Children’s Museum welcomes moms for free on Mother’s Day
This Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 8, Children’s Museum of Phoenix wants to say “thank you” to Valley...
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Month: April 2022
Scheduled closures and restrictions along Phoenix area freeways, April 29 – May 2
Here are the closures and restrictions for improvement projects along Phoenix-area freeways being...
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Historical Society presents Holocaust seminar, April 29
The Arizona Jewish Historical Society will present a special Holocaust seminar, “Choices: Why Did...
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StoryWalk now open in downtown Phoenix
Families greet author Monica Brown at the StoryWalk grand opening event, April 23.Families enjoy...
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Resident input sought for Community Assistance Program
The City of Phoenix is asking residents to answer a 10-question survey to help them evaluate their...
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Labine to head Arizona Science Center
In March, Guy Labine officially began as Arizona Science Center’s Hazel A. Hare president and...
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AIA elevates two Phoenix architects
Two Arizona architects are joining the three percent of American Institute of Architects...
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Duo offers new concept in transitional respite care
BluVillage Respitality, a women-owned, luxury respite facility, opened at 642 W. Linger Lane on...
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Rummage sale set for April 30
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church will host a rummage sale Saturday, April 30, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m....
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Brightside Studios opens on Camelback
A new space for Phoenix artists, wannabe artists and coffee lovers opened its doors Feb. 22 in...
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Multiple, major closures set along I-10 in Phoenix area, April 22–25
Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is alerting Phoenix area drivers to plan ahead and use...
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Groups can apply for tree planting support
Planting just a few trees can greatly impact overall temperatures, which is why Arizona Public...
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