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Council, school board races down to the wire BY J. GRABER Progress Staff Writer

BUSINESS.................. 28 Restaurant family eyes nationwide expansion.

ARTS................................. 31 Scottsdale glass artist creates eye-popping work.

FOOD................................ 37 Notre Dame Baking Club star of culinary fest.

NEIGHBORS.............................................26 BUSINESS..................................................28 ARTS.............................................. 31 FOOD.............................................36 CLASSIFIEDS.................................38

Sunday, November 6, 2022

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ith just two days left until the Nov. 8 General Election, candidates in the races for Scottsdale City Council and Scottsdale Unified School District Governing

Board are working to get their final messages out to voters. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m., but those in line at 7 p.m. will be allowed to vote. Scottsdale voters can cast their ballot at any location in the county – not just in Scottsdale. Polling sites can be found at locations.maricopa.

vote or scottsdale.vote. In the City Council race, Pamela Carter and Barry Graham are running for the seat being vacated by city councilwoman Linda Milhaven, who is termed out.

see ELEX page 14

Friday special for these Scottsdale men

WWII soldier recalls horrors Hall of Fame veteran is still of the European Theater serving fellow Americans BY J. GRABER Progress Staff Writer

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hen the Phoenix Veterans’ Day Parade rolls out this Friday, Scottsdale resident Sam Weinstein, 98, will be riding out front as one of three grand marshals for his service in World War II. He’ll be rolling with fellow grand marshals with Lew Bradley of Chandler, who was named for his service in the Korean War, and Tom Tostenson of Phoenix. who was named for his service in

see WEINSTEIN page 6

BY J. GRABER Progress Staff Writer

At 98, Scottsdale Sam Weinstein is proud to be one of three grand marshals in the Phoenix Veterans’ Day Parade. (Special to the Progress)

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t takes six pages (single spaced, 12-point font) to list all of Scottsdale resident Bob Wiedower’s volunteer activities. All told, Wiedower figures he’s logged about 7,000 hours as a volunteer for various charitable organizations. He’s also retired after 18 years in the financial services industry and 22 years as a combat aviator with the U.S. Marines. And all of that service added up

see WEIDOWER page 6

Marine Corps aviator Lt. Col (ret) Robert Wiedower of Scottsdale now serves his country in many ways as civilian.(David Minton/Progress)

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