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How Verde Valley winemakers turn extreme desert heat into world-class bottles (opens the original)
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VERDE VALLEY (AZFamily) — Beyond the historic pillars of citrus and cattle, a quiet revolution is taking root in northern Arizona’s Verde Valley, where local winemakers are proving that the desert can craft bottles capable of standing on the world stage. Tucked between the iconic red rocks of Sedona and the high-elevation pines of Flagstaff, the Verde Valley’s unique riparian corridor has become home to a flourishing, small-production wine industry. At the heart of that movement is D-A Ranch, a
Scottsdale Unified to hear public input on 3 campus consolidation, closure proposals (opens the original)
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SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board will hold a public forum Tuesday night to gather community feedback on three proposals that could shutter campuses, consolidate programs and shift thousands of students ahead of next school year. District officials say the reorganization plans are designed to address years of declining enrollment, optimize facility management and strengthen the district’s operating budget. The proposals under consideration outline var
100-month car loans on the rise: Why experts warn against longer auto financing (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Skyrocketing vehicle prices and persistent high interest rates are driving a dramatic shift in how Americans finance their cars, with lenders increasingly pushing terms that stretch up to eight or even 10 years. While financing for 100 to 120 months creates the illusion of affordability by lowering the monthly payment, industry analysts warn the trend is trapping drivers in a dangerous cycle of long-term debt on depreciating assets. Data from Kelley Blue Book shows 31.3% of
Phoenix private chef to NFL stars proves personal dining is for everyone (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — He doesn’t operate a brick-and-mortar restaurant or run a food truck, but some of the biggest names in Arizona sports have Chef Ron Young on speed dial. Before he was crafting custom meal preps and elevated dinners for professional athletes, Chef Ron was working retail at Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe, working shifts at the Nike store. He spent his downtime handing out business cards to shoppers, betting on his culinary talent. “People used to come in all the time and I used t
Phoenix firefighters share lasting impact of 9/11 Ground Zero deployment (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Standing against a backdrop of 2,977 American flags blowing in the morning breeze at the Tempe Healing Field, each one marking a life lost on Sept. 11, 2001, two Phoenix firefighters say the memories of what they witnessed 25 years ago remain as vivid as ever. When hijackers flew commercial airliners into the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon, and a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, thousands of first responders rushed to Ground Zero — including urban search and resc
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