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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2019 PUBLISHER

Tammy Fellows | tammy.fellows@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Staci Hauk | staci.hauk@lifestylepubs.com ACCOUNT MANAGERS

Others May Call it Chaos, but We Call it Family.

Kat McMahon | kat.mcmahon@lifestylepubs.com Dylan Thomas | dylan.thomas@lifestylepubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Staci Hauk, Lindsay Jenks, Michelle Glicksman CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Lindsay Jenks Photography

IF YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE PHOTO ABOVE, YOU WILL SEE MY BOYS AND OUR FAVORITE FUR BABY, ACE, WHO TURNED 14 LAST MONTH! You can probably imagine with four energetic boys, our house is anything but quiet. From ages 7 to 15, they each bring so much love and joy into our world! The August issue of North Scottsdale Lifestyle is dedicated to all things kids and pets! Children of all ages and our pets enrich our lives every day, which is why we want to celebrate them this month. This month, you will hear some inspiring stories including how the Phoenix Children’s Hospital received a new grant to aid in the fight against aggressive brain tumors in children. Learn about a local and influential attorney, Scott Jenkins, who has taken on many philanthropic leadership roles and takes pride in showing his own children

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the importance of giving back to their community. You will also see how a local

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

youth church group volunteered their time rebuilding a community church that suf-

CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

fered hurricane damage in Nassau. Take a walk on the wild side and see how local

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

children transform into superheroes—and be sure to capture those precious family moments with our own resident photographer, Lindsay Jenks. For all those pet lovers out there, meet Dr. Sosnow, who shares some popular pet supplements on the market and what they may do for your pet. Learn about other amazing programs for our furry friends including the Grown Pups for Grown-Ups

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson EDITORIAL MANAGER Nicolette Martin AD MANAGER Chad Jensen REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell

Program and the Puppies, Pilates and Prosecco event! We hope you enjoy this issue of North Scottsdale Lifestyle, and don’t forget to hold tight all those little loves in your lives! Be grateful, be kind and live well,

ON THE COVER Perfect spots

Tammy Fellows, Publisher

for family photography PHOTOGRAPHY BY LINDSAY JENKS PHOTOGRAPHY 4

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2019 FEATURES 22 Community Involvement with Furry Friends Find Ways to Get Involved with and Care for Your Furry Friends

26 Superhero Summer at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Resort Unleash Your Inner Powers with the Kids This Summer at This Local Favorite Resort

30 Lawyer Scott Jenkins Also Advocates for Children This Local Philanthropist Has a Passion for Helping Children

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34 North Scottsdale Lifestyle Photographer Lindsay Jenks See Lindsay’s Favorite Spots for Picturesque Family Photos

26 DEPARTMENTS

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Giving Back

20 Locally Owned 26 Travel Destination 30 Inspired By 34 Our Town 36 Page Turners 38 Artist’s Palette 40 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Local’s Choice

GOOD TIMES

Local Nonprofit Raises Record-Breaking $700,000 for Children’s Charities The Scottsdale Active 20-30 Club hosted its annual charity sporting competition called Brokers for Kids and Agents Benefitting Children. This year’s event raised a record-breaking amount, garnering more than $700,000 for children’s charities. The 80 teams participated in an Olympiad-style event that included a quarterback challenge, corn hole toss, bocce ball, dodgeball finale and a homerun derby.

Arizona Science Center Names Two Lifetime Trustees Arizona Science Center recently honored two longtime supporters and board members, G. Douglas Young and Michael A. DeBell, with the designation of Lifetime Trustee in recognition of their tireless efforts and transformational impact over their many years of service to the Center.

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Miss Scottsdale Moves Onto State The Miss Arizona Organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation devoted to empowering the women of Arizona to achieve their personal and professional goals. Miss Scottsdale 2019, Melody Pierce, will be competing for the job of Miss Arizona June 19–22 where she will promote a social impact initiative of eating disorder recovery and awareness. Follow her journey on Instagram @missscotttsdaleaz.

Scottsdale Teen Chosen as a Bank of America Student Leader Bank of America today announced that five high school students from around the Valley have been selected as Student Leaders. This philanthropic program offers young people an opportunity to build their workforce and leadership skills through a paid summer internship at a local nonprofit. Amongst the five chosen is Sarah Hughner, a Scottsdale resident and graduate of Chaparral High School.

