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getting more roof tops
built near Morning Sun New business offers
Farms. How many and services to the area
when will it happen?
that weren’t avail-
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Arizona Legislature Pass Education Bill
The Bill Was Passed Early Thursday Morning
A lot of waiting and guess the bill would be passed should end the guess work
work has been taking over the weekend. It is no for parents and schools
place since last Friday’s longer the weekend, but Continued on page 11
announcement from Gov- early Thursday morning
ernor Ducey stating that the bill was passed which
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Friday’s Word Search Puzzle
Local Business Of- Lymphatic Massage is a very gentle tech-
fer Massage Services nique (almost no pressure), which encour-
ages the natural drainage of your lymph
Something New For San Tan (by flushing out toxins), which supports a
Valley healthy immune system. It helps to reduce
swelling (edema) and detoxifies the body.
By San Tan Times When lymph circulation stagnates, fluid
With limited options in the San Tan Valley, build up can cause physical problems such
many residents are forced to leave the area as inflammation, edema, acne and neurop-
for services they need. But, more and more athy.
local businesses are opening up in the area. With her rates starting at $65, this new lo-
cal shop is competitively priced with oth-
One of those businesses is called Simple er massage shops, while also being a local
Wellness AZ, a massage therapy service lo- business in San Tan Valley
cated at the Shops in Copper Basin. Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Shop owner, Alyssa Britland is a licensed Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
massage therapist offering a wide variety 2510 E Hunt Highway, Unit #8
of options on par with larger chains such San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
as Massage Envy. 508-560-4484
www.simplewellnessaz.com
Her specialty is something called Lym- .STT
phatic Drainage Massage. Which is a de-
toxification massage.
May 4 - 6, 2018
San Tan Valley Weekend Weather
Friday Saturday Sunday
High 92° High 100° High 104°
Low 65° Low 72° Low 71°
A mainly sunny sky. High Sunny. High near 100F. Sunshine and clouds
92F. Winds WSW at 5 to Winds E at 10 to 15 mph. mixed. High 104F. ESE
10 mph. winds shifting to SW at
10 to 15 mph.
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San Tan Eats
Food, Fun, And Bouncing
By San Tan Times
The greatest food truck event in San
Tan Valley returns this Saturday at the
Walmart parking lot on Hunt Highway
and Gary Road.
The event starts at 5:30 PM and runs
through 9:00 PM
This month the big addition is a bounce
house by AZ Bounce Craze. So, while you
are chowing down on a wide selection of
food from a variety of vendors.
This month it looks like San Tan Eats
has expanded the number of trucks with
twelve food truck vendors on hand.
Food Trucks:
• Vallejo’s Tacos
• Le Crepe
• San Tan Valley BBQ
• Kettle Heroes
• Grindtime Coffee
• Rockitos
• Old School Grub
• Sublime Cheese Steaks
• Dam Good Food
• Howard’s Dogs
• AZ Sno Shack
• Cousins Maine Lobster
• Chef on the Go
And as we previously mentioned, for the
kids, a bounce house by AZ Bounce Craze!
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Friday’s Sudoku Puzzle
Sunset Strolls, 6533 W. Phillips Road
Desert Eating, And Queen Creek, AZ 85242
Al The Tortoise (480) 655-5554
Saturday – If you’re looking to learn
Outdoor Fun And Some new skills, increase your confidence on
Education the bike, or simply enjoy the sport like
never before, our MTB 101 class is just
By San Tan Times for you. This is the perfect introduction
Continued from page 1 that teaches all the basic skills needed
Careful out there this weekend as the to ride in the desert & mountain ter-
temperatures are rising into the triple rain. Get to know your bike and riding
digits. Stay safe and hydrated. equipment, learn how to balance, shift,
and control your speed with proper brak-
TSuannsVetalSleaygMuaarsoteSrtGroalrldwenitehrsSan ing, and familiarize yourself with riding
protocol and safety. This introductory
Friday, May 04, 2018 30 min class is also followed by a short
06:30 PM - 07:30 PM 3-4 mile ride to practice what you just
San Tan Mountain Regional Park learned. A helmet is required for safety
6533 W. Phillips Road reasons and please bring plenty of water,
San Tan Valley, AZ 85242 and an extra tube and tools to change a
(480) 655-5554 flat tire. If you’re a mountain bike begin-
Friday - The San Tan Valley Master Gar- ner and have never ridden on the desert
deners invite you to join them for an eve- trails, you don’t want to miss this event!
ning that celebrates the Saguaro Cactus Meet at the Main Trailhead.
