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As valedictorian, Grayhawk resident Gabriella Alessio, 18, spoke to the 214-person graduating class of 2019 at Notre Dame Preparatory High School last Friday.
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Back in 2013, as northern Scottsdale resident David Lamb spent a couple weeks in the hospital recovering from prostate cancer surgery, his son suggested he write to pass the time.
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Twenty Arizona high school seniors, including Chaparral High School student Kyle Polen, have been named Flinn Scholars, as part of its 34th class.
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While staying a hotel, northern Scottsdale resident Luke S. Larson’s eldest daughter, Kendall, took one look at the portraits of American presidents hung on the wall and made a comment that gave Larson pause.
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The Past Presidents’ Council of the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce will honor five individuals, a nonprofit and an Old Town Scottsdale company at the 26th annual Scottsdale History Hall of Fame May 9.
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Scottsdale’s Sequoya Elementary was one of 52 schools to receive the Arizona Education Foundation’s A+ School of Excellence award in 2019. The foundation has used the award to recognize exemplary schools across the state since 1983.
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On April 22, Desert Mountain residents Kathy Henderson and Claudia Pilot were among the locals, celebrities, Scottsdale council members and golfers celebrating the unveiling of Desert Mountain’s newest residential community and 18-hole golf course.
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“House Hunters” Season 162, Episode 5: If you haven’t watched it yet, DVR the episode because it stars one of Scottsdale’s very own.
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In conversation, northern Scottsdale resident Deborah Muller is light, relatable and loves to punctuate her thoughts with a witty quip.
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“House Hunters” Season 162, Episode 5: If you haven’t watched it yet, DVR the episode because it stars one of Scottsdale’s very own.
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