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Dr. Matthew Goetz of Arizona Animal Welfare League Shares Tips Research suggests humans should do something about how their frazzled feelings affect dogsâ€™ stress levels. We recommend unwinding after work with an activity that makes you both happy. Some dogs are active, and some like the quiet life. Bonding activities that combine your personalities will destress you both. Try reading or visiting a dog park.Â

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AROUND TOWN

CHILDREN'S LEARNING AND PLAY FESTIVAL AT WEST WORLD The Children’s Learning and Play Festival is an amazing free community event that benefits the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy nonprofit. This Sept. 7 will be the fourth year of the event, with last year’s event boasting 13,000 happy attendees. The Children’s Learning and Play Festival is a free educational event for children that is open to the public and features children’s authors, illustrators, music, live performances, STEM activities, local business vendors and a host of interactive activities for toddlers, children and young adults. The festival offers opportunities to interact with animals and wildlife, hear storytellers, see top-notch

Camelview at Fashion Square. The new biograph-

children’s shows, live performances and interact

ical drama is based on the life of Frank Shankwitz,

with storybook characters. Dinosaur exhibits, arts

the creator of Arizona-based children’s charity

and crafts, a science and tech showcase, animal

Make-A-Wish Foundation. Shankwitz was in atten-

attractions, photo booth, kids rides, face painting

dance for the special screening.

and other attractions are also scheduled.

Starring Andrew Steel as Shankwitz, Wish Man tells the story of how, after surviving a near-fatal accident, a motorcycle cop unexpectedly finds hope in the shape of a terminally ill boy. To honor the boy, he creates the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

AGAVE DEL SCOTTSDALE DEBUTS IN SCOTTSDALE Agave del Scottsdale has opened in the former Butters space in the Mercado del Lago plaza on the southeast corner of Hayden Road and Via de Ventura. This fully renovated dining room and Mexico City-inspired menu will redefine what Phoenicians know of as high-end, authentic Mexican cuisine. Premium-quality

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AZURE PARADISE VALLEY WINS TWO GOLD NUGGET GRAND AWARDS At the PCBC Closing Ceremonies & Gold Nugget Awards Presentation in San Francisco, Azure Paradise Valley was selected from among the Award of Merit winners as the Grand Award winner in two categories: Residential

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EDIBLE FLOWERS TO ADD COLOR & HEALTH BENEFITS TO DISHES Edible flowers are trending in restaurants and offer a unique burst of flavor, color and some health benefits. One of the most popular ones is summer squash blossoms that can be eaten raw, stuffed or fried. Squash blossoms are high in calcium, iron and vitamins C and A. Parma Italian Roots incorporates edible flowers into dishes, and the health benefits they add are amazing. Parma Italian Roots has happy hour Monday-Friday 3:30–6:30 p.m., brunch on Sundays 10 a.m.–2:30 p.m. and is open for lunch MondaySaturday at 11 a.m.

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GIVING BACK

DR. WETMORE DISCUSSES THIS NEW OPPORTUNITY TO HELP CHILDREN ARTICLE STACI HAUK PHOTOGRAPHY LINDSAY JENKS PHOTOGRAPHY

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Phoenix Childrenâ€™s Receives Grant to Fight Aggressive Brain Tumor

BRAIN TUMORS ARE THE MOST COMMON SOLID TUMOR IN CHILDREN, ACCOUNTING FOR APPROXIMATELY 25% OF ALL CHILDHOOD CANCERS. Diffuse midline gliomas (DIPGs) represent approximately 50% of all pediatric brainstem tumors and due to their location, cannot be removed surgically. However, new hope has been instilled at Phoenix Children’s Hospital (PCH) with the Gateway for Cancer Research’s approval of a $1.5 million grant to help physician-scientists at PCH make progress in combating this aggressive pediatric brain tumor. Dr. Cynthia Wetmore, M.D., Ph.D., is the division chief of Hematology/Oncology and director of the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at PCH. The renowned pediatric oncologist is leading a study called CUPID that will test a therapy combining a customized peptide vaccine with a checkpoint inhibitor to combat the incurable pediatric brain stem cancer. This is a collaboration with Stephen Johnston, Ph.D., at Arizona State University, who has developed the technology (a chip) for identifying peptides in the patients’ blood to be used for the vaccine. If ultimately successful, the research could be the first therapeutic progress for DIPG in more than 30 years.