on an easy to moderate trail stroll. Moth-
er Nature may treat us to a Saguaro blos- Trailhead Chat with the Ranger
som in the process of opening or perhaps
a bat drinking nectar and pollinating the Saturday, May 05, 2018
bloom. Of course, we will see the beau- 08:00 AM - 09:00 AM
ty of a sunset behind our magnificent San Tan Mountain Regional Park
mountains! During the walk we will talk 6533 W. Phillips Road
about the significance of the Sagua- San Tan Valley, AZ 85242
ro in our environment and share some (480) 655-5554
fascinating fun facts with you. Suitable Saturday – Ranger Nikki will be on hand
for all ages. What to bring: Closed-toe at the main trailhead to answer ques-
shoes, water and camera. Binoculars rec- tions and share hiking tips with you. Get
ommended. Meet at the Main Trailhead great information about the plants and
map kiosk. animals of our park and how to stay safe
as the weather warms up. You can also
MTB 101 Beginner learn about our educational programs
Mountain Bike Clinic and Ride and discover some of the exciting vol-
unteer opportunities we have here at the
Saturday, May 05, 2018 Park. Be sure to bring your water, hat
08:00 AM - 10:00 AM and sunscreen.
San Tan Mountain Regional Park Continued on page 15
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More Rooftops
Going in on Hunt
More Homes Will Be Built
By San Tan times
Continued from page 1
North on Hunt Highway across from the
intersection at Mountain Vista, Fulton
Homes is beginning development of two
connecting parcels totalling 73.63 acres.
Currently there is only some basic land
preperation that is taking place. The two
parcels that will be developed are south-
east of the 48 acre parcel that is already
owned and developed by Fulton Homes.
That parcel contains over 500 roof tops.
As of the publishing of this article it
is unconfirmed how many homes are
planned for the area. Fulton does not
have this area listed on their corporate
website as of yet so price points, lot sizes,
and community name is not available.
As more information becomes available
San Tan Times will provide an update
on the community and the impact it will
have on the area and the residents.
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Arizona Legislature Thank you to all.
Pass Education Bill
But most of all, thank you to our teachers
The Bill Was Passed @dougducey
Early Thursday Morning --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This raise is earned, and it is deserved.
By San Tan times Everyone can name the teachers who made
a positive impact on their lives. For me,
At about 6:00 AM Thursday morning it was Mr. Zammit, Mr. Wagner, Doc
Governer Ducey signed the education Demar, Professor Olney, Sister Patrice.
portion of the budget that provides the Teaching is more than a job -- it’s a noble
raise that the teachers were fighting for. public service! #20x2020
@dougducey
In the end, the raising comes in at an av- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
erage of 19%
The estimated calculations from some
After public claims made by Ducey that lawmakers is said to bring in $405 million
the bill would be worked on and passed in new funding for Arizona education.
over the last weekend, the bill was final-
ly voted on and passed early Thursday The delay in passing the bill created
morning after a session lasting nine and some havoc locally as school districts
a half hours. were forced to guess what might take
place while attempting to provide infor-
Early Thursday morning Governor Du- mation to parents as to when school was
cey made a series of Tweets announcing expected to open.
the completion of the budget.
Florence Unified School District, while
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- making a valiant effort to be open on
TEACHER PAY RAISES ARE ONE Thursday was forced to close school in
STEP CLOSER ——> Arizona just the early hours of Thursday when it be-
passed the K-12 education portion of the came apparent that the passing of the
FY19 budget. This bipartisan plan rec- bill was not going to take place in time.
ognizes the hard work of our teachers & .STT
makes significant additional investments
to improve K-12 education for #AZ kids.
#20x2020
@dougducey
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We announced #20x2020 on April 12,
with the education community & legisla-
tive leadership. By working together, this
plan has improved, providing hundreds of
millions of dollars for teacher raises & oth-
er school needs.
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Health As We Age Our Incentive
Fitness And Diet Are More With each article we will also provide an
Important As We Grow Older incentive. We believe in what we preach
and would love to see everyone make the
By Live Lean Nutrition progress they desire for themselves no mat-
A basic foundation of strength as we age ter how small or grand.
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bodybuilder at the age of 60, but, being muscle development, or any other nutrition-
active and training with weights provides al hurdle you may have, we would be happy
joint health, added mobility, and strength. to help you along your path.
Exercise machine, which you will com- We encourage you to stop in and chat with
monly see in most gyms, such as Anytime us. As we grow we will have fitness and well-
Fitness, are great for older people, especial- ness classes available along with partnering
ly if you are new to lifting weights or if you witha fewotherbusinessesinthearea.If we
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Performing Arts
Center
Combs is Making Progress
By Brooke Davis,
Principal Combs High School
Construction Progress the construction firm that has been con-
tracted for this project. The architectur-
The construction of the new Combs Per- al group used for this project was DLR
forming Arts Center is progressing nicely. Group.
