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A Smoother Ride Ahead on Carefree Highway BY VALLEY VIBE STAFF WRITERS info@valleyvibenews.com

The project is part of the city’s accelerated pavement maintenance program which includes repaving more than 250 major-street miles along some of the city’s most deteriorated roads. Signage alerting motorists to roadwork dates prior to the start of the work will be present.

Lane restrictions are expected during paving. To track and measure progress on the project and find out about plans for other area street improvements planned through 2023, visit the city’s performance dashboard at www.phoenix.gov/pavement.

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The pavement at the intersection of Carefree Highway and North Valley Parkway is particularly worn and deteriorated.

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Approximately 3 miles of pavement resurfacing between I-17 and 7th Avenue, is scheduled to take place in April barring any unforeseen circumstances or weather delays, said Phoenix Transportation Department spokesperson Ashley Patton. The top layer of asphalt will be removed from the roadway to accommodate a whole new layer, necessary when an asphalt surface has reached the end of its service life.

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Watch hot air balloons illuminate the sky at the 10th Annual Balloon Classic in Goodyear Friday, April 30 to Sunday, May 2.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 2 & 3

THURSDAY– SUNDAY, APRIL 8–18

FRIDAY–SUNDAY, APRIL 9–11

‘Godspell’

Dinner With Spies

Musical Theatre of Anthem 42201 N. 41st Drive, Suite B100 623-336-6001 musicaltheatreofanthem@gmail.com, www.musicaltheatreofanthem.org $25/Admission

Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Craft

www.starlightcommunitytheater.com info@starlightcommunitytheater.com A virtual viewing about a young college graduate with a secret life as a spy who discovers one of the enemy spies he is searching for is a college friend. See times online.

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Messages of kindness, tolerance and love come to life in this production through the parables of Jesus with storytelling, songs and a dose of comedy. Limited assigned seating available. See times online.

12645 N. Saguaro Blvd. Fountain Hills www.fountainhillsartfairs.com Free admission & parking Fine art, including sculptures, paintings, clothing, jewelry, crafts, local food items, live music and food. See times online.

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www.good-guys.com/sn $15-$20/Adult; $10/Children 7–12

Sweet to the Soul Boutique

Hot rods, muscle cars, classic vehicles on display. Autocross competitions, car parts swap meet and cars for sale, plus a kid’s zone with free arts and crafts. See times online.

Handmade items from local vendors, including home decor, furniture, clothing, bath and body items, baked goods and more. Food trucks.

Arizona Sage Art Market 10 a.m.–4 p.m. The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th St., Scottsdale 480-488-1090, www.hollandcenter.org Free Paintings, jewelry, glass art and other fine art items. Meet the juried artists and learn more about their creative processes. A percentage of the proceeds will go to the Holland Center to support programming.

FRIDAY–SUNDAY, APRIL 16–18 Good Guys Custom Car Show

SATURDAY, APRIL 17 Go Green 8–11 a.m. Anthem Community Park (lower parking lot) 41703 N. Gavilan Peak Pkwy. 623-742-6050, www.online@anthem.com Safely dispose of unwanted electronics, bulk materials, cardboard, personal documents, paint, and prescription and non-prescription drugs. Visit website for full list of accepted items. Proof of Anthem residency required. Enter from Whitman Drive and exit onto Gavilan Peak Parkway.

FRIDAY–SUNDAY, APRIL 23–25 Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market

Westworld of Scottsdale 16601 N. Pima Road

Parker Gates plays Jesus in MTA’s musical performance of “Godspell” on stage Thursday, April 8 through Sunday, April 18.

Westworld of Scottsdale 16601 N. Pima Road www.junkinaz.com Featuring chippy, rusty, vintage and handmade decor. Live music and food. See times and ticket prices online.

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SATURDAY–SUNDAY, MAY 1 & 2 (CARNIVAL: APRIL 29–MAY 2)

‘13 the Musical’ Musical Theatre of Anthem 42201 N. 41st Drive, Suite B100 623-336-6001 musicaltheatreofanthem@gmail.com, www.musicaltheatreofanthem.org $25/Admission The story of a preteen plucked from his fast-pace New York City lifestyle and plopped into an Indiana small town where he tries to fit in to a simpler way of life.