“I’VE COMMITTED MY LIFE AND CAREER TO HELPING CHILDREN BATTLE CANCER. THIS IS THE DEADLIEST FORM, AND I WANT THESE CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES TO HAVE HOPE. WE ARE EXCITED FOR THE COLLABORATION WITH PCH AND ASU. IT FEELS AS THOUGH THE STARS HAVE ALIGNED TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON THIS DISEASE.” There has yet to be a treatment for this form of tumor, left only to shrink and return with radiation. The grant will allow for clinical trials with the new therapy developed by Dr. Wetmore and Stephen. “We have discovered that proteins with ‘typos’ are produced in tumors and that the patients are making antibodies to these disordered proteins,” Dr. Wetmore says. “Our proposal seeks to give a peptide vaccine that consists of the 20 most common protein ‘typos’ that are made by the DIPG tumors. We propose to administer this vaccine in combination with two checkpoint inhibitors that we hope will further boost the patient’s own immune system to fight the tumor. Kids will be enrolled and treated right here at PCH.” Gateway has funded more than 170 patient-focused clinical trials at renowned institutions worldwide. Dr. Wetmore feels this, along with philanthropic support, can assist in cutting-edge ways to find cures for rare cancers such as this. “I’ve walked the halls and cared for so many families whose children have lost the battle with cancer. Some families have even given the precious gift of tumor cells from their loved one who has passed to assist in research. It is amazing that they are part of finding a cure even after they are gone, leaving a true legacy. This grant will help get important studies off the ground for advances in cancer care.”

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R E C E N T LY S O L D

N o r t h Sc o t t sd ale Lu xu ry Prop erties Sa l e s pr i c e of $1M or h igh er. Neighborhood

Sold $$

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WINDGATE RANCH PINNACLE PEAK COUNTRY CLUB TROON HIGHLAND ESTATES SERA BRISA WINDGATE RANCH WINDGATE RANCH VISTA MONTEREY TROON MOUNTAIN ESTATES LEGACY COVE DC RANCH PINNACLE PEAK VISTAS DESERT HIGHLANDS SONORAN ESTATES DC RANCH SILVERLEAF AT DC RANCH TROON HIGHLAND ESTATES DC RANCH ESTATES AT DESERT CREST PEAK OF THE VIKINGS SILVERLEAF AT DC RANCH SILVERLEAF AT DC RANCH PIMA ACRES

Original List $1,040,000 $1,049,000 $1,199,900 $1,095,000 $1,139,980 $1,175,000 $1,174,000 $1,275,000 $1,299,900 $1,350,000 $1,299,000 $1,475,000 $1,595,000 $1,595,000 $1,699,921 $1,699,000 $1,670,000 $1,825,000 $2,290,000 $2,175,000 $2,250,000 $2,400,000

$1,020,000 $1,025,000 $1,050,000 $1,050,000 $1,100,000 $1,125,000 $1,150,000 $1,199,500 $1,200,000 $1,275,000 $1,295,000 $1,420,000 $1,525,000 $1,550,000 $1,600,000 $1,625,000 $1,650,000 $1,725,000 $2,052,012 $2,090,000 $2,200,000 $2,350,000

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DC RANCH DC RANCH PIMA ACRES SILVERLEAF AT DC RANCH CANYON HEIGHTS SILVERLEAF SILVERLEAF AT DC RANCH

$2,399,000 $2,500,000 $3,590,000 $3,795,000 $4,995,000 $5,175,000 $8,495,000

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GROWN PUPS FOR GROWN-UPS PROGRAM

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FURRY FRIENDS

ARTICLE STACI HAUK | PHOTOGRAPHY LINDSAY JENKS PHOTOGRAPHY

SCOTTSDALE IS A COMMUNITY KNOWN FOR CARING DEEPLY FOR ITS FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS. Whether it be innovative ways to enhance a pet’s health or getting involved in organizations that help animals find a much-deserved forever home, there are various ways to show love for furry friends this fall. GROWN PUPS FOR GROWN-UPS PROGRAM Nancy Silver established the Two Pups Wellness Fund in 2017 through the Arizona Community Foundation in honor of her pups, Mr. P. and Miss Lacie. The organization raises funds to help rescue and shelter dogs in need of vital medical treatment. Recently, the organization launched Grown Pups for Grown-Ups, a program that focuses on the adoption of older shelter dogs. Under this new program, Two Pups Wellness Fund provides everything from blood tests and treatment for medical issues to funding adoption efforts through marketing and events. “People are sometimes hesitant to adopt an older dog because they’re afraid something may be medically wrong,” says Mary Martin, director of MCACC. “The reality is, these dogs can and do make great companions and still have a lot of life left in them.” MCCAC will house the Grown Pups in newly refurbished rooms, making it easier for potential adopters to interact with these older dogs. Grown Pups for GrownUps aims to show people that adopting an older dog may suit someone’s lifestyle better than a puppy.