Recently, students and staff celebrated the .STT
progress of the building with a beam sign-
ing event which signifies ending one phase
of construction and moving on to the fin-
ishing of the auditorium. Students and
staff will be using this new facility begin-
ning in January, 2019; the fine arts depart-
ment will move in then and begin to use the
space for teaching and performances.
About The Performing Arts Center
The new 25,000-square-foot Combs Per-
forming Arts Center and sports field is
scheduled to open in January 2019.
The project also includes “the addition
of a 2,900-square-foot field house, which
will accommodate multiple sports activi-
ties with equipment storage room as well
as space for pre-game and half-time gath-
erings.” According to McCarthy Building
Companies Education Services, which is
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Sunset Strolls, Eat the Desert
Desert Eating, And
Al The Tortoise Saturday, May 05, 2018
09:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Continued from page 9 Usery Mountain Regional Park
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3939 N. Usery Pass Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85207
Usery Regional Park (480) 984-0032
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Meet Al the Tortoise How have people survived off the land
for thousands of years? Which des-
Friday, May 04, 2018 ert plants are edible and when are they
01:00 PM - 03:00 PM edible? Discover the answers to these
Usery Mountain Regional Park questions and more in this exciting quar-
3939 N. Usery Pass Rd. ter-mile stroll along the Desert Hawk
Mesa, AZ 85207 Trail. Join our Park Ranger as he shares
(480) 984-0032 some useful information about our edi-
Visit our Nature Center and see our des- ble desert plants. Please bring water and
ert tortoise and his new exhibit! Ranger closed-toe shoes. Location: Meet at the
B will be there to share some amazing Nature Center.
facts about this fascinating reptile! Visit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
anytime between 1pm-3pm.
Cave Creek Regional Park
Movie Night in the Park -
Toughest Desert Animals ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Friday, May 04, 2018 Feeding Frenzy!
07:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Usery Mountain Regional Park Saturday, May 05, 2018
3939 N. Usery Pass Rd. 02:00 PM - 03:30 PM
Mesa, AZ 85207 Cave Creek Regional Park
(480) 984-0032 37900 E. Cave Creek Parkway
Cave Creek, AZ 85331
(623) 465-0431
This exciting film showcases some of our No fork, knife, or spoon necessary for
toughest desert animals. Watch a road- these cool customers. See snakes swal-
runner take on a rattlesnake, and a group low, scorpions sting, and spiders..... wow!
of hawks hunting like a wolf pack! In- Come on in to the Nature Center to see
cluded is a rarely-seen rattlesnake fight one of the largest Rattlesnakes in Arizo-
which was filmed in Usery Park. Then na and our collection of captivating and
watch us feed our snakes after the movie! creepy carnivores consume their copious
Feel free to bring snacks and drinks with cuisine!
you (no glass bottles), otherwise, con- .STT
cessions are available. Location: Nature
Center.
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Cinco de Mayo Pork Posole soup served with tortilla chips
$5.99
A Little Local Fun For Margaritas:
The Holiday Lemon, strawberry and mango
$5.00
By San Tan Times Their regular menu will also be available
Continued from page 1 Everyone is welcome and no reservation is
needed.
Event starts at 5:00pm
Location and Contact:
30761 N Golf Club Dr
San Tan Valley, Arizona 85143
(480) 987-1307
The Terrace Restaurant at the Johnson
Ranch Golf Course is preparing a little
shindig for those looking to have some fun
this Cinco de Mayo.
Bring the family, bring the fun and cele-
brate Cinco de Mayo at the Terrace! Guests
are welcome to bring blankets or lawn
chairs for grass area!
Live Music from: San Tan Flat
• Mariachi Live Music This Saturday
• Tierra Linda
• De Leticia Elias Starting at 12:30 PM Rod Kent will be per-
“Music that Touches the Soul” forming.
We’re not entirely sure what that mean,
but that’s what the Terrace Restaurant is Starting at 8:30 PM the Josh Roy Band
claiming. Sound like fun... will be performing live.
What’s On The Menu: Location and Contact:
From the grill, they will be serving Carne 6185 W Hunt Highway
Asada plate served with Spanish rice, San Tan Valley, AZ, 85142
beans, pico de gallo, guacamole, salsa and 480-882-2995
tortillas. .STT
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Wildlife Of San Tan Valley
Rod Small’s Visual Journey
By, Rod Small
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