Living in Arizona

National Public Gardens Day – May 11

05/03/2012
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National Public Gardens Day – May 11

National Public Gardens Day is May 11, 2012.  You can get free admission to the Desert Botanical Garden and the Spring Buttefly Exhibit with a coupon in the Better Homes & Gardens Magazine issue available May 1 or download coupon.  The Garden is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m..  The Butterfly Pavilion is...

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Gorgeous Home for Sale in Chandler Arizona – Tons of Updates!

04/13/2012
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Enjoy Senior Living in Mesa Arizona!

04/13/2012
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Enjoy Senior Living in Mesa Arizona!

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Seen at the Gilbert Riparian Preserve

04/02/2012
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There are a lot of birds visiting and living at the Gilbert Riparian Preserve.  We enjoyed a walk through the preserve on March 30 and saw quite a variety of birds.  Here is what we saw:  Anna’s Hummingbird, Black-chinned Hummingbird, Greater Egret, Snowy Egret, American Coot, Canada Goose, Mallard, White-crowned Sparrow, Curve-billed Thrasher, Neotropic...

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Holiday Lights 2011 – Where to See Them

12/06/2011
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If you enjoy looking at holiday lights and displays, then this map is for you. Courtesy of the Arizona Republic – Holiday Lights Map. The entire Phoenix area is included on the map. You can zoom in on your city or area to locate neighbors with a holiday lights display in your area. Consider...

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Turn Back the Clocks and Let’s Play Ball.

11/03/2011
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Turn Back the Clocks and Let’s Play Ball.

As you sit down in the bleachers you’ll hear names like Lockjaw, Sockeye and Piano Legs. You’ll see men and women dressed like it was the 1860′s all over again with period base ball uniforms or at least long sleeve dress shirts, long pants or knickers. The ballists are playing base ball, Vintage style....

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Maricopa County celebrating centennial with hiking challenge

11/02/2011
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There are some great county parks in the Phoenix area.  Maricopa County is celebrating the Centennial with a 100 miles hiking challenge in their parks.  Hike 100 miles by Jan. 30 in at least three of the parks to participate.    Click on the link below to read an article from the Arizona Republic about...

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Superstition Wilderness of Tonto National Forest

10/10/2011
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Superstition Wilderness of Tonto National Forest

Just an hour east of Phoenix is the Superstition Wilderness area. The Superstition Mountains can be seen anywhere in the East Valley. It’s jagged walls rise almost 90 degrees from the city of Apache Junction. On top and behind those walls lie some of the best hiking trails in the Sonoran Desert. On the...

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Chandler, AZ – Free & Low Cost Things to Do

08/13/2010
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There are lots of free and low costs things to do in Chandler, Arizona including free concerts, parks, and more.  Here are ten of our favorites: 1.  Chandler Public Libraries - There is a main library downtown and three branches.  The libraries offer free computer access to the public as well as reading areas for current...

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Gilbert, Arizona

12/11/2009
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Gilbert, Arizona

Gilbert used to be the town that was way out there. Past the highways, past the malls, past the paved roads. It was synonymous with ‘Day Trip’. Not today. Now you can get on the Superstition (US 60) or the 202 and get anywhere in Gilbert in minutes. Plus, you have the option of...

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