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El Dorado condos continue AARP Driver Safety classes
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AARP Driver Safety classes are from 8 a.m. to noon the second and fourth Friday of every month at El Dorado Condominiums, 10330 Thunderbird Blvd., Sun City. Call 623-977-9375 to register. ... Full story
Olive Branch lands cruise proceeds
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Ivy Shirley, second from left, director of Banner Olive Branch Senior Center, accepts a check from Sun Health Auxiliary chairwoman Sandy Gialinas, far left, Darl Bachmann of Ford’s World Travel and Paulette Pyrick of Princess Cruises. The... Full story
Library issues remains eerily quiet
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Sue Painter says Sun Citians should not be fooled by the silence surrounding a bill that could potentially cripple the county library system. "It’s not over," said the board secretary of the Recreation Centers of Sun City West. "Stay tuned.... Full story
21 contestants vie for Ms. Senior Arizona 2010
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Jane Gilmer, Ms. Senior Arizona 2009, will crown her successor at the 21st annual Ms. Senior Arizona Pageant, which begins at 6 p.m. March 27 at the North Canyon High School Auditorium, 1700 E. Union Hills Drive, Phoenix. Twenty-one beautiful... Full story
Kathy Gerandt, left, and Audrey Coulter, members of the Red Hat Society, smile at the crowd during the 50th Anniversary Parade Saturday.
Sun shines on 50th Anniversary Parade
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Thousands of people lined sidewalks in Sun City Saturday basking in the sunshine as floats, bands and horses marched in the community’s 50th Anniversary Parade. Sophia Hooper stood at a corner near a stop sign and waved as the Sun City... Full story
Sun Cities Petroleum Club hears from SHRI researcher
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The Sun Cities Petroleum Club will feature guest speaker Brian Browne at its April 1 luncheon meeting. Browne has a background in public health and biology and will talk about current studies regarding Alzheimer’s... Full story
A show of hands from the lively crowd when the question was asked, who in the room has email, at the first Next Gen Club meeting in Talisman Hall in Sun City Thursday night with a standing room only crowd of more than 100 people. The crowd later sang the Oscar Meyer Wiener song.
Show of hands at first Next Gen Club meeting
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Any doubts over the demand for a Next Gen Club in Sun City were quickly put to rest Thursday night as more than 100 people packed Talisman Hall beyond capacity for the first official meeting of the group. The first order of business, it seems, will... Full story
Christine Caffey, left, Frank Lueth and Diana Strefeler decorate one of several golf cars in garden themes. This one is chilis and the one behind is tomatoes. They're Sun City Garden Club members and the decorated golf cars will be in the 50th Anniversary Parade Saturday.
Sun City Posse provides traffic control for parade
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The Sun City Posse will be providing significant traffic control assistance during the Sun City 50th Anniversary Parade today. For the Sun City 50th Anniversary Parade, Sun City Posse members will be stationed along the parade route to assist with... Full story
Choir conductor steps off podium, into politics
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Paul Yoder has been directing the choirs and leading the music at St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church in Sun City for 12 years. For nine of those years, he also was the artistic director and conductor of the West Valley Chorale. Recently, Yoder... Full story
Legislators won't cut their own pay, yes on state workers
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PHOENIX -- It's one thing to balance the state budget with a 5 percent pay cut for state workers.But most Republican state senators said Thursday it's quite something else to cut their pay by the same amount.On a 15-14 vote the Senate killed a... Full story
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