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12 Brightening Smiles

Dentists for Special Needs helps provide oral care to patients

22 Who's the Best?

The votes are in. The people have spoken…

It’s the Best of Scottsdale Airpark!

43 Serious About Skin

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Plastic surgeon Terry Maffi opens clinic’s first Arizona location

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52 Tourism Talk

Flo’s thrives on fresh, bright ingredients

Scottsdale offers shoppers the perfect experiences

39 Committed to Financial Success

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Gainey Business Bank receives conditional approval from FDIC

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Florence Chan of Flo's Asian Cuisine.

(Photo by Dennis Murphy)

41 A Pop of Color

Paddy O’ Furniture keeps busy with a new line and charitable moves

45 Late-Night Treats

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10 to 1 Public Relations wins award 10 to 1 Public Relations, a Scottsdale-based strategic communications firm, was named the winner in its category at the Better Business Bureau Pacific Southwest region’s 2021 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics.

The award, presented on November 17 at an awards ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria’s Arizona Biltmore Resort, honors top greater Arizona businesses for ethics and integrity.

“We want our employees, customers, partners, and members of the media to trust us, which allows us to do our jobs most effectively and efficiently,” says Josh Weiss, president and founder of 10 to 1 Public Relations. “Winning the BBB Torch Award for Ethics is a true honor and testament to the integrity and excellent work our team does every day.”

Finalists were selected by an independent panel of volunteer community leaders based on criteria established by the International Association of Better Business Bureaus. It is the organization’s highest award designed

to highlight outstanding ethical businesses.

“Honesty builds trust, which is a vital aspect in the success of a business,” says Shelley Bradley, director of signature events at BBB serving the Pacific Southwest.

“For 19 years, BBB has been recognizing outstanding companies in greater Arizona for Pictured are Joanne Sgro-Killsworth, Mayra Vasquez-Chavez, their solid commitment Rachael Clifford, Smriti Shakargaye, JT Turner, Josh Weiss, to doing things the right Mackenzie Nintzel, Erica Featherston, Michelle Bolden and Laura Slawny. (Photo courtesy of 10 to 1 Public Relations) way, and we are so proud of our 2021 winning businesses.” of their organization’s leadership, how an All finalists completed an evaluation where authentic culture is being fostered, how the they demonstrated their commitment to ethics company prioritizes its relationship with and trust in four categories: character, culture, customers, and the impact the organization customers and community. is making in the community.

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Luxury condo sales underway at ICON at Silverleaf Sales are underway at ICON at Silverleaf, luxury condominiums tucked into the canyons of the McDowell Mountains.

Situated within the gates of Silverleaf at DC Ranch, ICON is adjacent to the Canyon Village commercial center and Village Health Club and Spa. With 24-hour manned, gate-guarded security, residents have a private, lowmaintenance “lock-and-leave” lifestyle.

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garages, pre-wired for electric car chargers, are located on the first floors. Three buildings are complete, and five buildings remain.

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The fourth-floor 6,288-square-foot penthouse plan allows residents to finish their rooftops with their own private pool and outdoor living space.

“ICON is the last new development within Silverleaf,” says Deborah Beardsley, Silverleaf Realty associate broker. “We offer a unique and highly desirable lifestyle in a pristine desert environment. I’ve been a part of this community since the beginning and am excited to be a part of this final offering.”

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Nominations sought for Scottsdale Community College presidential search The Maricopa County Community College District has begun the search for its next president as Interim President Chris Haines will retire January 22.

“Although President Haines’ retirement is bittersweet to our Scottsdale community, I look forward to this presidential search and finding the best fit to guide SCC and its future educational opportunities,” says Dr. Steven R. Gonzales, MCCCD interim chancellor.

“I would like to thank President Haines for her unwavering commitment to student

success and exceptional leadership during her tenure as interim president, she will be dearly missed by everyone at the Maricopa Community Colleges.”

The goal is to select a new president by March. The district has hired consultants who will help identify and recruit talented candidates for the position, including those who might not be actively looking for a new position. The search committee will begin reviewing applications in December. The deadline to be considered is December 5.

Postino launches wine club called ‘Wine Cult’ Bring the Postino party home with the Postino Wine Cult, the first subscriptionbased wine club created by the team behind Postino WineCafe.

Members receive a stylish box filled with four wines curated by Postino’s wine guy and beverage director, Brent Karlicek, four times per year for only $60 (or save with a $220

annual subscription).

Postino Wine Culties will also receive exclusive perks and monthly hookups, starting with a sign-up gift of a branded Wine Cult tote filled with stickers, and their choice of a complimentary bottle from Postino’s regular menu, as well as 20% off bottles to go, exclusive access to small-batch wines, and first

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The search committee is responsible for recommending finalists to the interim chancellor by January. All final candidates will participate in open forums at Scottsdale Community College on January 31. The selection process offers members of the community an opportunity for involvement. Once the search committee has identified finalists for the position, community members will be invited to the public forums to meet the finalists and provide feedback about the candidates.

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“We’ve all been there at the grocery store or the boutique wine shop, looking for a bottle of wine and asking that all-important question, ‘Is it any good?’” Karlicek says. “We wanted to remove the stress, while allowing our guests to discover new producers, regions and varietals — without the fear of a bad wine.”

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AIRPARK BusinessNews Career Connectors helps with career transition

Career Connectors, a nonprofit organization connecting professionals to resources and hiring companies, is holding two virtual events, 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays December 2 and December 16.

The programs offer motivational, educational and relevant content each week. Topics include where to look for job opportunities, how to articulate your value, and how to network online and in person.

For more information, call 480-4425806 or visit careerconnectors.org.

Scottsdale Bar Association hosts Lynda Shely The Scottsdale Bar Association will host Scottsdale attorney Lynda Shely and her program the “Ethics Game Show” at noon Tuesday, December 14, Gainey Ranch Golf Club, 7600 Gainey Club Drive, Scottsdale.

This month’s program, which ends at 1:15 p.m., is sponsored by Radix Law. To register, visit scottsdalebar.org and navigate to the events page.

The Arizona Realtors name executive committee

The Arizona Realtors recently held its annual leadership conference to install its 2022 state and regional association officers.

Gary Nelson of Realty Executives in Flagstaff will serve as the Arizona Realtors 2022 president, serving with 2022 President-elect Eric Gibbs Sr. of Realty One Group Integrity in Tucson, 2022 First Vice President Shelley Ostrowski of Realty One Group Gateway in Yuma, and 2022 Treasurer Sulinda “Sindy” Ready of RE/MAX Excalibur in Scottsdale.

In addition to his role with the Arizona Realtors, Nelson previously served as chair of the Northern Arizona Multiple Listing Service in 1998 as well as president of the Northern Arizona Association of Realtors in 2001. In addition, Nelson has served as chair for the Arizona Realtors of each of its primary committees and was awarded the Vision Award by the Arizona Realtors in 2014 for embodying the association’s vision of high standards.

The Arizona Realtors' leadership is, from left, CEO Michelle Lind, 2021 President Jan Leighton, Gary Nelson, Eric Gibbs Sr., Shelley Ostrowski and Sulinda “Sindy” Ready. (Photo courtesy of the Arizona Realtors)

“It is an honor to serve as president for an association that is the voice of Realtors in Arizona,” Nelson says. “I look forward to advancing the association’s vision and taking our engagement in the community to the next level in 2022.”

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AIRPARK BusinessNews Sneaky Big earns 2 Davey Awards Airpark-based Sneaky Big won a Gold Davey Award in the Experiential & Immersive Virtual Reality category and a Silver Davey Award for Virtual & Remote ExperiencesMedia & Entertainment.

The gold award recognized the company’s work with the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Guardians of the Game Awards.

The Silver Davey was a nod to Sneaky Big’s partnership with NBCUniversal Syndication Studios (NBCU) for the virtual and remote production of “Judge Jerry” during the pandemic.

“We are honored to have been a trusted partner for both NABC and NBCU and give

its members and viewers an incredible experience, through a virtual platform,” Sneaky Big BIG CEO Marianne Guenther says.

“For the past several years, the Sneaky Big team has been doing amazing work utilizing interactive, 3D virtual sets. Since the pandemic, we have been able to leverage our expertise to create even more virtual and remote productions across the board.”

Sneaky Big encompasses more than 15,000 square feet, including two sound stages; a versatile loft; state-of-the-art control and audio control rooms; fully integrated facilities; and a dedicated team of experienced producers, engineers and specialists.

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Estate attorneys gather for WealthCounsel conference WealthCounsel’s Arizona State Forum recently held its fall conference, led by Forum Leader Libby Banks of The Law Office of Libby Banks PLLC. Speakers included attorneys Becky Cholewka, Edward Hooper, Emily Kile, David Karp Kristel Patton, and TrustBank’s Gregory Furseth and Philip Hotchkiss.

Sponsored by TrustBank, the conference at Embassy Suites in Scottsdale was attended by Arizona attorneys and TrustBank executives and trustees who pro-

Libby Banks of The Law Office of Libby Banks PLLC led the fall conference of WealthCounsel’s Arizona State Forum.

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vided education on issues surrounding upcoming estate law changes, estate planning rules and guidelines, and the complexities of estate management.

“WealthCounsel understands the enormous value of acquiring timely education and information,” Banks says.

“Today’s environment is complex. By sharing with our WealthCounsel colleagues, the Arizona Forum affords the opportunity to personally discuss issues with likeminded estate planners.”

SWP names Sardarli to investment committee Sabuhi Sardarli has been appointed to Scottsdale Wealth Planning’s investment committee, which provides oversight to the business, providing market and economics research to enhance client asset management.

Sardarli earned a Ph.D. in finance from the University of Florida and his academic research focuses on mutual funds, retirement plans, investments and corporate finance.

Sardarli’s work has been featured in

publications like Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Pensions & Investments, Ignites (Financial Times), USA Today, Agence France-Presse (AFP), MarketWatch.com and Columbia University Law School Blog.

He and his wife reside in Manhattan, Kansas, and are raising two young children.

Sardarli enjoys playing tennis, biking, being outdoors and following college football.

Info: scottsdalewealthplanning.com

Aquaman Pools merges with National Pool Partners Chad Nikkel, founder of Airpark-based Aquaman Pools, recently merged his company with National Pool Partners, a newly launched pool service company focused on partnering with leading regional pool service owner-operators to provide them with capital and expertise to accelerate their growth.

Nikkel, who has owned and operated Aquaman Pools for more than a decade, now serves as founding partner of National

Pool Partners. In this role, Nikkel will focus on expanding the Arizona market through acquisition and partnerships with other leading local brands.

“By partnering with NPP we have a tremendous opportunity to elevate the pool service industry,” Nikkel says. “We are already investing in systems, equipment and technology to make our teammates’ lives easier and improve the customer experience.”

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Dentists for Special Needs’ Dr. David Jourabchi works on a patient. (Photo courtesy of Pacific Dental Services Foundation Dentists for Special Needs)

Dentists for Special Needs helps provide oral care to patients

By Alison Bailin Batz

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inding access to acceptable dental care has proven difficult or impossible for many of the 52 million-plus people with disabilities in the United States.

