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September IRVINE PARK 2019 ondominiums 8521 E. McDowell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 • 480-946-5315 WELCOME AUTUMN We wish our residents a great month and a HAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND! OFFICE CLOSED MONDAY, SEP. 2 AT YOUR SERVICE Mary Sensabough Property Supervisor Terry Smith Property Manager [email protected] A SWEET SEPTEMBER A Jeffrey Stowell As we turn the corner on another summer and head into cooler weather, we’re Maintenance Technician reminded of what we love about Arizona. Whether you’re drawn to the dazzle of bright city lights, the solitude of a saguaro-studded desert, or the pine-scented air of a cool mountain retreat, Arizona has it all. Our community has it all, too, for our HOURS residents who value a comfortable home, responsive service, and a carefree lifestyle. Office Thanks for choosing us, and have a sweet September! Mon–Fri: 8am–5pm Sat: Closed BEST IN THE SOUTHWEST o Sun: Closed We work hard to make our community the best in the Southwest, so go ahead Pool & Spa and invite your friends, relatives, and co-workers to experience the difference for 8am–10pm themselves. We’ll be happy to show them around and answer their questions about our beautiful community. We want more residents just like you! Laundry Center Open 24 Hours OUTDOOR LIVING $50 Fine for Non-Compliance As we head into the fall season, you’ll probably spend more time enjoying your SERVICES patio or balcony. Nothing spoils an outdoor living area like unsightly clutter, boxes, Washer/Dryer Hook-ups or hanging laundry. Please remove all storage and household items, and furnish Free A/C Filters your patio or balcony with only outdoor furniture and plants. By keeping your patio Outgoing Mail Drop or balcony neat and clean, you’ll avoid a $50 fine. Free Pest Control Soda Machine p PET PRIDE O $50 Pet Pickup Fine We know you love your pets and take pride in them. We ask that you take the CONTACT US same pride in keeping our property clean and safe. Be sure to walk pets on a leash, Office, After Hours, and please direct them away from buildings and planters and toward pet-friendly & Emergency areas. Remember to always clean up after pets right away. Responsible pet Maintenance owners will avoid a pet pickup fine of $50. 480-946-5315 MARK YOUR CALENDAR Take note of some special days coming up: 8 Monday, September 2, is Labor Day 8 Sunday, September 8, is National Grandparents Day 8 Wednesday, September 11, is Patriot Day 8 Monday, September 16, is Mexican Independence Day 8 Monday, September 23, is the first official day of Autumn. Have a wonderful month! SEPTEMBER 2019 Find the words below. They are hidden in SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT theHey, grid going kids! up,GAME Using down, across,DAYall of orthe diagonally. suns below, find five sets of three 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 that CHICKENshare the same DIP style. OFFICE 16 servings CLOSED 1. 2. 3. OFFICE CLOSED M H P Y A R D L E I F F LABOR DAY Ingredients R2 (8U ounce)E E packagesG A D creamR A cheese,Y F O 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 N softenedN I A E B O M U A O R 3/4 cup hot sauce 4. 5. 6. W1 cupW chunkyO D G blue P cheeseW T dressingD R A M HH HH F2 cupsO C cooked H A chicken,L F Tshredded I M E A 1 cup cheddar cheese, grated 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 L D A P M T O R B B H T 7. 8. 9. DirectionsA H A T M A S W L A A I PreheatH C ovenN T to 350°I E F.S N E F F O InK a mediumU W Fbowl, R stirT togetherI R W the A cream H N 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 10. 11. 