"SINCE WE LAUNCHED IN SPRING 2017, WE’VE HELPED MORE THAN 1,500 ANIMALS, SO WE HAVE A LOT OF SUCCESS STORIES WE ARE HAPPY TO SHARE. EARLIER THIS YEAR, WE GOT A CALL FROM MARICOPA ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL ABOUT A DOG THAT HAD BEEN THROWN IN A DUMPSTER AND LEFT FOR DEAD. A YOUNG MAN AND HIS DOG WERE OUT FOR THEIR MORNING WALK, AND HIS DOG, LADY, BEGAN ACTING FRANTIC. HE HEARD A WHIMPERING AND FOUND AN INJURED CAIRN TERRIER. TWO PUPS PAID FOR THE MEDICAL CARE, AND TODAY, LADDIE IS DOING VERY WELL AND LIVING HAPPILY WITH A FAMILY IN MESA THAT ADOPTED HER. PLEASE VISIT TWOPUPS.ORG TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP." —NANCY SILVER, FOUNDER OF TWO PUPS CONTINUED >

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FURRY FRIENDS

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PUPPIES, PILATES & PROSECCO “WE ARE BEYOND EXCITED ABOUT THE SUCCESS OF PUPPIES, PILATES AND PROSECCO!

PUPPIES, PILATES & PROSECCO Founded in 2013 by Geri Hormel, Almost There Foster Care (ATFC) is a nonprofit specializing in

PPP GIVES US A FUN PLATFORM TO RAISE

the care of pregnant/nursing large-breed dogs and

MONEY, AWARENESS AND THE ABILITY TO GET

space, care and socialization they need to help find

MORE HOMELESS PETS ADOPTED TO THEIR ‘FUREVER’ LOVING HOMES.” —MEGAN WIEWEL, ATFC SHELTER MANAGER

their puppies. ATFC helps give these dogs the time, their forever homes. Puppies, Pilates & Prosecco (PPP) was dreamed up by ATFC Board Member Annie Verderame, who is also a local Pilates instructor. The event starts with a “free-roaming puppy” Pilates class then moves outdoors where attendees can hold puppies, browse vendors and raffle items, and drink mimosas with light snacks. The next 21-plus event is Nov. 29, with the previous spring session raising $18,000 for the care of mother dogs and their puppies. For more information, visit ATFCAZ.org/donate.

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Dr. Sosnow

PET SUPPLEMENTS Dr. Josh Sosnow, D.V.M., has been in practice for 19 years and currently works at North Scottsdale Animal Hospital. With pet care evolving significantly, there is growth in veterinary understanding of a pet’s medical needs and how it relates to popular mainstream pet supplements. Dr. Sosnow seeks to help his patients determine if there is a medical need for a supplement. “Inclusion of supplements into a therapeutic plan is useful when the evidence demonstrates that the supplement will provide an advantage over pharmaceutical agents or work in concert with a drug to improve disease management,” he says. Dr. Sosnow speaks to some of the more popular supplements

PET SUPPLEMENTS

on the market right now and what they may do for your pet. “Cannabidiol (CBD) is touted as a tool to manage a variety of conditions, but the published evidence for its benefit is currently limited to patients with osteoarthritis and seizures. Omega-3 essential fatty acids are one of the more common supplements and are fairly well-established. Patients with arthritis, allergic skin disease and kidney disease can truly benefit from its anti-inflammatory effects. Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is newer, and literature supports its use for anti-inflammatory issues.”

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TRAVEL DESTINATION

SUPERHERO SUMMER at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Resort

ARTICLE STACI HAUK

PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

GATHER UP YOUR SUPERHEROES AND HEAD OVER TO THE FAIRMONT SCOTTSDALE PRINCESS RESORT FOR A SUMMER OF ACTION-PACKED ADVENTURES. Through Labor Day, the resort encourages families to engage in heroic activities that will allow kids’ high energy and active imaginations the opportunity to really take flight. “If you didn’t get away to that exotic destination this summer, you won’t want to miss a short escape to the Princess for the Labor Day Dreamcation weekend,” says Pam Gilbert, director of Sales and Marketing. “This year the resort will host a final celebration of Superhero Summer at the Princess with a three-day cruise aboard the SS Princess to the magical Paradise Island, home of Wonder Woman. Island drinks, spa packages and a tropical bounty of cuisine will help you ease out of summer break feeling like you had an escape to a tropical island. Of course, all the Super Hero fun at the Princess continues through the weekend.”

