First Day in School and Tales of Brother Germano
Editor’s Note I graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1960. During my freshman year at URI, I fortunately met “Duke” Germano, who later broke new ground, becoming the first blind student to graduate from URI. In the 50s, it was unusual to go to school with a handicapped person. Germano was not the only one learning during those years. His friends, fellow-students, professors, and school administrator were...
Las Piedras Celebrates Block Watch
By Edie Shannon A singing cowboy, firemen and great food made for a fun evening for the Las Piedras neighborhood on April 9 of this year More than seventy guests including members of the local police and fire department enjoyed an opportunity to socialize at the annual Block Watch Party of Las Piedras, in North Scottsdale. In Scottsdale, Neighborhood Block Parties are a great way to get to know your neighbors, build relationships,...
Scottsdale City Manager Search Down to Three
April 6, 2016 Contact: Kelly Corsette, communications & public affairs director, Office: 480-312-2336, Mobile: 602-359-5965 Scottsdale city manager search down to three Three candidates for Scottsdale city manager have emerged from a nationwide recruitment that attracted 55 applications. The finalists, who were selected after a series of reviews and background checks, will meet with city executives and City Council...
Vineyard Views Blog: Is Marijuana Good for Old People?
An interesting question. What do you think? Watch Video The Peak thanks Al DeVito of Vineyard Views Blog for sending this link to another entertaining and thought-provoking video. The Peak invites you to share your thoughts about this article by using the “Submit a Comment” box at the bottom of this page. Your email address will not be published. All comments are reviewed based on The Peak’s Comment...










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