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IMAX THEATRE RIPARIAN PRESERVE AT ARIZONA MILLS AT WATER RANCH GEORGE WASHINGTON HISTORIC MESA PHOENIX SCOTTSDALE TEMPE CENTER 5000 S. Arizona Mills 2757 E. Guadalupe Rd. CARVER MUSEUM & HERITAGE SQUARE HISTORICAL MUSEUM POLICE MUSEUM ARTISTS’ SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS Circle, Tempe Gilbert CULTURAL CENTER 115 N. 6th St., Phoenix 51 E. Main St., Mesa 17 S. 2nd Ave., Phoenix 3720 N. Marshall Way 700 W. Rio Salado Pkwy. Connections: Connection: 415 E. Grant St., Phoenix Connections: Connections: Connections: Scottsdale Tempe Valley Metro (at Baseline Rd) Connection: Mesa Downtown BUZZ, DASH, Valley Metro Rail Connections: Connection: SAHUARO RANCH PARK Valley Metro Rail (Washington/Central Ave, Scottsdale Downtown & Family Fun (at Priest Dr) Arts & Culture 9802 N. 59th Ave. GILBERT HISTORICAL I.D.E.A. MUSEUM (Center/Main St station) Jefferson/1st Ave stations) Neighborhood Trolleys TEMPE HISTORY DIVERSIÓN FAMILIAR (at Baseline Rd) Glendale ARTE Y CULTURA SOCIETY & MUSEUM 150 W. Pepper Pl., Mesa MUSEUM Guía de Connections: GUS 3 10 S. Gilbert Rd., Gilbert Connections: ORPHEUM THEATRE PHOENIX SCOTTSDALE 809 E. Southern Ave. JAPANESE Connections: Mesa Downtown BUZZ 203 W. Adams St., Phoenix SYMPHONY HALL CENTER FOR THE Tempe ARIZONA ENCHANTED ISLAND AK-CHIN PAVILION ASU GAMMAGE FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SEA LIFE ARIZONA 2121 N. 83rd Ave., Phoenix 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe (within walking distance) Connections: 1 N. 1st St., Phoenix PERFORMING ARTS Connections: Destinos SCIENCE CENTER AMUSEMENT PARK 1125 N. 3rd Ave., Phoenix 5000 S. Arizona Mills GREAT ARIZONA (within 3 blocks), Connections: 7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale Orbit Jupiter 600 E. Washington St. AT ENCANTO PARK Connections: 83 MARY Connections: Connections: Circle, Tempe PUPPET THEATER IRISH DASH, Connections: ABRIL DE 2018 Phoenix 1202 W. Encanto Blvd. FLASH, Orbit Jupiter (within 3 blocks) Connections: 302 W. Latham St. CULTURAL CENTER Valley Metro Rail Valley Metro Rail Scottsdale Miller Road & THEATER 4301, Connections: Phoenix ARIZONA Valley Metro Rail (at Baseline Rd) MILITARY MUSEUM CHANDLER Phoenix 1106 N. Central Ave., (Washington/Central Ave, (3rd St/Washington, 3rd St/ Neighborhood Trolleys GALLERIA CORPORATE Valley Metro Rail Connection: (Roosevelt/Central Ave Connections: Phoenix Jefferson stations) CENTRE (3rd St/Washington, (within 3 blocks) (at Priest Dr) 5636 E. McDowell Rd. HISTORICAL MUSEUM Jefferson/1st Ave stations) station) Phoenix 178 E. Commonwealth Valley Metro Rail Connections: SCOTTSDALE DESERT 4301 N. Scottsdale Rd. 3rd St/Jefferson stations) (at Baseline Rd) (Roosevelt/Central Ave Valley Metro Rail PHOENIX THEATRE STAGES THEATRE Scottsdale HAYDEN BUTTE Connections: Ave., Chandler PEORIA CENTER FOR MCCORMICK-STILLMAN Connections: station) (Roosevelt/Central Ave THE PERFORMING ARTS 100 E. McDowell Rd. 7014 E. Camelback Rd. Connections: BIG SURF PRESERVE/ RAILROAD PARK TEMPE BEACH PARK/ station) Phoenix Scottsdale Scottsdale Downtown 1500 N. McClintock Dr. A MOUNTAIN ARIZONA MUSEUM 10580 N 83rd Dr., Peoria 7301 E. Indian Bend Rd. TOWN LAKE HALL OF FLAME Connections: Connections: Trolley