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9 a.m.–4 p.m. Peoria Sports Complex 16101 N 83rd Ave., Peoria www.sweettothesoulboutique.com $5/Ages 18 and up

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Anthem Days 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Anthem Community Park 41703 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway 623-742-6050 www.onlineatanthem.com

Pending permit approval by Maricopa County, Anthem’s annual family friendly spring festival in the park returns with a business expo, craft vendors, carnival, food vendors, and entertainment. Visit website for updates and COVID-19 safety protocols.

FRIDAY–SUNDAY, APRIL 30–MAY 2 10th Annual Arizona Balloon Classic Goodyear Ballpark 1933 S. Ballpark Way, Goodyear www.abcfest.com $20/adult; Free/ages 12 and under Hot air balloon rides, family fun zone, hot air balloon tether rides, and festival foods. See times online for morning liftoffs and evening glows.

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Kids can design, explore, build and create in the Engineering for Kids Camp.

23 fun ways to beat summer boredom BY VALLEY VIBE STAFF WRITERS info@valleyvibenews.com

lenty of camps are a go this summer, and Valley Vibe has compiled this guide to help you plan your child’s adventures. From performing arts, to sports, to engineering and traditional summer camp fun, there’s engaging activities nearby for all ages and interests.

SCHOOL CAMPS Caurus Academy: Anthem Explorers 41900 N. 42nd Ave, Anthem www.caurusacademy.org, 623-551-5083 Registration fee waived with Valley Vibe ad until April 15; $25/child, $50/family after April 15 Weekly themes and in-house field trips for Grades K–5. Camp runs 8 a.m.–4 p.m., June 1–July 2. See weekly pricing online.

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Choice Academies 2323 W. Parkside Lane, Phoenix 602-938-5517, www.atbchoice.org $42/day; $190/week

Daily activities for students in Pre-K–8, including special guests and weekly field trips. Weekdays, June 2–July 16, 7 a.m.–6 p.m.

For Incoming kindergartners to acclimate to the classroom environment and peers. June 21–25 & July 12–16, from 9 a.m.– 1 p.m. Register for one or both weeks. Scholarships available. Daily lunch and free uniform shirt.

Summer School

$120/week; $450/four weeks

Ridgeline Academy

33625 N. North Valley Pkwy, Phoenix 623-289-7911, www.ridgelineacademy.org

Math and reading for students grouped by grade level. Meets the month of June, Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–noon. Snack and recess included. Scholarships available.

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June 1–July 2 8:00 AM–4:00 PM

Activities in art, science, technology and fun and games for grades K–10. Meets Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m. No camp on May 31 or July 5.

PERFORMING ARTS CAMPS Diamond Dance Works

34406 N 27th Drive, Suite 190, Phoenix 623-582-9858, www.diamonddanceworks.com

Weekly Theme Camps

$120/Week (half–days); $200/Week (full–days) Ages 5–13 learn various dance genres with a new weekly theme. Monday–Thursday, June 7–July 22, 9 a.m.–4 p.m

Future Gem Dance Camp

$50/Week on Tuesdays & Thursdays Ages 3–4 learn basic dancing techniques with fun themes. From 9–10:30 a.m., June 8 & 10 and June 22 & 24; 1–2:30 p.m., June 15 & 17 and June 29 & July 1.

Princess Camp $100/week

Ages 3–6 dance with Elsa, Belle, Jasmine, Ariel and Moana 10 a..m.–noon, July 5–8; July 12–15; July 19–22.

Ballet Technique Classes $15/Drop-in class

Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday 4–5:30 p.m., June 8–July 1. Pre-register at www.diamonddanceworks.com/summer-classes-1.

Intensive Camps $175–$225

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Competitive dancers meet Monday–Friday, June 14–17,

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9 a.m.–1 p.m. Advanced ballet students meet 9–2:30 p.m., July 12–15.

Ages 12–18 audition Sunday, July 18 at 10 a.m. Rehearsals July 19–24, 9 a.m.– 3 p.m. Performances July 29–31.

Musical Theatre of Anthem

Summer Minis

42201 N. 41st Drive, Suite B100, Anthem 623-336-6001, www.musicaltheatreofanthem.org

‘School House Rock Live Jr.’ $375

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Vocal technique, dance skills and showmanship for ages Ages 3–5. Meets July 19–23 from 3:30–5 p.m. Performance July 23.

