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June 21st, 2006 Birthday party to stay local Gov. nixes annexations - Sen. Waring upset over veto of school district plan Commission hears water issue Fire impacts traffic at Deer Valley Airport Residents charged up over high‑voltage power line options Habitat for Humanity thanks local businesses Emergency alert system in effect for Cave Creek SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS   Select Links To See Advertisements               Ross Mason Photos Desert Foothills art teacher Carl Anderson’s cabin home in Camp Creek was destroyed, along with 14 other buildings near Seven Springs Road, in the Cave Creek Complex Fire that began on June 21, 2005. It burned 248,310 acres in the Tonto National Forest and was the second‑worst wildfire in Arizona history. Today, almost a year later, summer greenery brightens up the area around Anderson’s gutted adobe house.  (Click picture for full size image)     Callie Fitts (right) passes a cold one to friend Hillary Kyte (left) June 15 at the Dairy Queen drive‑through in Cave Creek. Summer officially began June 21 at 5:26 a.m. (Click picture for full size image)

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