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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
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Wrigley welcomes new chef
    The Wrigley Mansion recently welcomed its new executive chef, Craig Leeser.
    Leeser has been working in the culinary industry since he was 15 years old and has an enormous passion for food and service.  After winning two culinary competitions as a young teen in El Paso, Texas, Leeser was fortunate to receive a scholarship to the Scottsdale Culinary Institute.
    During his time in Arizona, Leeser has been the executive chef at Drift & Stingray Restaurant in Scottsdale, general manager of Western Pizza & Wine Bar, sous chef at Earl’s Restaurant and has cooked for many celebrities.
    For more information or reservations, call 602-955-4079.
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CAFE CHAT: Enjoy South American flavor in the 'Slope'

by Jan B. Jacobson

If you’re seeking a relaxing neighborhood environment that’s not only chic but also features a South American flair, Bomberos Café and Wine Bar should be on the top of your list.

    This café in the heart of Sunnyslope is distinctive. You won’t find traditional heavy entreés and a large assortment of menu choices, but what you will find is a nice selection of finger foods like bruschetta, olives, five paninis including a vegetarian, several salads, artisan cheese and meat platters. Future plans call for the addition of breakfast paninis. There also are specialty desserts of the day made fresh at local bakeries to tempt you.

 

 

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Discount pass for museums, more

In a time where it seems the price of just about everything is skyrocketing, ShowUp.com is doing something unique—substantially reducing the price of the ShowUp NOW Pass that already offers great savings when visiting area museums and attractions.

    This discounted offer will only be available for purchase during the summer; the pass becomes activated the first time you use it and is valid for nine consecutive days and will expire at the end of the ninth day. It can only be used one time at each location.

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Phoenix theatre proves 'Unbeatable'

Tracy Boyd is a high-powered, type-A workaholic whose speed and efficiency give her superhero status—until she ignores a lump in her breast for almost a year. In the trial of her life, Tracy finally confronts her greatest fear: living.
    Phoenix Theatre’s production of “Unbeatable: Every Moment Counts,” is based on the journals of a real-life breast cancer survivor.
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Hidden Treasures

Longview Community Church will offer Vacation Bible School for children ages 3 to 12 on Monday through Friday, July 14-18. Activities will take place from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The church is located at 1301 E. Whitton Ave., one block northeast of Osborn Road and 12th Street. To register or for more information, call 602-424-1655.
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