In Need of Assistance? By Ventura Tounsel Veterans. Men and women who have served their country in uniform. Regardless of when you served or whether you are still serving, it is you, the veteran, to whom we owe our freedoms in this great country. It is you, the veteran, to whom we owe our gratitude for the sacrifices. Nobody knows that more than...
Fiks-IT ShopMobile Device Fiks-Computer Fiks-Technology ServicesThe Good Neighbor Place(Fry’s Plaza Next To Post Net In Rita Ranch)www.fiksitshop.com Neighbors, coming soon to the Fiks-IT Shop, an informal setting to discuss upcoming technology trends that will transform our daily lives. These discussions will be at no cost and held once a month...
By Rick Bass Many disabled individuals feel lonely, isolated and marginalized. Changing this reality takes an awareness and sincere desire to strive for an innate equality for all people regardless the limitations. And, when you really think about it, we all have abilities and disabilities that may be hidden or visible.In my profession I was...
By Tucson Medical Center If you are a healthy individual, you may wonder why it’s so important to have a primary care provider.In short, regularly seeing a primary care provider can help you stay healthy. This is the person you will see for your annual checkup as well as the person with whom you will address any health concerns that may arise...
By Hollie Warnick America’s Got Talent! It’s not just a show, it’s true. We do have talents here. The whole world is full of incredibly talented individuals, including you. Everyone has a special super power. Do you know what yours is? What hobbies do you participate in? Notice those pursuits you accelerate at. What are some favorite pastimes...
Dear Claire, I have had this returning dream about a horse in water. It is a silvery-grey colored horse, and it is in murky river water all of the way up to its chin. The water is calm, and the horse seems unfazed and unafraid of the water that has risen up so high. Even though I am not physically in the dream, the horse is actually staring at me...
By Rabbi Shemtov It all began in Ancient Persia in the fourth century BCE. The Holy Temple that had stood in Jerusalem was destroyed more than 50 years earlier, and the Jews were subjects of the mighty Persian empire that extended over 127 lands. Three years after King Ahasuerus ascended the Persian throne, he celebrated by throwing a grand 180...
By Nikki Lee Hello Friends, As we welcome Spring, we have many exciting opportunities for you in Ward 4. Last month we called on the community to submit their project ideas on how we could use the $250,000 allocated for Ward 4 investment. We appreciate everyone who took their time to come up with thoughtful ideas to make our community a better...
By Alisha Brewer Sprawling green fields teeming with four leaf clovers are not something that Vail residents are accustomed to. And with leprechauns being so darn tricky to catch, how are we supposed to find our good luck this St. Patrick’s Day? Thankfully, we have our own symbol of luck here in southern Arizona, our amazing hummingbirds...
By Miki Lee Hall My son would come to me as a little boy periodically clear out of the blue, stand before me, and lift up his arms and request of me, “Hold me Mommy.” Perhaps it was fear… uncertainty… loneliness… sadness… even his joy, whatever it was he found himself facing in this world at the moment, it made him seek me out. He trusted that I...
