore, but it makes for good converI placed my order at the sales coun- sation and the quirky moniker resoter, and then slid along to the right and nates with younger customers. watched as the doughnut magic unFractured Prune should be able to folded in the cooking station. A cook carve out a niche with consumers drops raw dough circles into the auto- looking for a tasty doughnut served in mated fryer, as many as four wide. A a fun atmosphere. comm. spotlight

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Pink Grapefruit Pound Cake Delicious, juicy pink grapefruit is in season from October through May, so this is a great month to try a sweet treat with a sensational citrus twist— the Pink Grapefruit Pound Cake.

First about the cake.

It really should have been called a 4-pound cake, because back in the 1700s, when someone baked up this invention, the original pound cake called for 1 pound each of butter, sugar, eggs and flour.

Since then, the pound cake has slimmed down in ingredients and in size, and fresh citrus is often added to the basic mixture. While lemon is the darling of citrus when it comes to desserts, there is a sweet alternative in abundance right now in your store’s produce department. Pink grapefruit is juicy, sweet, inexpensive and large, which is why this recipe for

Pink Grapefruit Pound Cake is so perfect.

While you’re enjoying the juicy fruit inside as a snack, the outside skin can be zested and blended into a moist, rich and dense cake. Then, you’ll take a few wedges, juice them up and add that to powdered sugar for a zesty citrus drizzle over top of the cake.

I made one big mistake on my first go-around. I got a bit of the white pith under the outer skin in my zesting and it made my cake slightly bitter, so make sure that you grate only the pink peel.

You can drizzle as much or as little of the icing as you like. Just double the icing ingredients for more sweetness on top. The second mistake I made was cutting into the cake before it cooled and set up. Patience has never been my virtue, but in this case waiting a bit promises the perfect slices.

Pink Grapefruit Pound Cake 1/2 cup (8 tablespoons) butter 1 small package (8 ounce) cream cheese 2 cups sugar 3 large eggs 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 heaping tablespoon grapefruit rind (pink skin only, no white pith) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup milk or cream 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Icing: 2 tablespoons grapefruit juice, strained 1 cups powdered sugar

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Customers can order groceries online at Walmart Customers who shop at the new Walmart Supercenter at Gateway Center and the San Tan Gateway North location at 1175 Arizona Ave. now have an added bonus: the option to order groceries online.

The two Chandler locations offer the online program, called Walmart Grocery, which is available at www.walmart. com/grocery.

“It’s been great,” said Daniel Lammes, store manager of the new Gateway Center store at 3460 W. Chandler, located on the northwest corner of Chandler and the Loop 101. The store opened in early March. “We’re getting about three to five orders a day, and the customers love it.”

“It’s drawn a lot of attention. It’s a great way for people to stop and shop when they don’t have time to do it.”

Walmart is testing the online program in markets throughout the country and at five Valley-area locations, including two stores in Mesa and one in Scottsdale. Walmart started the concept in San Jose, then initiated it in Denver, Bensonville, Arkansas, where the company is headquartered, and now Phoenix and Huntsville, Alabama.

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“What can take two hours now can be done in 5 to 10 minutes,” Jariwala said.

“It’s really about choice. We know that some customers just don’t have the time. If I know I am driving by Walmart, I can phone in the order, let them know when I am arriving, call when I’m there and (my groceries) can be loaded within 5 minutes,” Jariwala said.

“And the prices online are the same as in the store. There is no price markup.”

Items in a single order will be separated and stored in an appropriate storage area. Ice cream will be loaded in a freezer, milk and yogurt in a refrigerated unit, and canned goods in an ambient area.

“When you place the order, the items get pulled and collected,” Jariwala said.

Jariwala said the service has worked well in test markets with customers sending in small orders barely over the minimum of $30 to larger orders, extending beyond several hundreds of dollars.

“It is a test market and the hope is to expand our test market so that more stores are participating,” Jariwala said.

Mike Kallner, executive vice president of leasing for RED Development, said in a prepared statement that Walmart Supercenter at Chandler Gateway “offers a new level of convenience and service for customers” in addition to new jobs. Chandler Gateway is a joint venture between RED Development and American Realty.

Jill Jones, marketing director for Chandler Gateway, said that as a parent who lives in Chandler, she likes the idea. “I would love the convenience of being able to stop and pick up groceries without having to get out of the car with my kids.”

The concept works well for stayat-home parents who are too busy with afterschool activities or prefer to spend their day with their children, and they don’t want to spend a lot of the daytime hours shopping, Lammes said.

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