In the greater Airpark area, there is a special group working to program these key services to the community, and support to them is key to assist them in continuing their critical work.

In August, Delta Dental of Arizona, through its foundation, announced a $100,000 grant to support the Pacific Dental Services (PDS) Foundation Dentists for Special Dentists for Special Needs Dentist Dr. David Jourabchi with a Needs, a family-friendly, sensory-integrated nonprofit patient. (Photo courtesy of Pacific Dental Services Foundation Dentists for Special Needs) dental office located on Tatum Boulevard and Bell Road that provides service to the residents of the Scottsdale Airpark and beyond. Through the grant, a two-year investment of for privacy, and a unique operatory with two chairs to provide space $50,000 per year, the Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation will support for siblings to allow for modeling behavior. The team at Dentists for patient care, including financial assistance for those who are uninsured. Special Needs is similarly specialized. The clinic features specially The PDS Foundation Dentists for Special Needs supports patients trained clinicians and team members uniquely equipped with bewith intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities including havioral and environmental techniques to ensure a successful visit. autism, Alzheimer’s, dementia, paraplegia, cerebral palsy and many Appointments are designed to allow the patient time to get comfortable others. The clinic features specially designed wheelchair-accessible, and acquainted with the team. sensory-integrated operatories with televisions on the ceiling, doors “Our sensory room is a patient …continues on page 14

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PHILANTHROPY …continued from page 12 favorite that offers a calm and relaxing environment with tactile elements as well as unique lighting and sounds. We incorporate similar features throughout the office,” says Kyle Guerin, executive director of the PDS Foundation.

Each operatory has sensory capes on the lights for a calming environment and a TV on the ceiling to provide distraction during treatment.

“The PDS Foundation Dentists for Special Needs provides the appropriate accommodations for patients with physical disabilities, as well as sensitivity to sensory stimuli like speech, sound and light. David Jourabchi, D.D.S., specializes in treating patients using sensory and behavioral coping strategies, which is a positive step toward ensuring access to dental care for everyone across Arizona,” says Allan Allford, Delta Dental of Arizona president and chief executive officer. “Delta Dental’s mission is to improve lives by promoting optimal oral health, and making investments in organizations like this brings us one step closer to seeing this mission realized.”

The PDS Foundation Dentists for Special Needs was founded in 2019 by the PDS

“Since opening, the PDS Foundation Dentists for Special Needs has grown to serve on average 200 patients per month, providing services including routine dental checkups, fillings, silver diamine fluoride, crowns and emergency dental care.

This grant will ensure that we can continue to offer services to all individuals in a way that is comfortable and safe for them.”

Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization focused on improving overall health by improving oral health. The PDS Foundation has four main programs through which it improves access to oral health care for disadvantaged and underserved communities: special needs dentistry, dental assistant scholarships, international service trips and

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mobile dental clinics.

“Since opening, the PDS Foundation Dentists for Special Needs has grown to serve on average 200 patients per month, providing services including routine dental checkups, fillings, silver diamine fluoride, crowns and emergency dental care,” Guerin says. “This grant will ensure that we can continue to offer services to all individuals in a way that is comfortable and safe for them.”

This is one of many investments Delta Dental of Arizona has made to support oral health across Arizona and is in addition to its 2021 Foundation grants, which awarded nearly $775,000 to 30 local organizations to support oral health services and education. In addition, according to the recently released Delta Dental Institute’s 2020 Community Impact Report highlighting the investments the Delta Dental companies and their foundations made in 2020 to advance oral health, respond to COVID-19, and address health inequities and disparities, Delta Dental of Arizona impacted the lives of 346,818 individuals in Arizona by investing $1,787,734 in 54 community impact programs.

For more information about Dentists for Special Needs, or to make a donation, please visit dentistsforspecialneeds.com. 

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“The attention to details in this home is all by design, not by luck,” says Frank Aazami, RLSIR Brand Ambassador, principal of the Private Client Group, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, Scottsdale.

On a 1.89-acre lot in Silverleaf at DC Ranch –– one of the Southwest’s premier luxury golf course communities –– the two-story view home, 21376 N. 110th Place, is at exactly 2,000 feet elevation on a southwestern-facing-view lot built on a gentle foothills slope, providing a cooler microclimate than lower Valley areas.

“This remarkable home offers its new owners an unparalleled balance of sweeping views to the south of

city lights, the Scottsdale Airpark in the distance with its incoming and outgoing corporate jets, the landmark McDowell Mountains and the world-famous McDowell Sonoran Conservancy to the north and east,” Aazami says.

Gardon, AIA, LEED AP, aligned all of the primary rooms on distant city lights and sunset views, and the pool/spa are centered between the nearby mountain peaks while offering views as far as South Mountain Park 25 miles away; from a distance, the owners enjoy the view as planes approach and leave Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. And, the highest point of the house, the View Tower, at the front, is on axis with the community approach drive.

The architect masterfully created an authentic formal Mediterranean estate, “commensurate with estate neighborhoods from Greenwich, Connecticut, to Montecito, California, and beautiful cities and towns in between as well as Europe,” he says.

“It has quintessential estate character inside and out,” Gardon explains. “The quality of natural carved-stone details such as at the entryway, rusticated stone wainscoting, custom inlaid wood and tile flooring is reminiscent of the finest estate homes. The home envelopes exterior courtyard spaces, allowing daylight to penetrate rooms and corridors, and custom wrought iron details are used throughout for gates, balconies and awnings.”

“The key one-word description of this magnificent estate is balance,” says Bill Ramseyer, a Private Client Group associate who is co-brokering the home with Aazami. “This home has a formal look, with its arches, varying window configurations, corbels, interior balconies, decorative stonework and ironwork, hand-troweled plaster, yet it’s also warm, welcoming and inviting.”

Built in 2012, it has five bedrooms and five full bathrooms, a guest powder room, pool bath and semi-detached guest quarters accessed via a covered exterior walkway from the main house. “It’s cozy, private, luxurious and has great views,” Aazami says.

The owner, a car lover, ensured that the four-car garage included high ceilings so that full lifts could be added for an expanded collection, doubling the capacity of the

space. In one of the bays, he has installed a golf simulator to use when the weather or his schedule do not permit him course time.

Enjoyed by the owners as a second residence, the home is in pristine condition, as they have retained the Salcito company’s Concierge maintenance service during ownership. “Our work is not simply done once the project has been completed,” explains Anthony Salcito, whose family-owned company has provided superlative luxury custom home construction since 1978. “The property’s integrity and value is upheld by the ongoing maintenance every noteworthy property deserves.”

Rooms, and no room for less than the best Other rooms include a wood-fi nished library den/ office with a coffered ceiling and built-in bookcases; a fully equipped exercise/sauna room connected to the master suite; living room and dining room with an adjacent wine cabinet; a 12-seat home theater with the best A/V technology; family room; and an upper-level game room loft. And, the many cozy courtyards and patios affirm that the home was designed and built for the indoor/outdoor Arizona lifestyle.

The eat-in kitchen has a breakfast bar and a walk-in butler’s pantry for entertaining convenience. The welldaylighted semicircular breakfast room is adjacent.

Among the many kitchen features are 220-volt service; Energy Star appliances; built-in recycling; wall ovens; granite countertops and an island.

On the main level are the master bedroom, another guest bedroom and the semi-attached guest suite. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet, sitting room, a view patio and an outdoor shower garden with a custom laser-cut metal trellis. Well-appointed his and her master bathrooms and closets are in place.

Upstairs are two additional large guest bedrooms, one with double queens and the other with a king. “We have been seeing that a high percentage of buyers want a floor plan like this,” Aazami notes.

The home is connected to city of Scottsdale water and its sewerage system. Heating is natural gas, and the home has a recirculation pump for a consistent supply of hot water.

“The house features all of the latest and greatest energy-efficient and state-of-the-art electronics,” Salcito explains. These include a programmable thermostat, satellite dish, an owned security system and advanced Apple/Savant Smart Home technology, allowing control from anywhere in the world from your iPhone or other Apple device of components such as TVs, lights, shades and security.

For its mix of amenities, beauty and convenience, the Silverleaf lifestyle is state of the art, too –– perhaps incomparable among luxury communities in the Southwest.

Aazami succinctly describes it as “safe grounds, avid golfers, hikers, bikers and active bodies and activities in the Silverleaf Clubhouse that can include group and fun social gatherings.” One of the first to buy in the community, the owners, native Midwesterners, chose it as their Arizona home because of this unique mix.

The husband praises, too, the robust cosmopolitan spirit of the Valley and its wide range of activities. “‘Metropolitan’ is a word people often don’t appreciate,” he says. “The Valley has the arts; it has the sports, it has everything. That’s what makes it special. It has a mix of people who come from all over the U.S. and from all over the world here; it’s a melting place.”

Everyone has his and her favorite rooms.

For Gardon, the notable distinguishing features are the dramatic grand entry foyer for its “distinctive guest arrival,” including an upper-level cross-over bridge between the living room and the grand foyer; the library den/office “for the club-like feel”; and the outdoor terrace areas.

Salcito also stresses first impressions, in this home and all of his homes. “The front door is arranged in axial alignment, with immediate adjacencies from the grand foyer to the living room to an outdoor living patio, all arranged on the primary view to the southwest toward the Scottsdale Airpark,” he explains.

In addition, he notes the attention to details: meshmounted mosaic on the floor, the reclaimed Chicago brick, the foyer chandelier, the marble fireplace. “It is hard to

discern what is more impressive: the views or the quality of work and the overall aesthetic of the interior architecture,” Salcito adds.

For the husband, the library den/office is perfect for operating his business interests, and it’s close to the home’s interior and exterior amenities. His wife says, “The kitchen has the best of everything.” And, the “Little Italy” courtyard and marble sculpture remind her of the country: “historical, cozy and private.”

Ramseyer admires the al fresco dining and covered entertainment patio with those extensive views. And Aazami just loves the pool placement: “Imagine relaxing in the water and admiring the mountains at Silverleaf and in the distance across the Valley. Next to this is a shade pavilion with a changing/bathroom and an outdoor shower the owners’ grandchildren just love. Pure joy.”

The owner says that Silverleaf is the premier residential destination in the Southwest. “You can’t go wrong with this community,” he says, adding, “You can’t go wrong with this house.”

This superlative Paradise Valley home is offered at $14 million. A video with the owner and images are at pcgAgents.com/SilverleafCustom. Showings are by appointment. To schedule a visit, call Frank Aazami at 480266-0240, text “SIRFAAZAMI” to 87778, or email frank@ pcgAgents.com. For Bill Ramseyer, call or text 602-576-9496 or email bill.ramseyer@russlyon.com.

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1. BEST RESTAURANT Volanti Restaurant & Lounge 1500 N. Airport Drive 480-652-2426 volantiscottsdale.com Diners at Volanti can enjoy their meal or drink with a view of the McDowell Mountains.

Located on the second floor of Scottsdale Airport’s Aviation Business Center, the restaurant has a world-inspired menu featuring prime filet mignon, an ahi tuna bowl and vegan tamales. Volanti offers a wine locker program, a customized combination meal, a helicopter tour package and jet catering service.