Children can transform from sidekick to superhero in a flash with a special cape and mask they will receive upon check-in. The mission is to decipher the secret message given when they arrive. Pack a punch and fuel up with waters and “power boost powder” to rejuvenate after a long day of saving the world. Be Superman or Superwoman in a themed phone photo booth, and don’t forget to say hello to furry and friendly friends (the Princess’ caped canine ambassadors). 26

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Create superhero belts and cuffs before taking on tests of strength, speed, endurance and character. Complete Superhero Academy and become certified superheroes complete with superhero name, origin and diploma. Head over to Sonoran Splash for high-energy, family-friendly games, trivia, music and prizes.

Fly through the sky with thrilling ziplines through the resortâ€™s scenic lagoon. These rides are complimentary for in-house guests. After dark, head over to Sonoran Splash for a nighttime experience alive with color and lights. The 200-foot waterslides transform with lasers, fog, colorful strobe lights and LED hula hoops, plus techno beats from DJ Super Splash. Boost superhero powers at the super foam charging station,Â or show off speed with a faster-than-light challenge game

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Bobcat Billy will be greeting guests in the main lobby then will direct you to the Lagoon Lawn for an all-ages catch-and-releaseÂ fishing derby. Expert handlers of Sonoran Desert Falconry teach superheroes about high-flying creatures like hawks and falcons. Complimentary resort tours hosted by nature enthusiast Ranger Rick will show you around the resort and introduce you to resident turtle Cecil. Become a mermaid with resident mermaidÂ Moon, who will host 90-minute experiences at Sunset Beach. Receive a tail, goggles, diploma with chosen mermaid name and tail tutorial. Celebrate a full day of caped antics with fireworks every Saturday night at 9 p.m. Sunset Beach, Princess Pool and Lagoon Lawn offer spectacular views.

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There is an abundance of activities for guests to enjoy outside the realm of ordinary, including real-life superheroes courtesy of Marvel Comics Arizona, who will be on hand to take photos with the kids, including Spiderman, Wonder Woman and Captain America. Adults can unwind while their children save the world with a new Bungee Bounce class or gravity-defying Wall Yoga Class. Discover the Sanctuary of Well & Being Spa with treatments from a cold-plunge pool to Swedish Dry Sauna. TPC Scottsdale is an award-winning golf course where adults can partake in a round with breathtaking views and upscale amenities. Retail therapy is always an option at the resort with high-end boutiques and poolside attire. Visit the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess Resort over Labor Day for a Bon Voyage Ceremony, and soak up one more chance to revel in the Superhero Summer Spectacular. Capture memories for when your kids return to being “civilians” again, so they never forget their time at the Princess.

“This summer the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess may be the safest place on earth, with each child checking in donning a mask, cape and taking on a superhero identity. Heroes are on patrol throughout the resort. These young avengers gain their super powers attending the Superhero Training Academy and Superhero Flight School where caped crusaders soar over the lagoon. This heroic adventure is available through the finale Labor Day weekend celebration.” –PAM GILBERT, DIRECTOR OF SALES AND MARKETING

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INSPIRED BY

LOCAL LAWYER SCOTT JENKINS

ALSO ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN ARTICLE STACI HAUK PHOTOGRAPHY LINDSAY JENKS PHOTOGRAPHY

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SCOTT JENKINS IS A PARTNER AT QUARLES & BRADY LAW FIRM. As a commercial litigator and bankruptcy attorney, he is proudly recognized by his peers on the list of Best Lawyers in America and Southwest Super Lawyers. An Arizona native, he and his wife are raising two sons in Scottsdale with the hope that they too will cherish this amazing community and be a part of it into adulthood. It is in this vein that Scott has taken on many philanthropic leadership roles to show his children how important it is to give back to a community you love. "I come from a family that has always placed a high value on community service. It was always understood that we were to invest our time, talent and resources in our community," Scott says. "I can honestly say finding ways to get involved in my community came naturally to me, and I sincerely enjoy it. I grew up here, so making sure that our community continues to thrive is extremely important to me. Now that I have a family of my own, I owe it to my two sons to do my part in making sure that the Valley continues to be a great place to live and raise a family." Scott has a particular interest in Children's Charities and organizations. He feels fortunate to have worked with outstanding professional and nonprofit organizations that have a tremendous effect on the quality of life in the Valley and across the state. He has served as a member of the Fiesta Bowl Committee and the Junior Achievement Board, to name a few. "I have seen how the good work of these organizations and their volunteers and staff directly impact Arizona and her residents," he says. In 2015, Scott became a member of The Thunderbirds, which funds local charities from the record-setting revenues the tournament has been blessed to post year after year. The 2020 tournament will be the 85th year of what is now the Waste Management Phoenix Open presented by Ak-Chin Indian Community. The 2019 WMPO raised a record $13.2 million that will be reinvested in the terrific work of many local nonprofit entities across the state. Many of these organizations have missions that directly serve Arizona families and children in particular.

