Historical Society offers water discussion
The Sunnyslope Historical Society and Museum will bring Arizona’s drought and water shortage...
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‘Desert Rider’ closes in September
Residents who have not yet seen “Desert Rider” at Phoenix Art Museum, or those who may want to see...
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Chabad will offer High Holiday services
Chabad of Phoenix invites the Valley Jewish community to attend its High Holiday services in...
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Family story hour offers Irish ambiance
The McClelland Library and the Irish Cultural Center will reopen in September after its August...
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Acacia Library hosts family events
Families are invited to Acacia Library this month to take advantage of a wide variety of free...
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Cross Roads hosts military history speaker
Veterans, their families and friends, and the general public are invited to Cross Roads United...
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Vegan restaurant event celebrates second year
Raising awareness for all things vegan, Phoenix Vegan Restaurant Week returns for a second...
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‘Ballet Under the Stars’ returns to stages
Ballet Arizona’s annual tradition of “Ballet Under the Stars,” presented by the Diane and Bruce...
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Virtual exhibit explores impact of suicide
A new virtual exhibit, spearheaded by Arizona Art Alliance, and in partnership with Arizona...
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School Briefs, September 2022
Glendale Union High School District Sunnyslope senior receives Congressional award Sunnyslope High...
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Library closed for maintenance
Century Library, on Highland Avenue east of State Route 51, is closed for maintenance through the...
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AHS offers fun for all ages
The Arizona Human Society (AHS) is offering two programs this month geared toward ages 8 to 17....
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