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Join Phoenix hard rockers Dephinger for a live video shoot party at the Starlight Lounge. This night is sure to satisfy your musical appetite with live performances by Dephinger, Heavy Chills, The Earlygrabs, Sewer Gap and The Glides. DJs Real Beat Sugar and Brewdini will also be spinning tunes to keep the party going. Make history by appearing in the next Dephinger video. Admission is free, so bring a friend. Details: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, July 21. Starlight Lounge, 4346 W. Olive Ave., Glendale. Free.

Husband-and-wife country music stars Faith Hill and Tim McGraw take to the road in a co-headlining tour. This is the third time the two country superstars have teamed live on tour; they did their first Soul2Soul Tour in 2000 and Soul2Soul II in 2007. This 2017 tour is the first time Hill has toured since then. Details: 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 21. Gila River Arena, 9400 W. Maryland Ave., Glendale. Call for prices. 623-772-3800, gilariverarena.com.

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Bring the kids to blow off all that pent-up summer energy and finish up the night with a free big screen movie featuring Disney’s “Beauty & the Beast.” Lots of fun & games, music by DJ Jonny and Non-Stop Entertainment, princess stage shows & storytime, food trucks, fire truck appearance, balloon twister, face painting, cake walk, dance party, princess character visits and photo ops, kids activities, music, kid-friendly shopping and more. (Food will be available for purchase & small cost for face painting/balloon artist). Family entertainment provided by DJ Jonny and Non-Stop Entertainment and Glass Slippers and Cleats. Food and desert trucks will be on hand as well, including The Links Neighborhood Grill, Munch Box, and the Keepin’ Cool Ice Cream Truck, plus more. Details: 6 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, July 22. Arrowhead Lexus, 9238 W. Bell Road, Peoria. Free. 877-220-0464, www.arrowheadlexus.com.

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It’s Nov. 21, 1963. On the eve of their deployment to a small but growing conflict in Southeast Asia, three young Marines set out for one final boys’ night of debauchery, partying and maybe a little trouble. But when Corp. Eddie Birdlace meets Rose, an awkward and idealistic waitress he enlists to win a cruel bet with his fellow recruits, she rewrites the rules of the game and teaches him the power of love and compassion. Details: Friday, July 21, through Saturday, Aug. 5. Call for times. The Brelby Playhouse, 7154 N. 58th Drive, Glendale. $25; $20 students, military and seniors; $17 children.

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FAST BUT HEALTHY: 10 restaurants for family meals to go Someburros

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The Familia Box for four comes with red, green or bean and cheese burros ($32); beef or chicken taquitos ($32); beef or chicken tacos ($36); or cheese enchiladas ($39). Rice, beans, chips and hot sauce are included. Add four small drinks for $6 or four large drinks for $7. Details: 2597 S. Market St., Gilbert. 480-497-8226. Also, 7501 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale. 480-443-8226. Other locations at someburros.com.

Phoenix is one of three markets in the U.S. where Chick-fil-A is offering new family-style meals. The national fast-casual chain hopes to meet the needs of busy families getting even busier as the school year starts. The family-style meals ($29.99) serve four people with choice of entree (such as 12-count Chick-n-Strips), two sides (such as mac and cheese and bacon baked beans), plus rolls and drinks. Too busy or too tired to cook? Here are 10 more restaurants around the Valley where you can pick up a family meal to go with healthy options starting at $20 for four people.

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El Pollo Loco Family chicken dinners for four feature eight to 10 pieces of marinated and grilled chicken; two sides such as corn, beans or mashed potatoes; plus flour or corn tortillas and salsa ($20.99-$25.99). Details: 2410 W. Northern Ave., Phoenix. 602-242-8054. Also, 13233 W. McDowell Road, Goodyear. 623-935-9297. Other locations at elpolloloco.com.

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Boston Market’s family meal for four offers such protein as turkey or rotisserie chicken.

RigaTony’s The takeout family pack for four offers several options, all served with antipasto salad and ciabatta. The picatta package ($35) features chicken picatta, fettuccine Alfredo and chocolate hazelnut cake. Tony’s Favorite ($35) includes spaghetti and meatballs and a 16-inch pizza with two toppings. Details: 1850 E. Warner Road, Tempe. 480-899-1111, rigatonys.com.

Wingstop The family pack features 24 to 100 wing pieces ($27.99-$98.99) in classic, boneless or mix-and-match varieties. Choose the flavors, such as mango habanero and lemon pepper; the sides, such as fries and baked beans; and dips, such as ranch and honey mustard. All packs come with carrots and celery sticks. Add one roll for 59 cents, six for $2.89 or a dozen for $4.99. Details: 940 S. Watson Road, Buckeye. 623-518-2114. Also, 1616 S. Stapley Drive, Mesa. 480-633-9464. Other locations at wingstop.com.

