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March, 22nd, 2006 Ranches wrangle over rescued horses at Luv Shack - Legal battle begins Forum discusses grassroots initiative to preserve state land - Conserving the future 'Nothing unhealthy,' says ADEQ - in post UPCO fire, explosion report Three Anthem businesses are burglarized - Suspect unidentified Go West, young town - Cave Creek wants Carefree Highway land Wild animals feast on North Valley pets - Two recent incidents Lawmakers resist restrictive spending - proposals face opposition Chukkas for charity - at Westworld in Scottsdale Qwest gets state permission to raise some prices - approval from state regulators UPCO neighbor arrested after evacuation - county island resident charged Town tackles hiking headache - hires firm to develop trail Deer population could see sharp decline - Survival rates drop Arizona considers further restricting benefits for immigrants - Legislature debates Courtesy photo (Click picture for full size image) Anthem resident Iris Weiss embraces two kids at the West Valley Child Crisis Center following an unveiling and dedication March 17 of a statue and bench honoring the contributions of the Ada G. Halbreich & Stanley T. Halbreich Foundation while Frank Grimmleman, WVCCC Chairman of the Board looks on. Weiss heads the foundation which presented a $25,000 check and matching challenge that same day to the center. The dedication also recognized the efforts of other Anthem residents who donated furnishings and added hand-drawn murals to the walls for two houses on the Kids Campus.. Please Support Our Advertisers - Click links below to see ads Classic Dentistry New Garden Landscaping DreamScapes Pool & Spa Tuscan Elements Design Daisy Mountain Dentistry Spirit of The West Boots     ROSS MASON PHOTO Joey Ogburn attends to her horses Frankie, Remington and Harley on Luv Shack Ranch Horse Rescue in Desert Hills.Joey Ogburn attends to her horses Frankie, Remington and Harley on Luv Shack Ranch Horse Rescue in Desert Hills. (Click picture for full size image)   ROSS MASON PHOTO Paula Creamer warms up at Superstition Mountain Golf Course prior to the Safeway International tournament March 15. Creamer, the 2005 Rookie of the Year, finished tied for seventh with a 10-under-par 277 to win $37,189. Tour veteran Julie Inkster won the four-day event with a 15-under-par 273 total and $210,000 in prize money. (Click picture for full size image)

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