Tempe 5th St. and Veterans Way OF NATURAL HISTORY Connection: Scottsdale 80 W. Rio Salado Pkwy. 53 N. Macdonald, Mesa CHANDLER CENTER FIRE MUSEUM MARQUEE THEATRE Valley Metro Rail Scottsdale Camelback Connection: Tempe Connection: Tempe 6101 E. Van Buren St. 730 N. Mill Ave., Tempe (McDowell/Central Ave Trolley VALLEY YOUTH Connections: Connections: FOR THE ARTS PHOENIX ART MUSEUM (within 1 block) Connections: Mesa Downtown 250 N. Arizona Ave. Phoenix Connections: Orbit Earth 1625 N. Central Ave. station) THEATRE CASTLES & COASTERS Orbit Earth, Valley Metro Connection: SCOTTSDALE 525 N. 1st St., Phoenix BUZZ, Chandler Phoenix 9445 N. Metro Pkwy. E. Orbit Earth, Jupiter, Mars, PAPAGO PARK/ Rail (Mill Ave/3rd St station) MESA AMPHITHEATRE PUEBLO GRANDE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Connections: Phoenix Mercury, Venus, Valley Metro Rail Connections: Connections: HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK HEARD MUSEUM 263 N. Center St., Mesa MUSEUM & 7333 E. Scottsdale Mall, Connections: Valley Metro Rail (Center/Main St station) Valley Metro Rail 625 N. Galvin Pkwy. THE WEDGE SKATEPARK 2301 N. Central Ave. Connections: ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK Scottsdale DASH, Valley Metro (Mill Ave/3rd St station) (McDowell/Central Ave Phoenix (Located in Eldorado Park) ARIZONA STATE CHINESE Phoenix Mesa Downtown BUZZ, station) 4619 E. Washington St. Connections: Rail (Van Buren/Central Connections: 7650 E. McDowell Rd. Connections: Valley Metro Rail (Center/ Phoenix Scottsdale Miller Road & Ave, Van Buren/1st Ave CHILDREN’S GLENDALE’S CAPITOL MUSEUM CULTURAL CENTER (within 1/2 mile) Scottsdale 1700 W. Washington St. 668 N. 44th St., Phoenix Valley Metro Rail (Encanto/ Main St station) PHOENIX Connections: Neighborhood Trolleys stations) MUSEUM OF PHOENIX XERISCAPE GARDEN Connections: Central Ave station) Valley Metro Rail 215 N. 7th St., Phoenix 5959 W. Brown St. Phoenix Connection: CONVENTION CENTER PHOENIX ZOO (within 4 blocks), Connections: MESA ARTS CENTER 100 N. 3rd St., Phoenix (44th St/Washington SCOTTSDALE ZIEGLER FIESTA BOWL Connections: Glendale 455 N. Galvin Pkwy. Scottsdale Miller HERBERGER 1 E. Main St., Mesa station) MUSEUM OF MUSEUM Connections: GUS 3 (within 2 blocks), COMERICA THEATRE Connections: Phoenix Road Trolley DASH 400 W. Washington St. THEATER CENTER Connections: (within four blocks), CONTEMPORARY ART 7135 E. Camelback Rd. Connections: 222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix Mesa Downtown BUZZ, ROOSEVELT ROW 7374 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale Scottsdale DESERT GOLFLAND Phoenix Connections: Valley Metro Rail ARTS DISTRICT Connections: Connections: BOTANICAL GARDEN SUNSPLASH ARIZONA’S WOMEN Connections: Valley Metro Rail (Center/Main St station) Roosevelt St. between 7th Scottsdale Miller Road & Scottsdale Downtown & 1201 N. Galvin Pkwy. 155 W. Hampton Ave. HALL OF FAME MUSEUM (3rd St/Washington, PIESTEWA PEAK 1101 W. Washington St. DASH, Valley Metro Rail Valley Metro Rail 3rd St/Jefferson stations) Ave. and 16th St., Phoenix Neighborhood Trolleys Camelback Trolleys Phoenix Mesa RECREATION AREA (Van Buren/Central Ave, MUSICAL Connections: Connection: Connections: Phoenix (Washington/Central Ave, 2701 E. Squaw Peak