READER RECOMMENDED Butterfield’s Scottsdale 7388 E. Shea Boulevard 480-951-6002 butterfieldsrestaurant.com The Capital Grille 16489 N. Scottsdale Road 480-348-1700 thecapitalgrille.com

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BESTOF2021 3. BEST BUSINESS LUNCH Grassroots Kitchen & Tap 8120 N. Hayden Road 480-699-0699 grassrootsaz.com When Scottsdale Airpark readers want or need to talk shop over lunch, they prefer to do so at family-owned and -operated Grassroots Kitchen and Tap. Founded by chef Christopher Collins as part of a local restaurant group a decade ago, Grassroots features a made -from-scratch menu influenced by Southern cuisine. Diners can enjoy entrees such as Southern shrimp and grits, a farm-to-table vegetable platter, and Carolina baby backs in a rustic-yet-modern atmosphere. Gift cards, an e-club and social hour specials are available.

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2. BEST NEW RESTAURANT Cook & Craft 7306 E. Shea Boulevard 480-207-1541 cookandcraftaz.com When diners want to eat meals with an emphasis on local, they have a relatively new place to do so. Cook & Craft, which opened in February 2020, supports local businesses such as coffee roasters, breweries and distilleries by sourcing from them wherever possible.

Among the most popular menu items at the locally owned restaurant are grilled meatloaf and meatballs. Reservations for parties of 10 or more, gift cards, and takeout and delivery are available.

READER RECOMMENDED Volanti Restaurant & Lounge 1500 N. Airport Drive 480-652-2426 volantiscottsdale.com

New York Bagels N Bialys 10320 N. Scottsdale Road 480-991-3034 nybagelsnbialys.com

5. BEST FINE DINING Dominick’s Steakhouse 15169 N. Scottsdale Road 480-272-7271 dominickssteakhouse.com When our readers want to dine in style, they do so in the luxurious ambience of Dominick’s Steakhouse. Dominick’s literally rolls out a red carpet to welcome guests who come to enjoy steaks cut in-house from domestic wagyu and USDA prime grade beef. Other dining options include fresh fish, salads, a raw bar and creative appetizers, such as chicken fried lobster tails and crispy shrimp deviled eggs. Gift cards, private dining and an executive room for business meetings are available.

The Capital Grille 16489 N. Scottsdale Road 480-348-1700 thecapitalgrille.com Zinburger 15257 N. Scottsdale Road 480-285-0690 zinburgeraz.com North Italia 15024 N. Scottsdale Road 480-948-2055 North northitalia.com

4. BEST CASUAL DINING North Italia 15024 N. Scottsdale Road 480-948-2055 northitalia.com Hand-crafted menu items prepared with the best ingredients are the hallmarks of North Italia. Located in Kierland Commons, the Italian restaurant satisfies hungry customers with pizza, handmade pasta, chef’s platters and seafood. Delivery and to-go service, a kids menu, weekend brunch and happy hour specials are available.

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The Buzz Eatery and Treats 15215 N. Kierland Boulevard 480-998-0202 thebuzzeatery.com

The Breakfast Joynt 10101 E. Bell Road 480-443-5324 6245 E. Bell Road 480-664-9373 breakfastjoynt.com

De Babel Middle Eastern 14884 N. Pima Road 480-991-2022 de-babel.com

Zinc Bistro 15034 N. Scottsdale Road 480-603-0922 zincbistro.com

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READER RECOMMENDED Mastro’s 15045 N. Kierland Boulevard 480-443-8555 mastrosrestaurants.com The Capital Grille 16489 N. Scottsdale Road 480-348-1700 thecapitalgrille.com Morton’s 15233 N. Kierland Boulevard 480-951-440 mortons.com

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BESTOF2021 6. BEST ETHNIC FOOD Flo’s Asian Cuisine (TIE) 15027 N. Thompson peak Parkway 480-661-8883 madebyflo.com

Florence Chan of Flo's Asian Cuisine.

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Fresh and bright ingredients are the key to delicious Chinese and Asian fare at Flo’s. Diners can start with selections such as sizzling rice soup or spring rolls before indulging in entrees such as orange chicken, pine nut shrimp or pad thai. Flo’s offers catering, gift cards, online ordering and curbside pickup.

Nick’s Italian Restaurant (TIE) 13910 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard 480-314-9445 nicks-italian.com Individuals, couples and entire families have enjoyed dining on delicious Italian food in Nick’s casual, neighborhood atmosphere for 15 years. The restaurant’s homemade, gluten-free whole wheat pasta and pizza help make it a favorite among our readers. Other menu options include veal, seafood, chicken and salads. Nick’s also offers a full bar, lunch combinations and catering.

READER RECOMMENDED True Food Kitchen 15191 N. Scottsdale Road 480-265-4500 truefoodkitchen.com Thai House 15577 N. Hayden Road 480-607-2214 thaihouse-az.com Persian Room 17040 N. Scottsdale Road 480-614-1414 persianroom.com

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FUN & ACTIVITIES

7. BEST GOLF COURSE TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course 17020 N. Hayden Road 480-585-4334 tpc.com/Scottsdale When our readers yell fore, they prefer to do so on the PGA-tour quality courses at TPC Scottsdale. In addition to opening its Stadium and Champion courses to public play, TPC Scottsdale hosts the (in)famous Waste Management Phoenix Open every winter. Off the course, a golf shop, fine dining, and outings and events are available.

READER RECOMMENDED Talking Stick Golf Course 9998 E. Talking Stick Way 480-860-2221 talkingstickgolfclub.com Starfire Golf Club 11500 N. Hayden Road 480-948-6000 starfiregolfclub.com Grayhawk Golf Course 8620 E. Thompson Peak Parkway 480-502-1800 grayhawkgolf.com

8. BEST PLACE TO BE PAMPERED

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Green Lotus Skin & Massage 7335 E. Acoma Drive 602-516-4500 greenlotusmassageaz.com Licensed massage therapist Shannon Ortega has 15 years of experience making clients feel

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and look great. She pampers them on both a walk-in and appointment basis at Green Lotus with deep tissue, sports and prenatal massages.

She also provides facials and waxing. In-home massages, gift cards and money-saving packages are available.

READER RECOMMENDED Uptown Medispa 7950 E. Redfield Road 480-483-4755 uptownmedispa.com Bodify 7033 E. Greenway Parkway 480-530-0030 thebodify.com

9. BEST EVENT VENUE WestWorld 16601 N. Pima Road 480-312-6802 westworldaz.com

BESTOF2021 fairmont.com/Scottsdale For a great vacation free of airport hassle, Scottsdale Airpark readers check in at the Fairmont Princess Resort. Guests staying in one of the more than 1,000 rooms and suites can enjoy amenities such as a wellness spa, six pools and fine dining restaurants. The AAA Five Diamond hotel also offers a fitness center, a golf concierge, and meeting and conference facilities.

READER RECOMMENDED Fairmont Princess Resort

With more than 300,000 square feet of exhibition space spread out over 386 acres, WestWorld can host nearly any type of event. Home to annual happenings such as the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show and the International Motorcycle Show, WestWorld draws visitors to its events from around the world. A parking lot with more than 11,000 spaces, more than 470 RV spaces and a catering facility help make WestWorld a nationally recognized event facility.

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Salt River Fields 7555 N. Pima Road 480-270-5000

Fairmont Princess Resort 7575 E. Princess Drive 480-585-4848

JW Marriott Desert Ridge 5350 E. Marriott Drive 480-293-5000 marriott.com

Scottsdale Gun Club 14860 N. Northsight Boulevard 480-348-1111 scottsdalegunclub.com

Talking Stick Resort 9800 E. Talking Stick Way 480-850-777 talkingstickresort.com

Odysea/Arizona Boardwalk 9500 E. Via de Ventura 480-291-8000 azboardwalk.com

Westin Kierland 6902 E. Greenway Parkway 480-624-1000 mariott.com/phxws

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11. BEST PLACE TO WORK Discount Tire 20555 N. Scottsdale Road 480-308-0888 8799 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard 480-607-6546 discounttire.com When it is time to start the workday, our readers say the best place to do so is at a Discount Tire. As the world’s largest tire and wheel retailer, it employs workers both full and part time. Whether at the retail or corporate level, employees are promoted from within to further their careers and fulfill their personal and professional dreams.

READER RECOMMENDED Just Embroidery 7745 E. Gelding Drive

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480-561-3271 just-embroidery.com Commerce Bank of Arizona 16435 N. Scottsdale Road 480-253-4500 commercebankaz.com

12. BEST PLACE TO WORKOUT Infinity Fitness AZ 7498 E. Monte Cristo Avenue 480-418-1079 infinityfitnessaz.com From 60-minute fitness classes to personal

training to 24/7 access to its facilities, Infinity Fitness AZ gets adults and youths in shape and feeling great in a nonjudgmental atmosphere. Certified coaches tailor adult fitness classes around personal limitations or fitness levels and focus them differently each day. Youth classes are organized according to age groups, starting as early as 7 years old. Boxing and cycling classes are also offered.

READER RECOMMENDED Mountainside Fitness 9375 E. Bell Road 480-502-2096 mountainsidefitness.com

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BESTOF2021 EOS Fitness 14843 N. Northsight Boulevard 480-661-1022 eosfitness.com

from among luxury, exotic, off-road, classic and custom vehicles. The dealership also offers a virtual showroom, financing and auto storage.

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Pulse Fitness 19120 N. Pima Road 480-907-3386 pulsefitnessaz.com

Bell Lexus 18555 N. Scottsdale Road 480-566-6788 belllexusnorthscottsdale.com

13. BEST GOLF SHOP The PGA Tour Superstore 8740 E. Shea Boulevard 480-214-4350 pgatoursuperstore.com From clubs and balls to apparel, the PGA Tour Superstore has everything amateur and professional golfers need. Its collection is boosted by technology aids such as range finders and swing analyzers. The store even has a putting area where shoppers can test equipment out.

Other services include custom club fitting, club repair and golf lessons.

READER RECOMMENDED Hornacek’s Golf 23587 N. Scottsdale Road 480-502-0555 hornaceksgolf.com

Auto House of Scottsdale (formerly known as The Collection of Scottsdale) 7434 E. Monte Cristo Avenue 480-542-5030 autohouse.com

2nd Swing Golf 15233 N. 87th Street 480-991-9357 2ndswing.com

14. BEST AUTO DEALER GROUP Scottsdale Auto Group 16001 N. Greenway Hayden Loop 480-656-6660 scottsdaleautogroup.com Scottsdale Auto Group earns our readers’ praises by hand-selecting and professionally inspecting and reconditioning each automobile it sells. Those in the market for a new car can choose

Right Toyota 7701 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard 888-913-4977 righttoyota.com

15. BEST AUTO REPAIR Heath’s Auto Service (formerly known as Scottsdale Airport Auto Care) 7333 E. Butherus Drive 480-405-8334 heathsairportauto.com From simple oil changes to extensive repairs, and everything in between, Heath’s Auto Services

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BESTOF2021 puts customers first. Experienced ASE Master Certified technicians, using state-of-the-art technology, fully diagnose vehicles and then send results and photos to the vehicle owner. Heath’s services include alignment and tires, brakes and suspension. Free shuttle rides and loaner cars, free second opinions and specials are available.