Zoe’s Kitchen The Mediterranean family meal for four ($39.99) features choice of chicken or veggie kabobs, grilled chicken, chicken orzo pomodorina or chicken or spinach roll-ups. They come with two sides, plus a Greek salad, hummus and pita bread. Details: 1641 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix. 602-263-9637. Also, 7131 W. Ray Road, Chandler. 480-753-7204. Other locations at zoeskitchen.com.

Boston Market The family meal for four ($29.96) offers protein such as rotisserie chicken or turkey breast; four sides, such as mashed potatoes and sweet corn; and four pieces of cornbread. Details: 6665 W. Bell Road, Glendale. 623-979-4949. Also, 2712 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-949-6689. Other locations at bostonmarket.com.

The Ono family meal for four ($32.99) comes with your choice of three maindish options like chicken katsu, island white fish, kalua pork or teriyaki chicken. Meals come with vegetables, rice and macaroni salad. Details: 15560 N. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., Scottsdale. 480-661-9168. Also, 13070 W. Rancho Santa Fe Blvd., Avondale. 623-536-0188. Other locations at onohawaiianbbq.com.

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six with choice of two meats (1 pound each), such as ham, Polish sausage, pork ribs, brisket and chicken; and three sides, such as fried okra, dill potato salad and waffle-iron fries. The package includes six rolls and barbecue sauce. Details: 7337 E. Shea Blvd, Scottsdale. 480-368-5569. Also, 16581 W. Bell Road, Surprise. 480-626-2203. Other locations at dickeys.com.

Cafe Lalibela The Lalibela Exclusive for four ($56.95) is loaded with traditional Ethiopian favorites, including spicy chicken stew, collard greens and savory lentils. A vegetarian version ($51.95) also is available. Both come with salad and injera, the spongy flatbread made out of teff flour. Details: 849 W. University Drive, Tempe. 480-829-1939, cafelalibela.com.

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The six pack at Dickeyâ€™s serves four to six with choice of two meats, such as ham, sausage, ribs, brisket and chicken; and three sides.

Famous Daveâ€™s BBQ The All-American Barbecue Feast ($68.99) serves four to six with St. Louisstyle spareribs, a whole chicken and half a pound of Texas beef brisket or Georgia chopped pork (smoked for 12 hours and chopped to order). The package comes with coleslaw, fries, beans, corn and cornbread muffins. Details: 16148 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria. 623-979-3706. Also, 2206 E. Williams Field Road, Gilbert. 480-722-2781. Other locations at famousdaves.com.

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Zoe's Kitchen offers family meals to go that come with Greek salad, hummus, pita bread or cucumbers and two sides.

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Jesse Wilson's school, the Bradley Creemos Academy, has yellow ribbons for Jesse on display. Teachers also wear yellow ribbons, and a seat is reserved for the missing boy.

1 year later: What happened to Jesse? 10-year-old Buckeye boy slipped out and vanished YIHYUN JEONG THE REPUBLIC | AZCENTRAL.COM

It’s been one year since 10-year-old Jesse Wilson was reported missing from his Buckeye home. Police said Jesse slipped out of his second-floor bedroom window sometime after 9:30 p.m. on July 17, 2016, and wandered — something he had done in the past but never for an extended period. He was never seen again. And since his disappearance, the image of his face in his school photo — with a sweet, shy smile and almond-shaped eyes — has haunted authorities and residents alike, leaving them wondering what has happened to the boy. That image now sits on a desk at the front office of his school, the Bradley Creemos Academy in Goodyear. Faculty members also wear yellow ribbons as a way of remembering Jesse. “We are all deeply saddened by Jesse’s disappearance but are still reserv-

ing a seat for him to begin our new school year,” said Harold Cadiz, assistant superintendent of community engagement at Bradley Creemos Academy. New details in the case were shared with The Arizona Republic by the Buckeye Police Department during a conversation at the one-year mark of his disappearance. Here’s what we now know about the case:

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Jesse’s siblings were placed in foster care Jesse has a brother and sister of similar age. After his disappearance, they were removed from the home where they lived with their mother, Crystal Wilson, and placed in foster care, according to police. To be clear, police said Wilson has not been named a suspect in the case. She has not been arrested on suspicion of abuse or neglect. Arizona Department of Child Safety spokesman Darren DaRonco said Monday he could not confirm or comment on See MISSING, Page 6

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A Maricopa County Sheriff's Office deputy shot and killed a man in Goodyear on July 13 who rear-ended his patrol vehicle and then approached him while brandishing a knife, officials said.