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INSPIRED BY

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"The good health and well-being of our youngest community members is crucial to the long-term vitality of Phoenix. The Thunderbirds will continue to invest in this important sector of our community. This year, I was selected Assistant Tournament for 2020 and Tournament Chairmen for 2021. It is truly a great honor to be selected to the leadership of The Thunderbirds, and I look forward to continuing the legacy of 'The People’s Open.'” An avid sports fan, Scott also can be found coaching his sons' baseball teams, as well as holding office as a member of the Executive Committee for Cactus Horizon Little League. While it seems he extends himself tremendously, Scott feels it is more of an honor than a burden. "My family takes great pride in our association with The Thunderbirds and counts the commitment as investments in our future in Arizona. My family has seen up close how the proceeds of the WMPO are ultimately reinvested in places like the new Phoenix Children's Hospital Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, the Neuro-Robotics Rehabilitation Program at Barrow Neurological Institute, the Boys & Girls Clubs' Guadalupe Branch renovation project or the investment in United Food Bank, among so many other true legacy investments that are making Arizona a better place for all of us."

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DC RANCH MARKETPLACE: If you are going for a more upscale and rustic feel for your photos, then North Scottsdale’s DC Ranch Marketplace is just the right spot. Several buildings with different colors and textures along with barn doors and bridges mean you can walk the pathways to find numerous photography locations. Jenks family photos

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provides you the ideal picturesque Arizona backdrop. Cacti, mountains and our amazing sunsets paired with a well-dressed family will make for a gorgeous photo.

North Scottsdale Lifestyle Photographer

Lindsay Jenks

PALO VERDE TREES: Every spring our state tree, the Palo Verde, blooms and then drops its beautiful yellow flowers. If you look around, you can find pathways and sidewalks covered in this sea of gold and yellow, creating Arizona’s very own “Yellow Brick Road.” SCORPION GULCH: If a traditional “Old West” feel is what you’re going for, then head toward South Mountain

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will

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Scorpion

Gulch.

Characterized by old stone buildings and open desert, this will provide you with beautiful and unique backdrops for your family portraits.

Scorpion Gulch: Old West

Silhouette: Sunset Photos

DC Ranch: North Scottsdale location

Palo Verde Trees: Seasonal

Green/Camelback Mountain

Desert Backdrop: Arizona Picturesque

SILHOUETTE: Our gorgeous Arizona sunsets provide the perfect backdrop for creating a unique silhouette shot. A few important tips to create this look: 1. Find a non-distracting background so you can isolate your subject. 2. Expose for the sky. 3. Shoot from low to high. GREEN/GRASS: If you are looking for a more “springy” feel to your photo, you may want to consider finding a large grass field and/or heading to a golf course. An added bonus if you can get Camelback Mountain shining in the background.

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PAGE TURNERS

easy grammar systems wins parent teacher choice award ARTICLE STACI HAUK | PHOTOGRAPHY LINDSAY JENKS PHOTOGRAPHY

EASY GRAMMAR SYSTEMS, THE COMPANY THAT INSPIRES STUDENTS TO AWAKEN THE SCHOLAR WITHIN, RECENTLY WON FOUR PARENT TEACHER CHOICE AWARDS FROM HOWTOLEARN.COM, AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ORGANIZATION. Their books, Easy Grammar: Grade 1, Easy Grammar: Grade 5, Daily GRAMS: Grade 5 and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series: Grade 9 were selected as gold medal winners in the best of children’s books. “I delight in these awards!” says Easy Grammar Systems' Wanda Phillips, who wrote her first book, Easy Grammar Plus, and started her publishing company in 1986. What began as a home-based business has now grown to 27 texts that she sells out of a 10,000-squarefoot building at Scottsdale Airpark. The Parent Teacher Choice Award was the first international award for Easy Grammar and was judged by parents and teachers. Wanda started her career as a high school English teacher. “I was frustrated that my students came to me neither speaking nor writing well," she says. After a move to Arizona and taking a seventh grade teaching position, Wanda soon realized the issue was that the texts were not set up for mastery learning. She began to develop her own curriculum. Easy Grammar is based on a prepositional approach where students learn a list of commonly used prepositions, then quickly learn to identify a prepositional phrase and to delete it from a sentence. This analysis allows for determining the subject and verb easily. Equally important, the process allows for application to more complex concepts. “All students ‘glide’ to understanding using a step-by-step,

