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Hey friends! This is Megan Moreno, host of the Patch newsletter. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening in town.
- of public can help me find a coyote involved in recent infant attacks.
- Jenni’s amazing ice cream There is a new location in Old Town Scottsdale.
- of National community survey It shows that residents love Scottsdale!
But first of all, today’s weather.
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Let’s brew hot coffee or tea this morning! Today will be cloudy and cool with a high of 67 degrees and a low of 47 degrees.
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Here are today’s top Scottsdale news:
- Remember the coyote attack from yesterday’s newsletter? Arizona Games & Fish Division Needs Help from the public to track down the coyote suspect. Call 623-236-7201 to report any coyote sightings near 94th Street and Thompson Peak Parkway to Cactus Road. Reports can be generated 24/7. The coyote in question is suspected to have been illegally fed in the past as it does not appear to be afraid of people. Parents are advised to keep children outdoors until this coyote is caught. (Arizona Fish & Game Department via Facebooksubscription: independent every day)
- Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams has opened a new location It takes place March 1st in Old Town Scottsdale on Fifth Avenue and Marshall Way. Customers can choose Buttercrisp his waffle bowls and cones, or traditional bowls and cones, to fill with over 18 flavors. Jeni’s prioritizes clean ingredients, ice cream flavor and texture, and uses a special freezer to keep texture consistent. (Scottsdale Progress)
- according to National Community Survey, Residents Love Scottsdale! The survey was conducted in December and January of this year and the results reflect a 90th percentile rating for livability, quality of life, daytime safety, fire, library and public services. More than 90% of respondents recommend living here and plan to live here for the next five years. Compared to 2017 responses, the new survey showed a slight drop in overall safety and overall layout, but a slight increase in perceptions of honesty and transparency in city government. Result is ScottsdaleAZ.gov.Scottsdale Progress)
- Discount retailer Tuesday Morning closes several stores in Arizona Amid the financial crisis, stores are selling everything, including Sonoran Village in Scottsdale, 15449 N. Hayden Road, and the store at Ste 101. After the closure of his 11 locations in Arizona, he will be left with only 7 locations in the state and 215 locations nationwide. (news break)
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Scottsdale today:
- of Valley of the Sun JCC We serve bagels! (9:00 am – 11:00 am)
- of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts continues to offer Sun & Sounds, a free outdoor concert series. Guests can enjoy “bluegrass, folk, Americana his sound from Cisco and The Racecars, and the poetic jazz of Kim Weston.” (12:00 PM – 4:00 PM)
- of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts It also hosts Chopin Piano Arts – Masters & Pupils. you have to buy a ticket. (3:00 pm)
- of Valley of the Sun JCC We also offer teen basketball! (5:00 pm – 7:00 pm)
Nearby events:
- of 2023 Arizona Game & Fish Outdoor Expo It will be held at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility! Admission is free and families can enjoy fishing, archery, a shooting range, food, multiple vendors, and more. (9:00 am – 3:00 pm)
- of Desert Hills Community School of Music presents a “spring-themed concert on the Desert Ridge Marketplace Stage, 21001 N Tatum Blvd., Phoenix.” (5:00 pm)
From my notes:
- Dinosaur fans! J.urasic world live tour I’ll be at the Footprint Center in Phoenix on July 28-30. Tickets go on sale March 28th at 10am. ticket master.KTAR.com)
- Are you in the mood for something sweet?Served by Macayo Mexican Food $0.77 churros all day today Commemorating the 77th anniversary! Churros are available for take-out or eat-in at multiple locations, including Macayo’s at 8608 E. Shea Boulevard. (Phoenix ABC15 Arizona)
- The Scottsdale Police Department is helping recruit heroes! Career fair for potential public security dispatchesher.SPD will be attending the Maricopa County East & Pinal County Event at the Mesa Community College Navajo Room at 1833 Southern Avenue West of Mesa from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.Scottsdale Police Department via Facebook)
- The city of Scottsdale Controversial approval to amend “1-mile section of 68th Street from Indian School Road to Thomas Road.” According to the city, “North and south of that segment, 68th Street is one lane in each direction, and traffic data indicates that this segment is not frequently congested enough to warrant an extra lane. The project will narrow the roadway to fit the segment, modifying the medians and adding right and left turn lanes to the north and south of the project to improve traffic flow and safety. Bike lanes and pedestrian crossings are also part of the project, making the roads more usable for neighborhood residents.For more information on this project, please see: http://ScottsdaleAZ.gov/…/project…/68th-street-bike-lanes” (City of Scottsdale – Government via Facebook)
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— Megan Moreno
About me: Megan Moreno is a registered nurse, leader, cancer survivor, wife and mother of two. Megan loves exploring the beautiful city of Scottsdale with her husband, an Army veteran, and their children.
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