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The man who authorities said rearended a marked patrol vehicle, then advanced on a deputy in a fatal confrontation, was identified as 42-year-old Pedro Rubio, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. Rubio was shot July 13 after he advanced toward the deputy and failed to respond to his commands, according to Sgt. Joaquin Enriquez, a Sheriff’s Office spokesman. The deputy was identified as Jason Blair, who joined the Sheriff’s Office in 2004. The confrontation occurred about noon on Blair’s lunch break as he was visiting a restaurant in the shopping complex at the southwest corner of Dysart and McDowell roads in Goodyear, Enri-

quez said. Rubio drove into Blair’s parked patrol vehicle and then got out, advancing with a knife, Enriquez said. Blair ordered him to stop but the man continued to approach. Enriquez said Blair “fired his duty weapon in self-defense.” Rubio died of his injuries. Blair was not hurt. Blair did not activate his body-worn camera before the shooting, Enriquez said. Several civilians witnessed the confrontation, Enriquez said. Following standard policy, the shooting will be reviewed by the Sheriff’s Office’s Professional Standards Bureau. Blair has been placed on paid administrative leave. This was the 23rd police shooting in Maricopa County in 2017, with 15 fatalities reported.

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Four people were shot in El Mirage just before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, police confirmed. Initial reports said that two women and a man were shot in the 14000 block of North Alto Street, near Thunderbird and El Mirage roads, but El Mirage police later confirmed that four people — two

women and two men — were wounded. All four people were conscious when they were taken to a hospital, police said. Initial reports indicated that police were searching the area for at least one suspect, but officials did not have anyone in custody. Information on the victims’ conditions was not immediately available. An investigation was ongoing.

the case; however, he provided insight on the removal policy. When the agency determines that a child should be removed from a home, the decision is based on social welfare. DCS cannot charge a parent for any crime, but the agency would turn over information to police if any criminal activity were alleged, DaRonco said. Grounds for removal could include neglect that doesn’t necessarily rise to criminal standards — for example, if a child is not being fed or does not have proper housing, he said. It could involve a parent leaving the state and a child is left with a relative. While there is no criminal charge, it’s a DCS case because the adult with whom the child is left is not the child’s legal guardian, DaRonco said. Asked how DCS got involved in this case, DaRonco said broadly that DCS investigates calls that come into its hotline and starts its own investigations.

sponse.” The Justice Department’s program on missing and exploited children advises police departments to quickly assume foul play and to ask parents to take a so-called lie-detector test in hopes of eliminating possibilities. Federal investigators who often assist local police on missing-children cases closely follow the guide.

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Foul play not ruled out

Authorities are continuing to investigate what happened to Jesse and have not yet ruled out any possibilities as they pursue different scenarios about the boy’s fate. However, they are being “realistic,” Detective Tamela Skaggs said. “Our hearts weigh heavy. The whole department has been focused on this and are sad he hasn’t been found. But it’s been a long time, and sometimes we look at the worst-case scenario,” she said. She said, “We have no suspect or suspects at this time. No one is a person of interest.” Skaggs said police are hopeful that the one-year mark of Jesse’s disappearance from his house near 239th Avenue and Twilight Lane might spark a memory for someone. She urged those who might have information to come forward. “Even if they don’t think it’s important or if they think it’s nothing ... let us decide,” she said.

Police continue to say that foul play has not been ruled out. While child abductions by strangers are relatively rare — with just an average of 100 children taken each year — police are still considering that scenario. Boys 8 to 12, Jesse’s age group, account for 20 percent of stranger abductions, according to the most recent survey of kidnapping conducted for the U.S. Department of Justice in 2002. The largest victimized group is teenage girls. “We have to play out every option. We as police have to do that,” Buckeye Police Chief Larry Hall said.

Polygraph test has not been administered Wilson has not been administered a polygraph test, nor has such a test been administered to anyone in connection with this case, police told The Republic on July 17. While every police agency has its own policy on asking parents to submit to polygraph tests, the U.S. Department of Justice recommends a “model re-

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Jesse’s picture sits in the front lobby of the school. He vanished July 17, 2016.

Hotline, email address available for tips A phone number and email address have been set up to send tips to Buckeye police. So far, the hotline has received 24 tips, none of which has provided any leads in Jesse’s disappearance. Jesse is 4 feet tall, weighs about 60 pounds and was last seen wearing a red shirt, shorts, black socks and black shoes. He has no known medical conditions. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to contact the Buckeye Police Department at 623-349-6411 or email bpdtips@buckeyeaz.gov. Republic reporter Robert Gundran contributed to this article. Contact the reporter at yjeong@arizonarepublic.com or follow her on Twitter @yihyun_jeong.

