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October 4th, 2006

Silent testimony to a forgotten time

Portrait of the therapist as a young dog

As We See It - The ‘V’ word is being used more often these days

Community Briefs - Odds & Ends you need to know

Letters - Cave Creek/Desert Hills residents used as pawns

Letters - Cheap labor vs. law and order

Letters - Mozilo says: send Mayes home

Letters - McGuire: service to Cave Creek paramount

Commissioner, scientists to talk about water issues and concerns

Veterans seeking sponsors for Veteran’s Day parade and picnic

Disabilities - One battle against Parkinson’s - by DANIEL J. VANCE

Not just for kids - Autumn - by Teri Ann Berg Olsen

Around The Bluhmin' Town - The blessed order - Judy Bluhm

CALVARY CORNER - Forgiving those big bad offenses - by Pastor Huck

Spiritual Centers - Local Worship

By The Way - Skeletons in the closet - Steve Gilbertson

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Prehistoric rock art and paintings in Snake Gulch, a remote wilderness area in the Kaibab National Forest, are consistent with the Anasazi and Fremont traditions, according to archaeologist Dr. John Hanson.
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