“I USED MY EASY GRAMMAR PLUS TEXT WITH MY SEVENTH GRADE ENGLISH STUDENTS. UPON ANALYZING RESULTS, I SAW THAT

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ALL STUDENTS’ SCORES INCREASED GREATLY. ONE STUDENT’S LEARNING, IN FACT, WAS INCREDIBLE. ELATED, I MET WITH MOM AND SHARED THAT HER DAUGHTER HAD ACCELERATED FROM A 2.8 (SECOND GRADE, EIGHTH MONTH) SIXTH GRADE SCORE TO A SEVENTH GRADE SCORE OF 7.8 (SEVENTH GRADE, EIGHTH MONTH)—IN ONE SCHOOL YEAR. “BOTH HER MOM AND I CRIED. THE STUDENT SIMPLY SAID, ‘WELL YOU TAUGHT ME IT,’ TO WHICH I REPLIED, ‘BUT YOU, MY FRIEND, ACHIEVED IT!’” –WANDA PHILLIPS

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ARTIST’S PALETTE

PINNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH YOUTH MISSION IN THE BAHAMAS

THIS SUMMER, PINNACLE’S YOUTH GROUP RAISED MONEY AT THEIR YEARLY RUMMAGE SALE, OFFSETTING THE COST OF THEIR IMPORTANT MISSION TRIP TO NASSAU IN THE BAHAMAS. Church members of all ages volunteered many hours so the Youth Group could have this international philanthropic experience.

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“WE TOOK FOOD, CLOTHING, LED WORSHIP, HOSTED A VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AND SPORTS CAMP AND RETILED A CHURCH THAT SUFFERED HURRICANE DAMAGE WHILE IN NASSAU. MANY PARENTS WORK ALL DAY IN THIS LOWER-INCOME AREA, AND THE KIDS BENEFIT GREATLY FROM THE ONE-ON-ONE CONTACT WITH OUR YOUTH.” –YOUTH PASTOR REV. FRANK HARMON. “OUR RUMMAGE SALE RAISES MONEY FOR OUR YOUTH MISSIONS. THEY LOVE THE GENERATIONAL ASPECT OF IT; IT’S HARD TO FIND OPPORTUNITIES WHERE 80 AND 14-YEAR-OLDS CAN WORK TOGETHER.” –YOUTH PASTOR REV. FRANK HARMON “OUR WHOLE CHURCH PULLS TOGETHER FOR THE RUMMAGE SALE IN AN ATTEMPT TO RAISE THE MOST MONEY POSSIBLE TO HELP FUND THE YOUTH MISSION TRIPS THAT ARE NATION- AND WORLDWIDE! –TYLER, YOUTH GROUP MEMBER “ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT PINNACLE’S YOUTH PROGRAM IS THE PEOPLE I’VE MET AND THE FRIENDSHIPS I’VE MADE. IT’S LIKE MY SECOND FAMILY BECAUSE THEY FEEL LIKE BIG BROTHERS AND SISTERS TO ME. WHENEVER WE ARE ALL TOGETHER, WHETHER IT’S AT OUR SUNDAY YOUTH GROUP OR ON A MISSION TRIP, WE ALWAYS ARE LAUGHING AND HAVING A GREAT TIME.” –RAINA, YOUTH GROUP MEMBER “I LOVE VOLUNTEERING AT THE RUMMAGE SALE BECAUSE IT BRINGS SO MANY DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE TOGETHER ALL TO BENEFIT YOUTH MISSION. THE DEDICATION OF THE OLDER RETIRED MEMBERS WORKING ALONGSIDE THE YOUTH AND THEIR PARENTS IS REALLY SOMETHING SPECIAL. AS A PARENT OF A STUDENT IN THE YOUTH PROGRAM, I HAVE ENJOYED GETTING TO KNOW THE OTHER STUDENTS AND HAVE MADE SPECIAL FRIENDSHIPS WHILE GIVING BACK TO THE CHURCH.” –SUZIE BACHINSKY August 2019 | North Scottsdale Lifestyle

AUGUST

LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

1–31

AUG 1 - SEP 19

TURN YOUR KIDS INTO FIRED PIE CHEFS

SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR IRENE P. FLINN GIANT-SCREEN THEATER/ DORRANCE PLANETARIUM

Fired Pie Locations

Give your little chef a celebration or

Arizona Science Center

summer corn and tomato flatbread and a gluten-free summer redfish.