Airpark Motorsports loves its customer’s vintage, collector and custom cars as much as the vehicles’ owners. The Borucki family team uses its decades of experience to get vehicles to ride faster, smoother and better. Services include repair, restoration, modernization, custom building and a speed shop.

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C&R Tire and Auto Repair 9580 E. Raintree Road 480-657-6656 candrtire.com

Vintage Iron and Restoration 15931 N. 80th Street 480-922-2480 vintageironandrestoration.com

Greulich’s Automotive 8423 E. Butherus Drive 480-483-4427 greulichs.com

Cascio Motors 15776 N. 76th Street 480-699-2030 casciomotors.com

Kerry’s Airpark Auto Service 8115 E. Raintree Drive 480-470-0757 kerryscarcare.com/airpark

Dyno-Comp 8295 E. Raintree Drive 480-596-0500 dynocomp.com

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17. BEST LAW FIRM

Jackson White 5635 N. Scottsdale Road 480-464-111 jacksonwhitelaw.com

Airpark Motorsports 16191 N. 82nd Street 480-912-1186 airparkmotorsports.com

Sacks Tierney 4250 N. Drinkwater Boulevard 480-425-2600 sackstierney.com

K Durham Law PLLC 141 E. Palm Lane, Phoenix 480-820-9090 kndlegal.com

The talent, creativity, professionalism and integrity of the law firm of Sacks Tierney has earned it the highest rating among our readers. Since 1960, the firm has represented businesses and entrepreneurs in areas such as commercial litigation, construction, loan workouts, real estate law, business transactions, bankruptcy and employment law. A member of Meritas, an international law firm consortium, Sacks Tierney also offers legal services in Indian law, banking law, commercial and public finance, health care law, water and natural resources, private and public school law, and intellectual property law.

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Foley & Giolitto CPA LLC 14300 N. Northsight Boulevard 480-998-4100 foleygiolittocpa.com Financial planning doesn’t have to be difficult with Foley & Giolitto’s help. The firm offers excellent tax and financial planning strategies for families and businesses. The firm is also committed to helping clients secure the best tax savings possible. Schedule a free consultation by email or phone.

READER RECOMMENDED GeneralCents Accounting 20715 N. Pima Road 480-281-2861 youraccountingguide.com Aspire Financial LLC 7575 E. Redfield Road 480-314-9393 aspirefinancialllc.com Tax Goddess, CPA 1776 N. Scottsdale Road P.O. Box 1390 602-357-3275

19. BEST FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICES In Reach Wealth Advisors 14500 N. Northsight Boulevard 602-825-3212 ameripriseadvisors.com As a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, the team of financial experts at In Reach Wealth Advisors offers personalized financial advice to assist clients in overcoming challenges today and remaining focused on their future goals. It offers a wide range of financial advice and services including investments, insurance, annuities and cash management. It schedules progress meetings in person, virtually or telephonically on a quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis.

READER RECOMMENDED Silverhawk Financial Group 21090 N. Pima Road 480-296-0200 silverhawkfinancial.com Rockefeller Capital Management 16220 N. Scottsdale Road 480-923-9105 rcm.rockco.com/legacyfamilywealth

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URA Group AZ 14300 N. Northsight Boulevard 480-448-6270 uragroupaz.com

20. BEST INSURANCE AGENCY/AGENT Suzi Glover: State Farm Insurance 16050 N. 76th Street 480-941-2257

BESTOF2021 suziglover.com For peace of mind, Scottsdale Airpark readers turn to Suzi Glover of State Farm for their insurance needs. She and her team pride themselves on working hands-on with customers to find the right policies for them.

Glover’s office provides auto, homeowners, renters, small business, health and life insurance, as well as financial services.

READER RECOMMENDED Andrea Walters: Farmers Insurance 10405 E. McDowell Mountain Ranch Road 480-363-2797 agents.farmers.com/az/scottsdale/andrea-walters Brad Dunlap: State Farm Insurance 7949 E. Acoma Drive 480-661-0801 braddunlapinsurance.com Professional Insurance Strategies 2822 W. Northern Avenue, Phoenix 623-463-9000 proinsgroup.com

21. BEST BANK/FINANCIAL INSTITUTION First Fidelity Bank 16277 N. Greenway Hayden Loop 602-912-5555 ffb.com When it comes to banking, our readers prefer to set up their personal, small-business and commercial accounts at First Fidelity. The bank’s wide array of financial services includes checking and savings accounts, loans, life insurance, IRAs and health savings accounts. It also offers children’s savings accounts; fraud alerts; free ATM usage worldwide; and a free mobile app feature that helps clients visualize spending, set up a budget, and tackle debt.

Hard work and professionalism earn Lisa Wescott’s team at the W Group recognition among our readers as the top residential Realtor in the Scottsdale Airpark area. The W Group distinguishes itself with attention to detail and impeccable client service. Its decades of experience in the Scottsdale real estate market position the agency to help sellers negotiate the best sale for their houses and buyers learn about the community and locate new homes.

READER RECOMMENDED Realty One Group: Judy Hudek 11211 N. Tatum Boulevard 602-300-4838 judyhudekrealtor.com Sibbach Team at eXp Realty 14301 N. 87th Street 480-500-1738 (text) sibbach.com Alan B Davis 7830 E. Evans Road 602-421-1101 facebook.com/alanbdavisrealtor

23. BEST RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AGENT Frank Aazami: Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty 6900 E. Camelback Road 480-266-0240 russlyon.com

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READER RECOMMENDED FirstBank 8922 E. Via Linda 480-551-9500 efirstbank.com Amtrust Financial 15333 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale amtrustfinancial.com Western State Bank 7001 N. Scottsdale Road 480-596-0883 westernbanks.com Commerce Bank of Arizona 16435 N. Scottsdale Road 480-253-4500 commercebankaz.com

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22. BEST RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY The W Group: Lisa Westcott 20909 N. 90th Place 480-229-3455 thewgroupaz.com

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BESTOF2021 Frank Aazami’s diverse background in top 40 radio; retail franchise store ownership; and real estate investing, development and building honed the skills that make him the top-rated residential real estate agent among our readers. He dedicates himself to identifying the needs and goals of clients and then uses his negotiating tactics to their advantage. His ability to personalize relationships enables him to unite creative and constructive contracts that benefit both the buyer and seller in a transaction.

READER RECOMMENDED Lisa Westcott: The W Group 20909 N. 90th Place 480-229-3455 thewgroupaz.com Alan B. Davis, Realtor 7830 E. Evans Road 602-421-1101 facebook.com/alanbdavisrealtor Colleen Olson – Arizona Best Real Estate 11333 N. Scottsdale Road 602-989-8641 sayyestothisaddress.com

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Shell Commercial 16410 N. 91st Street 480-443-3992 shellcommercial.com With more than 15 years of local expertise and in-depth market knowledge, Shell Commercial approaches each assignment with a sense of urgency for the client. Shell strives to promptly and successfully meet the objective of every client, be it a buyer, seller, landlord or tenant. The agency also manages properties and offers comprehensive, expert analysis of real estate investments.

READER RECOMMENDED CBRE 2575 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix 602-735-5555 cbre.com Diversified Partners LLC 7500 E. McDonald Drive 480-947-8800 dpcre.com Colliers 2390 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix 602-222-5000 colliers.com

25. BEST COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AGENT Randy Shell 16410 N. 91st Street 480-443-3992 shellcommercial.com Randy Shell founded Shell Commercial Real Estate in 2002 to create a diversified company recognized for delivering effective results for its clients. With over 28 years of local commercial real estate

BESTOF2021 expertise as a broker, developer and owner, he is well qualified to consult clients on their commercial real estate needs. With his wide berth of expertise and experience, Shell has earned a reputation for integrity and honesty in the commercial real estate industry.

READER RECOMMENDED Jim Keeley 8360 E. Raintree Drive 480-635-3300 colliers.com/en

grown to become a leader in the Phoenix metro area because of the dedication and excellence of a staff that plays an active role in translating business dreams into business reality. It is the only local member of CORFAC, an international organization composed exclusively of the top real estate firms in each market. Services it provides include landlord representation, sales transactions, tenant leasing and project development.

READER RECOMMENDED Los Arcos Realty & Management 14415 N. 73rd Street 480-443-8287

Jonathan Rosenberg 4414 N. Civic Center Plaza 480-497-0600 levrose.com Mark Linsalata 3200 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix 602-956-7777 lee-associates.com

26. BEST PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Commercial Properties Inc. 877 N. Gainey Center Drive 480-966-2301 cpiaz.com Since 1981, Commercial Properties Inc. has

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27. BEST CONSIGNMENT Stevans Fine Furniture Consignment 7995 E. Paradise Lane 480-607-0143 stevansaz.com For more than a quarter of a century, Stevans has focused on the customer while offering quality home furniture and home design services. With a wide range of styles such as old world, Spanish colonial and contemporary,

Stevans has something to fit everyone’s taste.

The consignment store has been run by three generations of a family committed to purveying high-end furniture, art and antiques. Saturday raffles and discounts, a gallery shop featuring high-end dealers, and a free initial in-store design consultation are available.

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Storage West 13851 N. 73rd Street 480-991-5600 storagewest.com Great customer service and a commitment to providing a first-class storage experience make Storage West the preferred storage company among our readers. In addition to the usual assortment of items that can be stored, the company rents spaces for RV, car and boat storage. A free move-in truck, computerized gate access, military discounts and a referral program are offered.

Ferguson 8340 E. Raintree Drive 480-556-0103 fergusonshowrooms.com Whether shopping for home appliances, lighting fixtures or faucets, Scottsdale Airpark readers suggest local customers do so at Ferguson. Ferguson’s dedicated consultants use their expertise to help customers select the bath, kitchen and lighting projects that fit both their budget and the scope of the job. For the protection of customers and employees, the showroom is open by appointment only. Virtual consultations are also available.

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29. BEST RETAIL SHOP (BOUTIQUE) Airpark Consignment 7848 E. Redfield Road 480-951-7883 airparkconsignments.com With around 10,000 consignors on file, approximately 100 of whom are active at any given time, Airpark Consignment has a wide enough collection of high-end furnishings and accessories to help its customers find whatever they are seeking. For more than 20 years, the store has been expertly matching consignors and buyers. Its success is evidenced by the fact that it sells an average of 300 items a week.

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32. BEST ROOFING Circle G Roofing 7349 N. Paseo Del Sur 602-791-6415 circlegroofing.com For over 40 years, Circle G Roofing has made sure that the roofs over its customers’ heads remain healthy and intact. With over 40 years of experience installing new roofs and repairing and maintaining existing ones, there is no residential or commercial job too large for Circle G to handle.

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Bassett Home Furnishings 15600 N. Scottsdale Road 480-585-4141 bassettfurniture.com

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31. BEST HVAC Larson Air Conditioning LLC 15475 N. Greenway Hayden Loop 480-428-0600 larsonairaz.com When they want to stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter, our readers rely on the expert technicians at Larson Air Conditioning. Larson serves its residential and commercial customers with installation, repair and replacement of HVAC units, routine maintenance, ductwork and insulation for efficiency, and air quality solutions for healthier indoor air. After-hours emergency service, rebates and financing, maintenance plans and a 100% satisfaction guarantee are offered.