Ages 8–15 rehearse for the Emmy Award–winning cartoon series. Monday–Saturday, June 7–12 and Monday–Thursday, June 14–17, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Performances June 17–19.

Starlight Community Theater

Summer Performing Arts Institute

‘Mary Poppins Jr.’

$275

Ballet, tap, improv and more for ages 6-18. Meets June 21–25, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Performances June 25.

‘101 Dalmatians KIDS’ $375

Ages 6-11 audition July 7, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Rehearsals July 7–10 & July 12–15, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Performances July 16–17.

‘Singin’ in the Rain Jr.’ $375

1611 W. Whispering Wind Dr., Suite 9, Phoenix 602-885-6975, info@starlightcommunitytheater.com www.starlightcommunitytheater.com/summer-camps $249.95/Register by April 30; $299.95/Register after April 30 Ages 6–18 audition for the Broadway musical based on the Disney film, “Mary Poppins,” 9 a.m.–3 p.m., Monday–Friday, June 7–19 with performances on June 18 & 19. Campers must prepare a one-minute Disney song to sing for a virtual audition a few days before camp begins. Aftercare available from 3–5 p.m.

Theater Boot Camp

$99.99/Register by May 31; $129.99/Register after May 31

Ages 8–14 learn auditioning, dancing, prop making, set design and costuming. Meets 9 a.m.–3 p.m., July 12–16. Includes a performance July 16. Aftercare available from 3–5 p.m.

SPORTS CAMPS 9r Indoor Baseball 9r Baseball Training Center

2400 W. Union Hills, Ste 130, Phoenix www.9rbaseball.com, info@ninerbb.com $179–$259 Ages 7–14 work on baseball fundamentals such as fielding, base running, hitting, throwing and more. Camps run May 24–27, May 31–June 3, June 14–17, June 21–24, June 28–July 1, July 6–9, July 12–15 and July 19–22. See website for times.

Coerver Indoor Soccer Camps Arizona Sports Complex

3555 W. Pinnacle Peak Road, Glendale 623-202-6024, www.coerverarizona.com $160–$229/Week Ages 7–15 work on technical soccer skills including ball mastery, finishing and striking, ball control and a new

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girls only camp. Monday–Friday, June 1–July 30 at various times (see online).

Core 5 Indoor Sports Camp Ridgeline Academy

33625 N. North Valley Pkwy, Phoenix 702-807-1118, www.core5flagfootball.com $199/Week Half Days; $295/Week Full Days Ages 5–13 learn the core fundamentals of football, basketball, dodgeball and more. Week-long camps run June 14–July 13.

STEM & ADVENTURE Choose Your Own Adventure Camp Anthem Community Center

41130 N. Freedom Way, Anthem 623-879-3012, onlineatanthem.com/camp $150–$175/week Anthem residents; $195–227.50 /week non-residents Includes arts and crafts, sports, games, rock wall climbing and water park time. For an additional $35/week, campers can add on their choice of adventures in sports and aquatics, or dance instruction

from a professional dancer for an extra $45/week. Camp runs 7 a.m.–6 p.m. weekdays, May 24–July 30.

Weekdays, May 26–July 23, 7 a.m.–6 p.m. Choose your number of days. See costs online.

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Sonoran Foothills School

32150 N. North Foothills Dr., Phoenix 623-692-7507, www.dvusd.org/summer $60/family registration fee Educational, creative, social and athletic activities for ages 5–14. Includes daily breakfast, snack and lunch.

Creative Castle Preschool

4130 W. Opportunity Way, Anthem 480-779-8184, phoenixinfo@engineeringforkids.com https://tinyurl.com/yflwrp4o $175/Week Half–Days; $225/Week Full–Days STEM activities and physically–stimulating games for Ages 4–11. Monday–Friday, May 24–July 30, 8 a.m.– 3:30 p.m. Extended care available.

Most Loved Camp Summer camp registration is open and spaces are filling quickly. Don’t delay reserving a spot for your child in the North Valley’s “Most Loved All-Around Camp.”