1–31 POMELO AT THE ORCHARD SUMMER SPECIALS

a fun summer activity with a Fired

Irene P. Flinn Theater

Pie party package, which includes

Great Barrier Reef (3D) – 10:30 a.m.

a behind-the-scenes kitchen tour

and 1:30 p.m. through Sept. 19

and interactive pizza-making experi-

Mummies – 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

Pomelo at the Orchard will offer $6

ence. Fired Pie’s certified pizza chefs

through Sept. 2

cocktails all day long. Pomelo’s spe-

will give the group a glimpse into how

Dorrance Planetarium

cialty cocktails will be offered for just

the kitchen makes the pizza magic

Grand Tour of the Solar System – 9:30

$8. Specialty cocktails include options

happen and then will teach the kids

a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

like the Run for the Roses, with Four

how to make their own pizza creation.

Stars of the Pharaohs – 10:30 a.m.,

Roses Bourbon, fresh lemon juice,

12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.

R&W Peach Liqueur and cinnamon

Symphony of the Stars – 3:30 p.m.

syrup; and the Bellissimo, with Pomelo

AUG 1 - SEP 22 KEELER'S NEIGHBORHOOD STEAKHOUSE ANNOUNCES PRIME AND WINE SUNDAY SPECIAL Keeler’s Neighborhood

Sunday

nights

are

Pomelo at the Orchard

Vodka, blackberry thyme syrup, fresh

1, 8, 15, 22, 29 BAR PESCE LAUNCHES VINYL BAR NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY Bar Pesce

Steakhouse, Carefree

sizzling

grapefruit juice and sparkling wine.

1–29 KELLER'S NEIGHBORHOOD STEAKHOUSE LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE

this

Bar Pesce is the place to be every

summer at Keeler’s Neighborhood

Tuesday night with their all-new

Steakhouse with the announcement

Vinyl

of the restaurant’s Prime and Wine

Campbell will join forces with Chef

Keeler’s Neighborhood Steakhouse

Special including a 10-ounce prime

Koji Hoshimoto of Hana Japanese

announces its live music schedule

rib, choice of two sides, dessert and

Eatery and will feature a small menu

including different local performers

a glass of house wine for just $45 per

of sushi and crudo tapas menu, along

“taking the stage” Thursday eve-

person. Diners can opt for a larger

with a small inexpensive cocktail

nings in August:

14-ounce cut for an additional $5. This

menu and a variety of delicious wines.

Aug. 1 – Michael Gallaher

Bar

Nights.

Chef

Cullen

AUG 1 - NOV 3 STILL LIFE NO. 3: RAVEN CHACON Heard Museum

Still Life No. 3, curated by Heard

Keeler's Neighborhood Steakhouse

Aug. 8 – Jaty Edwards

special is available every Sunday.

cilantro pumpkin seed pesto, the

1–31

Aug. 15 – Michael Gallaher

TRUE FOOD KITCHEN ROLLS OUT REFRESHING MENU ONLY FOR SUMMER

Reservations can be made online

Aug. 22 – Jaty Edwards Aug. 29 – Patrick at KeelersSteakhouse.com or by calling 602.374.4784.

True Food Kitchen at

Museum Fine Arts Curator Erin

Scottsdale Quarter

Joyce, tells the story of Diné Bahané,

True Food Kitchen’s new summer rec-

a Navajo story of creation and

ipes are guided by Dr. Weil’s anti-in-

We are always accepting sub-

emergence into the current world.

flammatory principles and ingre-

missions for events you'd like to

The exhibition comprises sound,

dients selected for peak freshness

see included in our Calendar sec-

speakers, text and timed lights that

and taste. A sample of the new items

tion. Submissions are accepted

scroll through several hues over an

includes the vegan organic heirloom

via

eight-hour cycle.

tomato and watermelon starter with

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