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33. BEST REMODELING COMPANY Habitat Renovations 15125 N. Hayden Road 480-561-1185 habitatreno.com Habitat Renovations is a licensed general contractor that offers full interior design and remodeling services for residential and commercial clients. Whether it is home remodels, kitchen remodels, flooring or painting, the company’s design staff begins working with each client from the beginning of a project to ensure a clear vision and design direction. It also works with real estate agents to facilitate sales by getting properties to look their best when they are put on the market.

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34. BEST LUXURY GARAGE The Garages of Scottsdale 7400 E. Adobe Drive 480-292-2258 The Garages of Scottsdale’s combination of an ideal location just north of the Loop 101 and high-end construction of its facility make it the best place for car enthusiasts and collectors to store their vehicles, according to Scottsdale Airpark readers. The storage facility, which maintains 17 garages, opened in 20219 and sold out all 6,000 square feet of its units in 2020. The company, which prides itself on privacy and security, has been so successful that it does not anticipate any units becoming available for at least several years.

Rumors Salon 7001 N. Scottsdale Road 480-998-1888 rumorssalonaz.com Rumors Salon is a full-service salon whose friendly and talented team of stylists are passionate about making their customers’ hair look great.

The environmentally conscious salon uses natural products and sustainable practices in providing services such as haircuts, coloring, highlighting and extensions. The staff offers pedicures, manicures, waxing, makeup application and bridal updos, too.

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480-630-6777 luxxsalonsuites.com V’s Barbershop 9397 E. Shea Boulevard 480-767-3443 vbarbershop.com Salon 27 1660 S. Val Vista Drive, Mesa 480-687-3288 salon27az.com

36. BEST DRY CLEANERS Prestige Cleaners 13216 N. Scottsdale Road 480-998-8660 prestigecleaners.com Since 1964, Prestige Cleaners has provided exceptional customer service, convenience and expert garment care. The family-owned business employs eco-friendly practices and cleaning solutions in its dry-cleaning services. Additional services include tailoring and alterations, wash and fold, and wedding and gown care. For customer convenience, the dry cleaner offers same-day and express service, as well as free pickup and delivery service.

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37. BEST SENIOR/ ASSISTED LIVING The Auberge at Scottsdale (TIE) 9410 E. Thunderbird Road 480-470-8612 frontiermgmt.com The Auberge at Scottsdale is a stand-alone

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38. BEST DENTIST Rejuvenation Dental 8147 E. Evans Road 480-443-3552 dentalrejuvenator.com Dr. Brent Call and his team of dental professionals bring an abundance of knowledge and experience to providing all aspects of dental care at Rejuvenation Dental. Its comprehensive array of services includes root canals, cosmetic dentistry, implants, whitening and routine cleanings. The practice, which is a preferred provider for Delta Dental, also offers flexible payment options and free second opinions.

memory care facility with a goal of providing exceptional person-centered holistic care to residents with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other cognitive impairments. The assisted living community provides 24-hour care that encourages a happy, fulfilling lifestyle. Amenities include an on-site restaurant, a social dining area, regular housekeeping, group exercise classes and religious services.

Maravilla Scottsdale (TIE) 7325 E. Princess Boulevard 480-630-3158 srgseniorliving.com Nestled between the Fairmont Princess Scottsdale Resort and TCP Golf Course, Maravilla Scottsdale is a luxurious senior living community where residents can pursue their own brand of happiness. Maravilla accommodates independent living, CARF-accredited assisted living and memory care. The community’s nu-

39. BEST FAMILY PRACTITIONER Dr. Paul A. Babey 6501 E. Greenway Parkway 480-948-9903 4cmedicalgroup.com Dr. Paul Babey of 4C Medical Group is the family practitioner our readers turn to most for routine checkups and when they do not feel well. The experienced physician has practiced medicine since 1991. During those decades he has developed an extensive background in diabetes management, geriatrics, pediatrics and sports medicine.

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merous amenities include a fitness center which hosts group classes, a heated indoor pool and spa, an art studio, and a restaurant with daily fresh specials.

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Dr. Paul Holden brings a wealth of training and thousands of surgeries of experience to his practice. He has authored chapters in plastic surgery books and published his research on surgical approaches to the face and neck. As a specialist in cosmetic surgery for the face, nose, neck, ears and chin, he has even developed his own procedure known as the ponytail upper facelift.

Hobgood Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Todd Hobgood (TIE) 8415 N. Pima Road 480-418-6415 toddhobgood.com Dr. Todd Hobgood’s experience, education and dedication enable him and his devoted staff to provide the best patient experience and treatment outcomes. From rhinoplasty to facelifts and chin augmentation, they stay with their patients every step of the way from initial consultation to post-surgical. Additional available procedures include Botox, Kybella and chemical peels.

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TriVita Clinic of Integrative Medicine 16100 N. Greenway Hayden Loop 480-725-4474 trivitaclinic.com

Ciao Bella Cosmetic Surgery 22455 N. Miller Road 480-686-8121 ciaobellaplasticsurgery.com

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40. BEST PLASTIC SURGERY CENTER

Shapiro Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery 5410 N. Scottsdale Road, Paradise Valley 480-470-0278 shapiroplasticsurgery.com

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Dr. Paul Holden (TIE) 15757 N. 78th Street 480-485-9059 scottsdaleps.com As a board-certified head and neck surgeon and specialty trained facial cosmetic surgeon,

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41. BEST HANGAR Scottsdale Hangar One 15220 N. 78th Way 480-624-9000 scottsdalehangar1.com When it was built in 2003, Scottsdale Hangar One became the world’s first hangar dedicated exclusively to private jets. The private 130,000-square-foot complex lies on 5.8 acres and features an 8,000-foot runway. Only members, their guests and crews get a first-hand look inside at the world-class design, amenities and security.

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Jet Aviation 14650 N. Airport Drive 480-866-8270 jetaviation.com

Scottsdale Executive Flight Training 15290 N. 78th Way 480-614-1166 scottsdaleflighttraining.com If man was meant to fly, then our readers recommend learning to do so at Scottsdale Executive Flight Training. The school can train

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future pilots to fly Cessna, Cirrus and Piper aircraft. It can also train flight students to become commercial pilots or even certified flight instructors. Those who already know how to fly can rent one of the school’s Cessna aircraft.

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and R66 helicopters. Destinations include Downtown Phoenix, Sedona and Castle Hot Springs. Chartering, custom tours, and aerial photography and video flights are also available.

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FINANCIAL SUCCESS Gainey Business Bank receives conditional approval from FDIC

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By Kamala Kirk

ainey Business Bank recently received conditional approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to establish a new community bank

in Scottsdale.

Since 2008, community banks have been on the decline, making it challenging for smaller businesses to gain access to capital, says Jim Unruh, Gainey Business Bank chairman.

At present, there are only four community banks in the Phoenix metro market.

“There were a larger number of community banks in the past, but then the Great Recession came and many of those banks were either acquired by out of state banks or were overloaded with real estate and had to sell,” Unruh says.

“For the next 10 years, only 21 or 22 new banks had been approved. The FDIC now recognizes the need for more community banks, and they’ve been very supportive of our efforts to start a new community bank in this market.”

As a community bank, GBB will concentrate on commercial, industrial and health care business sectors, bringing the extensive local market experience of executive management and its board to benefit customers.

“Our focus is on the local market, businesses that are small to medium size,” Unruh says.

Jim Unruh became the chairman of Gainey Business Bank after spending 28 years with JPMorgan Chase as its chairman and CEO. (Photo courtesy of Gainey Business Bank)

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He added, “97% of businesses are in this category and we’re serving the vast market of businesses in Arizona. As a result of that we develop deeper relationships with customers that enable us to be much faster in our response to business’ needs.”

For its primary market, Gainey Business Bank will support businesses in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and North Phoenix, also including customers throughout the metropolitan area. The bank’s services and products will include loans, deposit facilities, cash management services and other businesses.

“When a client requests a sizable loan, if you’re not a community bank you have to go out of state for approval,” says Joe Stewart, chief executive officer of Gainey Business Bank.

“Our customers like that we understand their business and make local decisions right here.”

The Gainey Business Bank management team has a strong background with extensive banking experience in the Valley.

The team is supported by a Phoenixarea board of directors with substantial experience in technology, banking, insurance, finance and general business.

Unruh spent 28 years with JPMorgan Chase and its predecessor organization,

serving as chairman and chief executive offi cer of JPMorgan Chase Arizona. As chairman of Gainey Business Bank, Unruh will focus on driving the bank’s development and growth, enhancing shareholder returns, and building a culture of prudent lending decisions with superior customer service.

“The big banks don’t have the decisionmaking process that enables them to move quickly and be flexible,” Unruh says.

“We make the decisions right here in our conference room. We don’t have to consult with others.”

Stewart, who has more than three decades of experience working in small and large banks, spent eight years as president of JP Morgan Chase Arizona and five years as president of Bankers Trust Arizona.

“We’re not here to do what the other banks do well, like mortgages and car loans,” Stewart says.

“Our bank is focused on small- to medium-size business clients whose needs are things like working capital. People aren’t transitioning all the time here, so clients feel comfortable working with the same people for a long time. When PPP loans were given out during COVID-19, if you weren’t a player with your bigger bank, you went to the back of the line. But

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if you had a relationship with a community bank, you were in the front of the line.

There was a lot of frustration in the market as big banks focused more on the bigger clients. We’re proficient and offer a fast turnaround for our clients.”

Aside from a minimum capital requirement of $15 million, the conditions to be met prior to Gainey Business Bank’s opening are routine and standard for a new bank during its first three years.

Gainey Business Bank is raising capital and expects to complete it soon. Its opening is slated for the first quarter of 2022.

“We’re able to help entrepreneurs and support the development of business in the community, not just with the bank but with the advice and counsel that we offer,” Unruh says.

“This is something we’re really passionate about. It isn’t just about the money. I think we have assembled an outstanding management team proven in their ability to execute. We have a very good business plan and focus, and we look forward to great success.” 

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Paddy O’Furniture’s new Peninsula Cushion collection includes coal Bliss cushions and a 30-inch-by-60-inch table. (Photo courtesy of Paddy O’Furniture)

A Pop of Color Paddy O’Furniture keeps busy with a new line and charitable moves

By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski

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hile the Midwest is slammed with winter storm warnings, the Valley is preparing for patio season.

In honor of that, 33-year-old Airpark-based Paddy O’Furniture recently launched Peninsula Cushion, a collection of sleek, lightweight designs.

“We listened to a lot of feedback from our customers asking us for more sleek and modern designs,” says Zach McMillen, president of Paddy O’Furniture.

“We started designing and came up with something that was a good fit for the new homes being built.”

The 17 furniture pieces come in a trendy graphite color. Popular pieces include the cuddle chaise lounge, sectionals and swivel dining chairs.

The pieces are powder-coated aluminum, which calls for uniformly sized micro-beads of polyester that are electrostatically charged to adhere to the base material. The coating’s viscosity resembles the thickness of an epoxy paint, but because it is electrostatically charged and then baked onto the aluminum, it does not flake or peel. Aluminum also does not rust, further protecting the pieces from the unpredictable Arizona weather.