12. cheeseP O andT hotA sauceC K untilL Ewell A blended. O S G MixD inT the O blue B cheeseS N dressingO R A and Y chicken.D E FALL BEGINS Spread into a 9” x 13” baking dish. 13. 14. 15. Bake for 25 minutes. Top with the cheddar 29 30 cheese, and bake an additional five minutes Audible Formation Punt Tackle untilDowns cheese Halftime topping hasScrimmage melted.5-9-14 Touchdown 4-11-15, ServeField warmOffense with3-8-13, tortilla 2-7-12, Stadium chips for1-6-10, dipping.YardageAnswers: SPORTS AT HOME ON STAGE SPECIAL EVENTS AZ DIAMONDBACKS BASEBALL AK-CHIN PAVILION FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK Chase Field, Phoenix. $15 & up. 602-514-8400 Phoenix • 602-254-7200 • LiveNation.com SEP 6 Downtown Phoenix. Self-guided walk or trolley Arizona.Diamondbacks.MLB.com SEP 13 Dave Matthews Band tour, gallery exhibits, cultural venues, vendors, music, SEP 15 Breaking Benjamin SEP 1–L.A. DODGERS SEP 16–18 MIAMI street performers, more. Free. ArtlinkPhoenix.com SEP 19 Florida Georgia Line SEP 2–4 SAN DIEGO SEP 23–25 ST. LOUIS FREE FAMILY SUNDAY SEP 13–15 CINCINNATI SEP 27–29 SAN DIEGO CELEBRITY THEATRE SEP 8 Phoenix Art Museum. Free general admission, Phoenix • 602-267-1600 • CelebrityTheatre.com PHOENIX MERCURY BASKETBALL hands-on activities, story time, more. PhxArt.org SEP 5 Lost 80s Live Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix. BALLET UNDER THE STARS SEP 12 David Crosby $13 & up. 800-745-3000 Mercury.WNBA.com SEP 13 Lil Duval & Gary Owen SEP 11 Fountain Park, Fountain Hills. SEP 3–SEATTLE SEP 8–LAS VEGAS SEP 14 Test Dept SEP 12 Tempe Center for the Arts Amphitheater. SEP 6–MINNESOTA SEP 15 Bert Kreischer Ballet Arizona performs at 7pm. Free. 602-381-0184 AZ STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL SEP 21 Toto VINTAGE MARKET Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe. $25 & up. SEP 24 Jeff Beck SEP 13–15 WestWorld, Scottsdale. Vendors of unique 480-727-0000 TheSunDevils.com MESA AMPHITHEATRE vintage items. $8. JunkInTheTrunkVintageMarket.com SEP 6–SACRAMENTO STATE Mesa • 480-644-2560 • MesaAmp.com CELEBRATE ROCK AND ROLL SEP 21–UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO SEP 12 Maren Morris SEP 14–15 Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix. SEP 29 Flogging Molly and Social Distortion PHOENIX RISING FOOTBALL CLUB Celebration of music genre that shaped pop culture Casino Arizona Field, Scottsdale. TALKING STICK RESORT ARENA around the world. $10-$20. 480-478-6000 MIM.org Phoenix • 602-379-7800 • TSRArena.com $20 & up. 623-594-9606 PhxRisingFC.com MUSEUM DAY LIVE! SEP 10 John Mayer SEP 7–SAN ANTONIO FC SEP 21 Throughout AZ. More than 20 museums in SEP 13 Maná SEP 14–LOS ANGELES GALAXY II Arizona offer free admission for two. Required ticket SEP 14 Eric Clapton available at SmithsonianMag.com/museumday ARIZONA CARDINALS FOOTBALL SEP 16 Mumford & Sons State Farm Stadium, Glendale. SEP 17 Iron Maiden S.T.E.A.M. EXPLORATION DAY $47 & up. 602-379-0102 AZCardinals.com SEP 21 Maluma SEP 21 The District at Desert Ridge Marketplace, Phx. Hands-on activities, games, experiments, science SEP 8–DETROIT SEP 29–SEATTLE TEMPE CENTER FOR THE ARTS show. Free. 480-513-7586 ShopDesertRidge.com SEP 22–CAROLINA Tempe • 480-350-2829 • TCA.TicketForce.com SEP 20 Tempe Comedy: Cummings and Green PHOENIX FAMTASTICAL FESTIVAL SEP 20 Max Amini Live in Tempe SEP 28 Cityscape, Phoenix. Kid-focused adventure SEP 26–OCT 6 SMTC: Man of La Mancha zones, entertainment, characters, more. $5, under 13 free with required ticket. FamtasticalFestival.com Events may change. Please call ahead. SEP 28 Camila Meza and the Nectar Orchestra .
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