Scottsdale Public Library eNewsletter, September. Events & Activities
September 1, 2017 Enjoy learning about the programs and activities at Scottsdale’s libraries, including: Children’s Learning & Play Festival The Pain, The Art, The Life of Frida Kahlo Recycled Robots Banned Books National Hispanic Month Performance The Gallery @ the Library Frankenstein in the 21st Century: The Waking Dream 200 Years Later And More. To review the Scottsdale Public Library eNewsletter, click on the link...
Desert Foothills Library, September Adult Activities and Classes
Click below to review descriptions of all the classes, events, and activities that are taking place at the library in September. Desert Foothills Library Adult Newsletter The Peak Welcomes Your Comment The Peak invites you to share your thoughts about this article by using the “Submit a Comment” box at the bottom of this page. All comments are reviewed based...
Veterans Heritage Project: Be Our Guest at VHP Lecture, Sept. 7th
The Veterans Heritage Project connects students with veterans. Student usually interviews veterans in person and then write a about the veterans military service. The project then publishes these stories in book form. Now, VHP lectures will feature veterans telling their stories: “you too will be moved, humbled, and inspired by the personal historical accounts of our nation’s heroes.” The first lecture in the series...
Desert Edge Alert: 3 Videos Introduce Desert Edge
September 1, 2017 Courtesy of Desert Discovery Center Scottsdale Desert Edge Alert Newsletter (PDF) Related Articles & Websites Sneak Peeks: Summer Fun, Desert Edge, Honors Article Desert Edge: DDCS Submits Plan to Scottsdale City Council Article Desert Edge: Plan’s Graphics Worth 1,000 Words Article The Peak Welcomes Your Comment The Peak invites you to share your thoughts about this article by using the...
Scottsdale Expands Online Dataset Access
Aug. 18, 2018 Courtesy City of Scottsdal Scottsdale’s city government is now more transparent than ever. The city has created a data portal that enables online visitors to access the same data used by city staff and management to monitor service levels and quality. Information such as graffiti reports, policy and fire calls. trails and trolley routes are readily available. City of Scottsdale News Release ...
Scottsdale Parks & Rec Update, September Events & Activities
September 1, 2017 Review this newsletter for information about events, activities, and classes at Scottsdale’s parks and other recreation facilities. Including: Free! Grand Old Picnic – Sept. 30 Lights on After School Event Gala at Solari Bridge Youth Cross Country – NEW! And More. Parks & Recreation Newsletter (PDF) The Peak Welcomes Your Comment The Peak invites you to share your thoughts about this article by...
Scottsdale Video Network September Program Guide
September 1, 2017 Program Listing Gerbacho “Harvey” Noriega Roald Amundson Pullman Car Meet the Granddaddy of all Garbage Trucks, “Godzilla” Winfield Scott, Scottsdale’s Founding Father Scottsdale Video Network Program Guide...
Sneak Peeks: Summer Fun, Desert Edge, Honors
By Les Conklin Greater Pinnacle Peak Association GPPA thanks everyone who entered the 2017 Summer Fun Contests, our volunteers, members, and supporters. We appreciate your support. We look forward to seeing you, your friends and family at the Summit of Summer Fun on Saturday, September 9th at 6 p.m. at the Summit Diner at 32531 N. Scottsdale Road (Summit “Target” shopping center). We’re looking forward to learning more about Desert...
Strange Nazca Lines in Peru Subject of Sept. 13 DFC-AAS Meeting
August 13, 2017 By Roger Kearney Courtesy Desert Foothills Chapter, AZ Archaeology Society The September 13th meeting of the Desert Foothills Chapter of the Arizona Archaeology Society features Todd W. Bostwick, PhD, RPA presenting Interpreting the Nazca Lines: Enigmatic Images of the Peruvian Desert. The meeting is open to the public at no cost. There are refreshments available at 7:00 p.m. and the meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.,...
Our Desert Advocate by Kraig R. Nelson
August 31, 2017 Kraig R. Nelson He lived in a remote one-room cabin near life-sustaining water. Proximity to water was important because the cabin lacked running water, electricity, or any means of communication with the outside world. This iconoclastic man cherished solitude. The remote cabin allowed the opportunity for simple living, self-sufficiency, reflection, writing, and most importantly, maintaining a special relationship with...
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