“They have more of a straight line,” McMillen says. “It’s called our graphite finish. It has really clean lines. They’re smooth with no real curves.

They have a unique look, and they’re a little bit lower to the ground and creates a luxury resort feel for balconies, decks and backyards. Our Bliss cushions allow you to personalize it with 14 colors.

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Residents at New Life Center received a makeover for their outdoor dining area, including cobblestone dining tables and seating for 30 individuals. (Photo courtesy of Paddy O’Furniture)

“Traditionally, people would want a neutral color, but they’re experimenting more with bold colors, spa-like colors — light turquoise and grays. There’s a trend toward those types of colors and greens as well.

They’re embracing color a little bit more.

Sunset is the newest color. It’s a bright coral that’s starting to pick up some traction. We’re excited to see that.”

McMillen is well schooled in patio trends.

The native Phoenician who graduated from Paradise Valley High School has been with the company since he was 16.

“I’ve done pretty much every job on the back end of the company and worked my way up to the president,” he says.

McMillen chalks up Paddy O’Furniture’s success to his and the staff’s availability to listen to customers and its sales team. It’s that trait that led to the new line.

“We take feedback very seriously,” he says.

“We listen to our sales team and, in turn, we listen to our customers. We take that to heart and see if we have anything to fulfill their requests. If not, it’s an opportunity to meet the customers’ needs. We’re constantly changing so we can stay on trend.

“We also listen to the employees, and they help make it a better company, from product introductions to improved consumer-friendly policies. We have risk-free deposits. There are no questions asked. Customers can return the furniture within 30 days.”

Paddy O’Furniture recently added pops of color to the West Valley’s New Life Center to the tune of more than $53,000 worth of furniture in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

New Life Center is the largest domestic

Patriot padded sling chairs, cobblestone tables and solar sculptures decorate the meditation garden for New Life Center’s residents. (Photo courtesy of Paddy O’Furniture)

violence shelter in Maricopa County. It serves more than 1,000 children and adults annually through an emergency shelter and outreach support program.

Fifty-four furniture pieces were donated during the company’s visit to New Life Center’s meditation garden and outdoor dining area.

In the garden, there are new chaise lounges, rocking chairs and padded sling chairs from the new Patriot Collection, made in Arizona from recycled milk jugs and other plastics, along with several ends and coffee tables.

In the dining area, Paddy O’Furniture replaced the existing picnic tables with Cobblestone natural stone dining tables and 30 Patriot Collection padded-sling dining chairs. Five bistro-style table and chair sets were also donated.

“NLC is doing incredible work in our community, and we’re so excited to be a small part

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of that,” McMillen says. “We wanted to create spaces at the shelter where residents can relax and enjoy moments of peace comfortably in furniture that will last for years.”

Paddy O’Furniture also hosted an employee food donation drive at all seven Valley locations as well as sponsored a lunch for residents. Hundreds of nonperishable food and health items were collected.

“Keeping up with maintenance for a 104-bed facility is always a challenging task for us,” says Myriah Mhoon, New Life Center chief executive officer. “This amazingly generous donation from Paddy O’ has transformed our outdoor spaces, and we are so grateful for their support in helping to keep survivors of intimate partner violence safe and happy at our shelter.”

This donation is the first in the company’s pledge to help Arizona nonprofits with monetary and in-kind gifts over the years to come. 

SkinCeuticals, a luxury science-based skin care brand, recently opened its first Arizona SkinLab location in partnership with renowned local board-certified plastic surgeon Terry Maffi. (Photo courtesy of SkinCeuticals SkinLab by Maffi Plastic Surgery)

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By Jordan Houston t ’ s n o s e c re t t h a t h e a l t h y, youthful-looking skin and Arizona’s harsh desert climate don’t exactly go hand in hand.

When it comes to aging, a majority of changes in the skin associated with getting older and wiser are avoidable. The main culprit behind those pesky fine lines and wrinkles is sun exposure.

Because the sun’s ultraviolet rays penetrate the skin and damage the elastic fibers that keep it firm, Paradise Valley board-certified plastic surgeon Terry Maffi says Arizonans should be extra privy to skin maintenance.

“People here get more sun damage exposure, literally, by just going to your car and back than people laying in the sun somewhere else,” says the surgeon, who specializes in facial rejuvenation and breast and body contouring. His practice, Maffi Clinics, features a skin clinic among other specialized aesthetic clinics.

“Even though I’m a plastic surgeon, I’ve really been devoted to skin,” the director of the Resident Aesthetic Surgery Clinic shares. “I always tell my clients, ‘Good skin is better than a good facelift.’”

An assistant professor with Mayo Clinic Arizona, Maffi has taken his passion for skin care a step further, recently launching Arizona’s first SkinLab location in partnership with luxury science-based skin care brand SkinCeticals.

SkinCeuticals SkinLab by Maffi Plastic Surgery, located at 15037 N. Scottsdale Road, Suite 190, at the Scottsdale Quarter, is the skin care brand’s seventh location and serves as the ultimate hub for quality

skin care services and resources.

“We’re really considered a medical aesthetic boutique, and it is a direct extension of my practice. It is with a plastic surgeon, which is what really makes it good,” Maffi explains. “Most med spas are run by ER doctors, naturopaths or whatever you can do to open the door.

A med spa run by a plastic surgeon, who oversees things and has all the resources of the office and staff, really takes it a step above a true med spa.”

The holistic skin care destination specializes in injections; microneedling; light and laser therapy; a Dermablend Professional makeup finishing station; and three exclusive signature treatments, Skinsmooth, Skinfirm and Skinbright.

Skinsmooth, an LED light and SkinCeutials Micropeel treatment, features red light therapy coupled with a chemical peel for a skin refresh, Maffi says. For a deeper approach, Skinfirm targets “more intensive concerns” through a micronee-

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The SkinLab, located at the Scottsdale Quarter, specializes in injections, microneedling, light and laser therapy, and three signature treatments available exclusively at SkinLab locations. (Photo courtesy of SkinCeuticals SkinLab by Maffi Plastic Surgery)

dling and hydrating B5 gel treatment.

The most popular, according to Maffi, is Skinbright, a laser and CEF treatment followed with a potent vitamin C serum, C E Ferulic for routine maintenance or “seasonal skin concerns.”

“I love it when people are happy with their results, whether it’s surgery or skin care. It’s awesome,” Maffi expresses. “In this day and age, people want to look as good as they feel, but you can’t stop the aging process. To see people who come in and who are in great shape, and then do something surgical or nonsurgical, look as good as they feel is amazing.”

Skin care consultations featuring the SkinScope LED diagnostic are also offered, as well as the SkinCeuticals Custom DOSE service, formulating personalized serums.

While there is no harsh line in terms of when to get serious about skin care, Maffi says the 30s are a good time to start.

“We stop producing collagen in our 30s,” he says. “That’s literally when the glue in the skin starts to decay. People definitely notice their skin is getting less smooth.”

The vast skin care industry, and its count-

less remedies, might be a bit intimidating at first, Maffi acknowledges. Finding the right approach is all about catering to individual needs and education.

“There are a million different types of skin care, and there are lots of different treatments to get to the same goal,” Maffi says. “Some are more aggressive; some are for younger people that want prevention.

It’s all about education, what’s available and what’s the downtime, if any.”

This isn’t Maffi’s first rodeo with SkinCeuticals either.

Maffi in 2018 partnered with the sciencebased skin care brand and opened SkinCeuticals Advanced Clinical Spa by Maffi, one of “three Advanced Clinical Spas in Arizona.”

He recalls feeling thrilled, nonetheless, when SkinCeuticals approached him this year with the SkinLab concept.

“I was really honored,” Maffi expresses.

“I kind of have always told myself that I’m so busy in my practice, I would never open a second location. But this partnership was really a no-brainer.”

Because the med spa takes a more

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preventative and nonsurgical approach, offering chemical peels, microneedling and hydrofacials, Maffi says it’s a refreshing take from his practice.

SkinCeuticals SkinLab by Maffi Plastic Surgery allows the surgeon to work with a different brand of clientele, he elaborates.

“My office is a totally different clientele.

We do a lot of facelifts and things like that,” Maffi explains, citing an older age bracket of clients. “Up here, we have the opportunity to nail down these cool little short-term treatments.”

The aesthetic expert is already looking to expand the SkinLab to other locations, due to its overwhelmingly positive feedback, and says he is in talks with SkinCeuticals. 

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FOOD & WINE

Back in Philadelphia, where Insomnia Cookies was born, the company runs a CookieLab to experiment with different flavors and toppings. (YouTube)

Late-Night

Treats

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rom the East Coast to the West comes Insomnia Cookies, a late-night bakery concept that started in an unconventional place — a dorm room in Pennsylvania.

In early September, the newest location opened inside Kitchen United Mix, 7127 E. Shea Boulevard, Scottsdale.

Former UPenn student and New York native Seth Berkowitz and his roommates were up late one evening studying when they decided a snack was in order. While they usually settled for takeout, the group was looking for something sweet — and

Insomnia Cookies delivers the snacks

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was disappointed when they couldn’t find any open shops.

“Based on this universal need — the midnight snack — Insomnia Cookies was born,” Chief Marketing Officer Tom Carusona says. “The first shop opened in Syracuse, New York, in 2006, and there are now more than 200 locations nationwide.”

Berkowitz said that his first location was near UPenn and he chose Syracuse because of the convenience. The shop was so popular that he opened three Insomnia Cookie shops next, all around the same time.

Berkowitz was majoring in finance,

Insomnia Cookies was created out of the need for a sweet midnight snack

by UPenn student Seth Berkowitz.

(Photo courtesty of Insomnia Cookies)

which helped prepare him for what was to come, especially in building the brand and helping him run the business.

Insomnia’s name is a nod to the latenight sweet-cravers — Insomnia keeps

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FOOD & WINE One of the CookieLab creations was this assortment of vibrantly decorated treats. (YouTube)

most of its stores open until 1 a.m. and can be picked up or delivered right to your door.

The menu has an array of classic and deluxe cookies, as well as seasonal options. Past limited-time flavors include bananas foster, blueberry cobbler, red velvet and pumpkin spice.

It has even offered breakfast-themed cookies, like cereal and milk, blueberry pancake and everything bagel cookie (that one comes with cream cheese icing).

Classic cookie flavors include chocolate chunk, double chocolate chunk and snickerdoodle — but there are more than 12 flavors to choose from. Even better, Insomnia also offers ice cream, ice cream sandwiches, cookie cakes and “dippers,” which are cookies that come with spreadable icing. There are also vegan and gluten-free options.

“We would like to share the recipes, but those, we keep secret,” Carusona says. “We’re always baking up exciting new flavors.”

In June of last year, Insomnia Cookies unveiled a new research and development department called CookieLab, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CookieLab experts use the space to develop new flavors and desserts, which allows Insomnia to release cookie creations throughout the year.

What’s even more remarkable about CookieLab is that it has a “secret” passage (behind a bookcase) inside the Passyunk (Philadelphia) location where guests can pick up goodies from a secret menu or create their decadence by picking their favorite dough, mix-ins and toppings.