Daily pricing ($55) is available, as well as the full week ($175 plus add-ons). Camp runs from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Discounts are available for additional children per family. OnlineAtAnthem.com/camp

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Construction Still Frozen on Hockey Rink Arena owner needs funding to resume work BY KAREN GOVEIA editor@valleyvibenews.com

hile plans for commercial projects in the North Valley continue making forward progress, the half-completed Legacy Sports Arena and adjacent hotel needs financial help to meet its finish line. It’s been a year since construction on the 171,000-square-foot hockey and multi-sports arena north of Sonoran Desert Drive between I-17 and North Valley Parkway came to a complete stoppage. The project was already 10 months into construction and more than half complete when Legacy owner Rob Eaton said the sports and leisure industry became severely impacted by government-imposed lockdowns, and ultimately continued funding for the project became difficult to secure. “With COVID-19 [uncertainties], they just

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didn’t want to lend in the sports environment,” Eaton told Valley Vibe. “Every time I thought it’d be next month, it’s been another month, so here we are a year later,” he said. With essentially no fast return to normalcy and the sports and recreation industry still limited in its offerings, construction remains at a standstill. Eaton, who has millions already invested in the project, says he has secured a construction loan commitment, but an additional $3 million investment is required to resume construction. To do so, he is looking for an investor to step in and help get construction crews rolling again. He estimates roughly eight months of work remain on completion time for the arena. “I’m not shocked, but I’m dismayed at how long it’s taking to get this done,” Eaton said, adding “A lot of people are going to be heartbroken if it [the arena] doesn’t happen.” The project has been in the works since it was approved by the City of Phoenix in 2018. When complete, the 2,000-seat arena would support several sports with their needs for additional ice and indoor floor space, including hockey, basketball, volleyball, pickleball, lacrosse, and soccer, among others. Construction on the adjacent 88-room hotel also remains at a halt, but Eaton said that part of the project is secondary to completion of the arena. Potential investors and lenders can reach Eaton at 480-698-0144.

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3 Ways to Keep Your Pets Safe From Rattlesnakes BY CHERYL RAHAL, D.V.M. (With sidenotes from Toby the clinic kitty)

nake season—is there such a thing?

March and April usher in the kind of weather that makes the Valley the envy of the rest. Our beautiful warm days and clear skies means more time for longer walks and hikes with our pets, and it’s a safer time to leave your big dogs outside during the day. However, it’s also the time of year that rattlesnakes emerge from hibernation after the colder winter months, and when they emerge they are quite “hangry” searching for their next meal and traveling to establish their territory. The majority of the snake bite victims we see at The Pet Wellness Center are in these spring months. How can you protect your pet from being bit by a rattlesnake? It’s difficult—many times even when we put our best efforts forward—it still happens. Here are three tips to help keep your pets safe from snake encounters.

1 Snake-proof your yard. Keep your bushes trimmed and your yard free of debris. Consult your gardener or landscaper for more ways to prevent snakes from getting into your yard. 2 Snake train your pet. We recommend

“snake training” by a professional trainer. This is done by exposing your dog to live snakes (usually in a wire cage). These snakes provide the sensory input (smell, sound and sight) that dogs need to recognize them as the trainer teaches it as dangerous. The training also involves teaching what to do during a snake encounter—run away! An electric shock collar is used to simulate the pain of snake bite.

3 Vaccinate your pet. Many veterinarians recommend the “snake vaccine” as an additional protection method for your dog or horse (it’s not yet labeled for cats). By vaccinating your pet we are creating on-board antivenin. Should your pet be bit by a rattlesnake, they still need to be treated by your veterinarian as soon as possible. Studies have shown that the snake vaccine creates a window of time (4-5 hours if properly vaccinated) to get home or off the trail to bring your pet to a hospital.

FACT OR FICTION? Cats are immune to rattlesnake venom. Here’s what Toby the clinic kitty has to say…

ats being the superior species have lightning-fast reflexes, and sixth sense to know that rattlesnakes are deadly, so we just don’t bother with them. Although I have seen some poor fellow felines come to my clinic’s hospital suffering from snake bites. Toby the Surely cats are not immune, clinic kitty the wounds are much worse and I’m told it’s because of our small body size. That’s why I stay indoors. It’s safer, and the food is better. Dr. Cheryl Rahal is a doctor of veterinary medicine at The Pet Wellness Center in North Phoenix. Her sidekick, Toby, spends his days alongside her at the clinic.

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