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Queen Creek High School student Tyler Santos initially came up with the idea of the engineering camp. With the help of his fellow classmates, they were able to organize the lessons and activities for the camp.

Of course, the expo also features the everyday pre-holiday browsing of food and gift vendors as well as Halloween festivities including Trunk or Treat and ghostly activities capturing the spirit of spooky season, while drawings provide fans with chances to win exciting prizes.

If you‘re following these “golden rules,” then the next smart thing you can do to minimize your online exposure – that doesn’t require a lot of heavy lifting – is to activate the online security features available through your internet service provider. 

Plan for closures along I-10 near Broadway Curve, I-17 near Loop 101

Founder, Kelly Crandall, started the market in 2017 after moving to Arizona in 2016. She wanted to create a market with a little bit of everything and spent a year putting in work before it got off the ground. The market began with only 30 vendors, but now its popularity has exploded. The difference between this market and other markets that didn’t succeed in the past, Crandall said, is community.

Bunco has tested positive for FIV, but is otherwise very healthy. He can go on to live a long, healthy and happy life. The Friends for Life adoption consultants can elaborate on what this diagnosis means for Bunco and the family that adopts him. His adoption fee is $150.

The Arizona Well Woman HealthCheck Program encourages all women to know their risks and get screened for breast cancer. Staying healthy throughout your life will lower your risk of developing cancer and improve your chances of surviving cancer if it occurs.

Fans traveling to the game from the Chandler/Southeast Valley region should consider using westbound/northbound Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) to bypass I-10 in the downtown Phoenix area. 

The Singletons, a Valley-based nonprofit, supports single-parent families battling cancer through a variety of programs. One of those programs is called Bare Necessities, which helps to stock the homes of Singletons families each month with items such as laundry detergent, shampoo, body wash, deodorant, toothpaste, cleaner and more.