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Program serves families and teens for both Hanukkah and Christmas

Plan ahead and allow extra time for travel this Saturday

So far, nonprofit Pan de Vida has met with an architect for the design and has a general cost estimate of $1.5 million for the planned community center to be located at 34488 N. Carriage Drive, in between East Skyline Drive and East Pony Track Land.

His adoption fee is $175. At Friends for Life Animal Rescue, animals are altered, vaccinated, microchipped and dewormed. Cats are also tested for FELV/FIV.

Some local street, intersection restrictions along highways planned

The event, presented by Rugged Radios and powered by 4 Wheel Parts, will take place from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4. Rugged Radios and The Dirt Expo are headquartered in Chandler.

What first started as an annual small-town parade put on by local residents has expanded to a full-size parade event, according to Chris Clark, CEO of the Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce. The event may have taken on a larger scale, but the focus on family and kids stays the same, he said. The parade is during a festival, which includes several vendors and live entertainment.

Guests will walk through the cosmetology buildings at each campus where student models with hairstyles related to the theme will be posed in creative displays. Tickets at each show are $5 (cash only) per person with children 5 and younger free.