While there are no plans to build a CookieLab in Arizona, there are three locations to choose from.

In addition to the Scottsdale location, one is steps from Arizona State University on University Drive in Tempe, and another is in Tucson.

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Insomnia Cookies offers more than 12 flavors on top of ice cream sandwiches and more. (Photos courtesy of Insomnia Cookies)

“Scottsdale was a perfect next step to expand the footprint of the brand in Arizona. We’re so excited to join the Scottsdale community and look forward to making some new Insomniacs,” Carusona says.

The Scottsdale location hours vary, but pickup during the week is from 11 a.m. to midnight, and 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Delivery starts at noon and is offered until midnight during the week and 1 a.m. on weekends. 

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REMEMBER When

Flashback 2021-22 What’s new, different, gone and coming soon

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By Joan Fudala

ow. Another year of COVID-19 impact and a “new normal” lifestyle.

There’s always something going on in Scottsdale, but layer in the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, since March 2020, and we’ve experienced too many changes to keep track of adequately. Here are just a few things new, different, gone or coming in our dynamic and ever-adapting city. Enjoy all Scottsdale has to offer, but remember: Get vaccinated, mask up, keep your social distance… and shop/dine local.

New “The Continuous, Evolving New Normal…” due to the COVID-19 global pandemic: initial vaccine distribution and booster shots; social distancing; wearing face masks everywhere; Zoom meetings; quarantining; working remotely; capacity limits at events, virtual, outdoor and/or drive-in concerts, church services, family gatherings and events; menus via QR codes; shortages on all kinds of consumer products; staff shortages.

Restaurants: Clever Ramen at SkySong on McDowell Road; Slice Eat and Whataburger on Thomas Road; Belle’s Nashville

HonorHealth dedicated its Bob Bove Neurosciences Center on its Osborn campus.

(Photos by Joan Fudala)

Kitchen, Yellow Spruce Roasters, Reserve, Buzzed Bull, The Hot Chick and STK Scottsdale in Old Town; Pinkberry at Scottsdale Fashion Square; Cat’s Pajamas Bistro on Scottsdale Road; Lone Spur Café on Scottsdale Road; Z’Tejas, FroYoMaya and Campo Italian at Mercado del Lago Plaza on Hayden; Macayo’s Pima Crossing on Shea; Etta, Beard Papa’s cream puffs and Pressed Juicery at Scottsdale Quarter; I Heart Mac & Cheese at 16500 N. Scottsdale Road; The

A Curio Collection by Hilton Hotel opens at the former site of Don & Charlie’s restaurant on Camelback.

Italian Daughter Cucina + Cocktails; The Buzz Eatery + Treats at Kierland Commons; Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant at The Promenade; Butters at Scottsdale 101; Ling’s Wok Shop at Hayden Peak Crossing/ Grayhawk; De Babel Authentic at 14884 Pima Road; Famiglia Modern Italian Trattoria at 17025 N. Scottsdale Road; Oscar’s Taco Shop at 21811 N. Scottsdale Road.

Tourism/recreation: Senna House Scottsdale – A Curio Collection by Hilton Hotel on Camelback (former site of Don & Charlie’s restaurant); Sisley-Paris Spa at the Scottsdale Princess Resort; Aiden by Best Western at Scottsdale North hotel at Loop 101/Shea; Jet Aviation fixed-base operator at Scottsdale Airport; major facility expansion of Ross Aviation fixed-base operator at Scottsdale Airport; Landmark Theatre and Puttshack to open at Scottsdale Quarter; Puzzle Rides scavenger hunts in Old Town.

Retail/services: Scottsdale Selfie on Scottsdale Road; Native Art Market, Change Clothes and Phat Scooters in Old Town; Lucid Motors, Alo Yoga, Dior, Desert Dae Boutique, Rolex, Golden Goose, Versace, Fashionphile Selling Studio at Neiman Marcus, Blue Nile, Psycho Bunny and Goodlife at Scottsdale Fashion Square; Sanderson Lincoln Boutique, TopComp Homes, CC Patio, Parachute, Purple, Urbana, Levi’s,

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REMEMBER When Yeti, Peloton, Liz Modern Asian, Junk in the Trunk, Fabletics, Buckle and Brilliant Earth at Scottsdale Quarter; Recreational marijuana shops (with a new job skill: budtender); Arizona Window and Door on Redfield; Arctic Spas Scottsdale on Northsight; Naturepedic Organic Mattresses at 18529 N. Scottsdale Road; Pet Dental on Hayden Road.

Business: City of Scottsdale processed 803 new business licenses during FY 20-21; Cavasson/Nationwide mixed-use campus opened on Hayden at the 101 and includes Nationwide and Choice Hotels offices; Karma Scottsdale dealership in the Airpark; Cirrus Aircraft at Scottsdale Airport; Spaces workspace at Scottsdale Quarter; LifeStance Health Group Inc. relocated its corporate headquarters to Scottsdale from Bellevue, Washington; Thinkzilla Consulting Group opened at SkySong; Anuncia medical technology company relocated to SkySong from Massachusetts; Desert Insurance Solutions opened in the Airpark; TrustBank of Arizona on Scottsdale Road; Jabz Boxing opened on Scottsdale Road.

Education/Youth: St. Catherine of Bologna Performing Arts Center on the Notre Dame Prep campus opened.

Arts/culture: Lighthouse Artspace opened (with the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit in fall 2021); Ravenscroft performing arts venue in the Perimeter Center and its Jazzbird Lounge debuted; German culture center Treffpunkt reopened in the Airpark.

Health/wellness: Action Behavior Centers opened to serve families with an autistic member; HonorHealth opened

Z’Tejas opened a new location at Mercado Del Lago in McCormick Ranch.

The Kimsey will be a mixed-use redevelopment on Indian School, incorporating the Triangle Building, which served as rental city hall in the 1960s and honors the Kimsey family.

The Merci Train boxcar, backdrop for Scottsdale’s annual Veterans Day event, was relocated at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, now adjacent to other historic train cars and depots.

its Bob Bove Neurosciences Center on the Osborn campus; Cigna Medical Group opened a health care center at SkySong; Abrazo Cave Creek Hospital opened on Carefree Highway; New Dawn Wellness Center on Northsight; Athlete Chiropractic on Hayden Road.

City: Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved a long-awaited anti-discrimination ordinance; the Camino Campana interpretive trail dedicated at Fraesfield trailhead in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve named in honor of former Mayor Sam Campana and her extended family; the Preserve’s PimaDynamite trailhead and its Art DeCabooter Amphitheater dedicated; multimillion-dollar rehab of Scottsdale Airport runway finished; Golden Rule tree planted at Civic Center; permanent exhibit at Civic Center Library saluting Scottsdale civic organizations debuted; Thomas Groundwater Treatment Facility dedicated.

People in new places: New people in city office in January: David Ortega as mayor of Scottsdale and Betty Janik, Tammy Caputi

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and Tom Durham as members of Scottsdale City Council; Julie Cieniawski, Libby HartWells and Zach Lindsay as members of the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board; Troy Bales is the new Paradise Valley Unified School District superintendent; Mark Kelly as new U.S. senator from Arizona (replaces Martha McSally); Ben Lane appointed Scottsdale City Clerk; Jeff Walther became Scottsdale police chief; Dr. James Burns is executive director of Scottsdale’s Museum of the West; Ivan Gilreath is president/chief executive officer of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale; Lois Roma-Deeley is Scottsdale’s new poet laureate.

Residential: Revel senior living community on Legacy Boulevard at Pima Road; LivGenerations on Mayo Boulevard; several new multifamily residential communities along McDowell Road.

Other: Juneteenth (June 19) is a new federal holiday; the Arizona Legislature approved sports betting in Arizona; in November 2020 Arizona voters approved Prop 207, the use of recreational marijuana;

REMEMBER When a new law exempts military veterans’ pensions from state income tax (but check specifics).

Different Restaurants: The Herb Box moved from DC Ranch to Shea/Scottsdale Road; Skeptical Chymist at Frank Lloyd Wright/101 was replaced by The Union Jack; The Preserve Tavern has replaced Four Peaks Grill & Tap at Hayden and Frank Lloyd Wright; Cottontail Lounge replaced Shade at the W Scottsdale; The Spot opened in the former location of Moe’s Roadhouse at DC Ranch Crossing; Chez Vous is now Sophie’s Café at The Shops Gainey Village.

Tourism/sports/recreation: FC Rising Soccer moved from temporary SRPMIC stadium to a new soccer complex on the Gila River Community; Hotel Adeline has joined the Marriott Tribute Portfolio brand.

Arts/culture: Civic Center public art is in temporary storage as the area undergoes a major redo throughout 2022; the Scottsdale Historical Museum is temporarily closed during the 2022 Civic Center redo (but the Scottsdale Historical Society remains very active).

City: In November voters ratified Scottsdale’s general plan, updated from the 2001 version; self-serve/staff-less “Pony Express” system debuted at Appaloosa Library; Merci Train Boxcar moved from one location to another at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park; Soleri Plaza is now Solstice Park on the Arizona Canal.

Education: The School of Architecture (TSOA) moved from Taliesin West to The Cosanti Foundation with locations on Doubletree Ranch Road and at Arcosanti; Hohokam Elementary School has been extensively renovated.

Other: Loop 101/Pima Freeway improvements continue; Talking Stick Arena in Downtown Phoenix is now the Footprint Center (home to Phoenix Suns and Mercury basketball teams).

Gone Restaurants: Rancho Pinot Grill; YC Mongolian Barbeque at The Pavilions; House of Rice on Hayden; Bandera in Old Town; Hot Noodles/Cold Sake; Stratta Kitchen on Hayden; Brunch Café on Scottsdale Road; Creamistry on Camelback Road.

Retail: Thomasville & More clearance store on Scottsdale Road; Carolyne’s Salon at The Promenade; all Fry’s Electronics stores.

Business: GoDaddy Inc. moved its headquarters from Scottsdale Airpark to the ASU Research Park in Tempe.

Razed for redevelopment: Paradise Valley Mall razed for redevelopment (except for Costco, JCPenney, Mesquite Library) as mixed-use PV Town Center.

Folks moving on: interim Scottsdale Community College President Chris Haines will retire in January; PVUSD Superintendent Jesse Welsh resigned in December 2020; city of Scottsdale Presiding Judge Joseph Oclavage will retire in March.

Other: Mowry family historic oak tree (behind The House Brasserie) was removed.

Sadly we’ve lost: Former Mayo Clinic Scottsdale leader Dr. Richard Hill; former city senior center Director Tim Miluk; former U.S. Sen. John Conlan of Scottsdale; educator and historian Dr. Jose Maria Burruel; legal scholar and Western movie poster collector/donor Rennard Stickland; film critic Julian Reveles; former City Parks Director and Preserve leader Bill Ensign; former city of Scottsdale Human Services executive Dr. Ed Portnoy; former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods; former CEO of America West Airlines Ed Beauvais; Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community artist Royce Manuel; orthopedic surgeon Dr. Tony Hedley; architect Logan Earl Van Sittert; former Paradise Valley Councilmember and Police Chief Peter Wainwright; civic activist Jane White; Valley faith leader the Rev. Dr. Lawrence W. Corbett; political activist/civic leader Claire King Sargent; former teacher and Scottsdale’s First Lady Jackie Drinkwater; Scottsdale City

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REMEMBER When Hall volunteer greeter Jacquie Murray; developer/philanthropist Judd Herberger.