Dr. Connections: Jefferson/1st Ave stations) Van Buren/1st Ave stations) INSTRUMENT MUSEUM Valley Phoenix (within 4 blocks), DASH 4725 E. Mayo Blvd. Metro Rail (Roosevelt/ Connection: DOWNTOWN TEMPE/ Phoenix Central Ave station) (within 1 mile) ASU ART MUSEUM, MILL AVENUE DISTRICT Connections: Phoenix Zoo NELSON FINE ARTS 310 S. Mill Ave., Tempe CENTER Connections: Share your Valley Metro bus travel trip 51 E. 10th St., Tempe Heard Museum Tempe Center MKQ4837 photos on social media using Connections: Orbit Earth, Jupiter, Mars, for the Arts (within 2 blocks), Mercury, Venus, Plan your trip at valleymetro.org/destinations #vmbustravel FLASH, Orbit Valley Metro Rail Plan your trip at valleymetro.org/destinations Jupiter, Venus (Mill Ave/3rd St station) or call 602.253.5000 (TTY 602.251.2039). Planee su viaje en valleymetro.org/destinations o llame al 602.253.5000 (TTY 602.251.2039). 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Home of the Colorado Rockies TALKING STICK (within ¾ mile) stations) VALLEY CAMPUS (at Priest Dr) Connections: Phoenix DOWNTOWN CHANDLER Phoenix Scottsdale Arizona Coyotes 7555 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale RESORT ARENA 145 N. Centennial Way ASU POLYTECHNIC Mesa (at Baseline Rd) Connections: Arizona Ave. & Boston St. Connections: Connections: TEMPE MARKETPLACE 9400 W. Maryland Ave. Connection: Home of Phoenix WELLS FARGO ARENA CAMPUS Connections: DASH, Valley Metro Rail Chandler 35 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy. Glendale (within ½ mile) Suns and
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  • IRVINE PARK 2018 Ondominiums

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    December IRVINE PARK 2018 ondominiums 8521 E. McDowell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 • 480-946-5315 TO OUR RESIDENTS HAPPY HOLIDAYS from your staff! HOLIDAY HOURS: DEC. 24: Closed DEC. 25: Closed AT YOUR SERVICE Mary Sensabough Property Supervisor Terry Smith Property Manager [email protected] x ANNUAL HOLIDAY DECORATING CONTEST Jeffrey Stowell Maintenance Technician Contest Dates: December 15 & 16 • 6:30–10:30 p.m. Transform your patio, balcony, or door into a winter wonderland! If you plan to participate, please sign up in the office. If your display dazzles your neighbors, they HOURS can vote for you by stopping by the office or by emailing [email protected] Office by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, December 17. Our top three winners will receive: • 1st Mon–Fri: 8am–5pm place – $100 prize • 2nd place – $75 prize • 3rd place – $50 prize! Sat: Closed Sun: Closed SMOKE DETECTOR For your safety, each home is equipped with a smoke detector. Please check Pool & Spa 8am–10pm your system every month by pressing the test button located on the detector. A beep means the alarm is working. If not, please call the office. For assistance in Laundry Center Open 24 Hours checking your smoke detector, please call us. A RUDOLPH’S PET REMINDERS B $50 Pet Policy Fine SERVICES Cleaning up after a pet is never anyone’s favorite job—just ask Santa with his Washer/Dryer Hook-ups Free A/C Filters eight tiny reindeer! Thanks for following community policies by picking up after your Outgoing Mail Drop pet and using a leash when you walk your pet outdoors.