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October 18th, 2006

Black Mountain teacher to run 100 mile endurance race

Cooking up some saucy support at autism fundraiser

Saddle up for ‘Ride for the Walk’ on Oct. 21

As We See It - Becker's War

Community Briefs - Odds & Ends you need to know

Letters - Why live here if you don't care for the scenery?

Letters - Water company purchase was 'fiscally irresponsible'

Desert Foothills Library receives $150,000 grant for expansion

Carefree concert series continues

Daughters of the American Revolution to start Anthem chapter

Disabilities - Dinosaurs and dyslexia ‑ Part 2 - by DANIEL J. VANCE

Around The Bluhmin' Town - Do men listen to women? - Judy Bluhm

CALVARY CORNER - Why bother to pray - by Pastor Huck

Spiritual Centers - Local Worship

By The Way - Fat idiot - Steve Gilbertson

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Black Mountain school teacher Jody Chase is preparing for a grueling 100‑mile endurance run to be held in Hawaii in January.
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Carmen Ella Lathrop gets a kiss from “Mystical Luv,” an Arabian horse in this 2003 photo. This year, the Arabian Horse Family Expo will be held from 11:30 a.m.‑4 p.m. on Oct. 29 at Horse Lovers Park. The event will provide families an opportunity to learn about Arabian horses through a variety of demonstrations, hands‑on activities, contests and games. In addition, a Halloween costume parade for kids will be held in the main arena at 1:30 p.m. For more information, call (480) 515‑1500 or e‑mail Info@scottsdaleshow.com. Horse Lovers Park is located on North Tatum Boulevard 1.4 miles north of Bell Road, just north of the Central Arizona Project Canal and just south of Highway 101.
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