Coming soon/ongoing Restaurants: popular Tucson restaurant EeeGee’s; Chula Seafood at Hayden & Thompson Peak; Ingo’s Tasty Food to Scottsdale 101.

Tourism/recreation: Caesars Republic Scottsdale hotel at Scottsdale Fashion Square; SLS Scottsdale hotel in Old Town; a Hilton hotel at Cavasson; Comfort Suites at Talking Stick; the Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley; Touchstar Cinema to Sonora Village; PopStroke golf experience to The Pavilions; Sky Train link from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport terminals to the rental car center Events: Pac-12 Conference Baseball Tournament to Scottsdale Stadium in May; ASU will host NCAA golf championships at Grayhawk Golf Course again in May; the Super Bowl returns to the Valley in February 2023; the NCAA will bring its March Madness Final Four men’s basketball championship back to the Valley in 2024.

Business: Via Linda Behavioral Hospital (HonorHealth/Universal Health) on the SRPMIC; Mayo Clinic Phoenix campus expansion, including an integrated education and research building; a Banner Health sports medicine center at Riverwalk; Gainey Business Bank in Gainey Ranch; Scottsdale Community Bank.

City: Bell Road Multiuse Sports Fields Complex, WestWorld Sports Complex and DC Ranch Neighborhood Park coming; major redo of Scottsdale Civic Center (mall) ongoing throughout 2022, adding new amenities; review of Old Town Character Area; widening of Happy Valley Road from

Scottsdale’s Civic Center public park area is undergoing a yearlong upgrade, adding new amenities to the popular event and gathering spot.

Pima to Alma School roads; Miller Road will be extended north from Pinnacle Peak Road to Happy Valley Road; Osborn Road improvements including a roundabout at Osborn and Miller roads.

Education: Kiva and Pueblo elementary schools’ modernization projects underway or imminent; several Maricopa Community Colleges plan to begin offering four-year degrees in 2023.

Developments: Revel Scottsdale senior living community on Indian Bend Road in early 2022; Museum Square at Marshall Way and Second Street; new Papago Plaza mixed-use development under construction; Entrada on McDowell at 64th Street; The Palmeraie at Scottsdale and Indian Bend roads; The Edge at Loop 101/90th

Much of Paradise Valley Mall has been razed to make way for the mixed-use Paradise Valley Town Center.

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Street; The Miller apartment building on Miller/Sixth Avenue; Gentry on the Green multifamily residential development on Camelback; The Kimsey (redeveloped area including and adjacent to the historic Triangle/Butler building); Marquee office building in Old Town; 14-story apartment building to the southwest corner of Bell and Scottsdale roads (in Phoenix); residential to Cavasson on Hayden at Loop 101; The Quincy at Kierland; Cadence Living’s Acoya Shea senior living community; The Scottsdale Collection in Downtown Scottsdale; The Continental on Scottsdale Road; changes to the Seventh-day Adventist campus to include mixed uses.

Other: Memorial to the Fallen war memorial to the Scottsdale City Hall area; new Arizona Humane Society campus in Papago Park; upgraded exhibits in the Scottsdale Historical Museum when it reopens in January 2023.

Hot-button issues in 2021: Mask and vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 pandemic safety measures; critical race theory and education; audit of the 2020 election; a migrant holding facility in Scottsdale; impact of climate change; regulation of short-term rentals in Scottsdale; affordable housing.

What didn’t happen in 2021: Numerous signature events were canceled/postponed due to COVID-19 precautions (no Parada del Sol parade, Scottsdale Arts Festival, Scottsdale Culinary Festival and a postponed 2020 Scottsdale History Hall of Fame induction dinner); a rare orange lobster wasn’t consumed at Nobu but was donated to OdySea Aquarium; the Suns didn’t win the national NBA championship but came so close… 

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TOURISM Talk The "Ayurvedic Royals" experience is at Second Nature Clinic. (Photos by Christine Johnson for Experience Scottsdale)

Scottsdale offers shoppers the perfect experiences

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By Rachel Sacco Experience Scottsdale

he holidays are right around the corner, and with the supply chain on the fritz, last-minute shoppers may be scrambling to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones.

Fortunately, Experience Scottsdale and the city of Scottsdale have the solution — make that 11 solutions. Last month, the city and Experience Scottsdale launched the Exceptionally Scottsdale Collection, 11 experiences available for purchase at Scottsdale businesses and attractions.

Creating destination experiences has long been a part of the city’s tourism strategic plan. Year after year, consultants have hammered the importance of creating authentic experiences for our destination, while consumer surveys have shown travelers’ needs were evolving, with more seeking out creative offerings.

Both the city of Scottsdale’s Tourism & Events department and Experience Scottsdale recognized the importance of experiential design, but it wasn’t until we joined forces — combining our investment, time and resources — that we were finally able to put this strategic vision into action.

For the Exceptionally Scottsdale Collection, we opened the ap-

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"An Indigenous Experience" at Native Art Market shares the stories, arts and culture of Arizona's Native American tribes.

Learn how to create and maintain balance in your life through meditation, dosha balancing and nutrition with the "Ayurvedic Royals" experience.

Guests of "An Indigenous Experience" at Native Art Market take home a dream catcher or beaded bracelet.

plication to any Scottsdale business, though 11 were ultimately chosen to participate. These businesses range in size and represent different sectors of the tourism industry, from independently owned Old Town Scottsdale businesses like French Designer Jeweler and The Merchantile to cultural institutions like Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West.

Each business spent eight months working in partnership with the city, Experience Scottsdale and a national consultant to design, develop and promote new offerings for visitors, groups and locals.

With the “Perfect Pairing” experience at Carlson Creek Vineyard, locals and visitors alike indulge in Arizona-grown wine paired with artisanal cheeses prepared and curated by the vineyard’s winemaker and Arizona’s top cheesemonger.

At Second Nature Clinic, participants embark on a journey of health

and wellness with the “Ayurvedic Royals” experience. This sampling of the principles of Ayurveda focuses on the importance of meditation, balance and nutrition, and includes an herbal-infused balancing massage and shared meal.

“An Indigenous Experience” at Native Art Market shares the stories, arts and culture of Arizona’s Native American tribes. Guests explore Native American customs through music, dance and craft making, taking home a dream catcher or beaded bracelet.

Even more possibilities are available through Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West, JoyRidesAZ Scottsdale Tours, LDV Winery and Scottsdale Fashion Square. So perhaps you’ll consider gifting these distinctly Scottsdale tours, tastings and workshops to your family and friends this season. You’ll be giving unforgettable experiences while supporting Scottsdale’s hospitality businesses after an incredibly challenging two years.

Experience Scottsdale and the city of Scottsdale first initiated this experiential design process before the COVID-19 outbreak, and we forged ahead throughout the pandemic. The crisis drove home the need to support our tourism partners in a direct way by helping them identify and generate new revenue streams to help their businesses thrive.

Though these experiences arrived just in time for the holidays, they will be available all throughout the year. We hope you visit ExceptionallyScottsdale.com to learn more about all the opportunities available.  Rachel Sacco is the president and CEO of Experience Scottsdale, which establishes Scottsdale as a year-round, luxury travel destination.

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DECEMBER 2021 Business Horoscopes

By Weiss Kelly, PMAFA

ARIES 3/21-4/20 We enter the final four weeks of 2021 with the sun remaining in Sagittarius. Note the final eclipse of the year on Saturday, December 4. The eclipse brings change and highlights principles, education and travel.

Be productive and make lasting decisions.

Finish projects between December 4 and December 19. Then sit back and enjoy the holidays.

Personal power days: December 12, December 13 and December 14

LEO 7/23-8/22 December 4 yields the last eclipse of the year, forcing you to evaluate your goals for 2022. Any job/career opportunities require careful researching the first half of the month. Afterward, let things rest and enjoy your favorite holiday — Christmas.

Be conservative about finances as inflation rears its ugly head. Don’t let it stop your celebrating. It’s only money.

Personal power days: December 1, December 22, December 23 and December 24

TAURUS 4/21-5/20 For the next 18 months, you’ll redefine yourself in all areas of your life, as dictated by last month’s lunar eclipse. Expect to be disappointed about spending or available equipment/products. Try to finalize any outstanding debts before December 13, when we enter a conservative mode in economic matters.

Personal power days: December 15 and December 16

VIRGO 8/23-9/22 There is a lot of unfinished business.

Get your spiritual health in order. The final eclipse of the year on December 4 will bring that to light. Inflation is here and will stay.

COVID-19 demands the attention of all health services employees. Make a list of personal wishes for 2022.

Personal power days: December 25 and December 26

GEMINI 5/21-6/21 Unexpected snafus associated with travel will happen this month. Underline December 14 onward. Government issues in the Senate and Congress are delayed until mid-January, slowing the economy.

Business is not as usual.

Personal power days: December 17, December 18 and December 19 CANCER 6/22-7/22 December’s energy is concentrated on employment. Others may want to consider another line of work. High technology is rapidly advancing and will dominate the work field. Prices continue to rise and show limited availability on certain items.

That’s alright. Home and family make you wealthy.

Personal power days: December 20 and December 21

LIBRA 9/23-10/23 Last month, you should have acknowledged tasks that needed to be finished.

December will bring positive energy and confidence so you can follow through on your new goals. The new moon on December 4 is perfect time to start. Cut back on finances. Don’t let the holidays pass you by. Get socially active on December 17.

Personal power days: December 27 and December 28 SCORPIO 10/24-11/21 Despite national and international crises, and climate, economic and humanistic disasters, you look forward to a somewhat enjoyable season. You may have to rob Peter to pay Paul between December 1 and December 22. You will adapt.

Personal power days: December 2, December 3, December 29 and December 30

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SAGITTARIUS 11/22-12/21 Happy birthday, Sags. December 31 is a happy ending to a challenging 2021. The tables are turning this month. Your sign emphasizes legal procedures, travel and spiritual principles. They’re all destined to play a lifelong role. Circle December 31 — New Year’s Eve. Personal power days: December 4, December 5 and December 31 CAPRICORN 12/22-1/19 Take it easy and relax. There is a lot of shaking going on in business and politics, not to mention COVID-19 and the climate crisis. Focus on your relationships. Venus is in your sign, so lighten up and enjoy the season. The December 4 eclipse may bring job changes within your company.

Personal power days: December 6 and December 7 AQUARIUS 1/20-2/18 Happy days are ahead. Major career developments are in the works by mid-month, but you’ll have to wait it out for a bit. Friends and group gatherings play a major role around mid-month. Be prepared for job, business or important financial changes to be challenged.

Personal power days: December 8 and December 9 PISCES 2/19-3/20 December ’s last solar eclipse on the 4th highlights changes within your career, namely the health and medical fields. Take a course in advanced technology or get information from YouTube. Creative arts will come alive and play an important role in healing us in 2022. Try to enjoy those gifts that creativity offers. Why not visit a museum?

Personal power days: December 10 and December 11 Merry Christmas to all of my readers! 

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