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Students stand up to bullying and violence In Arizona, much like the rest of the country, student deaths from suicide have increased exponentially, and many youth-related deaths have been found to be preventable if people would get involved and we provided the tools to make a difference. The Arizona Child Fatality Review Program’s startling annual report stated that 768 Arizona children died last year; 39 percent of those deaths were preventable. The report says suicide rates have increased 81 percent since 2009. One factor is the stigma associated with asking for help. After hearing this, Gina Godbehere of the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, Jennifer Rogers, director of Business Development for GCON Inc., and I collaborated to harness the power of a community to reverse these sobering facts. We met in Leadership West, a community-based leadership organization, and soon realized change was within reach. To make a difference in the schools and communities we served, every sector needed to get involved and have a strategic action plan. Our team planned a conference for 1,200 students and adults turning the stigma against asking for help into an action plan with an inaugural student-led Youth Conference held Jan. 26 at ASU West. The goal was to create a movement for students in schools with diverse populations along with their community partners to take back to their schools and communities and inspire 50,000 students to speak up, stand up and save lives. The conference brought students, police chiefs, government officials, parents and teachers together and provided the tools necessary to begin their action plans. We culled through research, analyzed the results, created a plan of action and a conference for 1,200 people to come together to seek solutions and evaluated the results with next steps. Businesses, community organizations and other sponsors stepped up to make the conference free for all attendees. Follow-up through surveys, focus groups and student-leadership action indicates that significant progress has

been made with students and supportive parents, administrators and district leadership and has led to a decrease in negative social behavior and positive interventions. It was amazing to see how students embraced the opportunity to stand up, speak up and save lives. One of the outcomes of the conferences was that each school was to develop a measurable action plan for each campus. In the Pendergast District, where I serve as superintendent, I met with each school and its team to learn about plans and offer encouragement. With the help of school principals and counselors, each team developed comprehensive efforts designed to be ageappropriate and incorporate the strategies they learned at the conference. At Canyon Breeze Elementary in Avondale, eighth-grade students created posters and displayed them in classroom hallways, the front office, cafeteria, library and gym. Students researched and brainstormed a message that was delivered in classrooms for all grade levels. Students visited classrooms in grades 3-8 and shared their thoughts, ideas and solutions. They reviewed key vocabulary associated with bullying and provided examplesto bring understanding, awareness and empathy. Students at Sonoran Sky School in Glendale took all their ideas and excitement back to the school. It was refreshing to see students take charge of something so worthwhile and important. The student-leadership group completed service projects for people on campus and visited each classroom with a special message. They spoke to all of the students about the importance of reporting bullying and avoiding anything that could hurt another person. The efforts will continue in the new school year. Our work continues as we plan the next conference, which will be Jan. 16 at Grand Canyon University. We encourage everyone to join us in partnership to ensure our students have the support they need to create a movement to Stand Up, Speak Up and Save Lives! Dr. Lily Matos DeBlieux is the Pendergast District superintendent.

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Grant money will fund spay and neuter surgery for adoptable animals at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control as well as animals that already have owners.

Non-profit gets $200,000 for spay/neuter surgeries Pulliam grant part of push to reduce euthanasia rate Special for The Republic

The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust has awarded a $200,000 grant to the Fix.Adopt.Save. (FAS) initiative to fund the completion of 2,740 spay or neuter surgeries over the next six months. FAS partner Altered Tails, a 501(c)(3) organization and Arizona’s largest nonprofit spay/neuter clinic specializing in high-quality, low-cost spay/neuter services, will receive $150,000 of this grant to perform more than 2,000 of those surgeries. The funding received by Altered Tails Barnhart Clinics for its Phoenix and Mesa locations will enable them to sufficiently perform 2,040 free surgeries; 840 for Maricopa County Animal Care & Control (MCACC) adoption-ready animals and 1,200 for owned animals. Additionally, 700 Fix.Adopt.Save. vouchers will be distributed to FAS partners for free surgeries for owned dogs and cats. “Spay/neuter surgeries are critical to reducing the euthanasia of dogs and cats at our Valley shelters,” said Lisa Shover Kackley, trustee of the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust. “We’re proud to continue supporting the Fix.Adopt.Save. initiative the trust helped launch five years ago with an animal welfare coali-

tion of seven local agencies. This grant to Altered Tails will continue the important work of serving animals in need across Maricopa County.” Launched in 2012, Fix.Adopt.Save. focuses on dramatically increasing the availability of low-cost and no-cost spay/ neuter services to reduce shelter intake and euthanasia. Funded by the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust and PetSmart Charities, the efforts of Maricopa County’s Alliance for Companion Animals and the Fix.Adopt.Save. initiative have resulted in one of the most rapid improvements in animal welfare in the country, decreasing euthanasia rates countywide by 79 percent and saving nearly 30,000 additional dogs and cats since 2012. “It is so important to continue to reduce the number of unwanted pets entering Maricopa County shelters,” said Susana Della Maddalena, executive director of the Altered Tails Barnhart Clinics. “Spay and neuter achieves that and also improves the quality of life for pets and their owners. This grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust will have a significant impact on furthering the impressive results of the Fix.Adopt.Save. initiative.” Details: www.AlteredTails.org; 602943-7729 (Phoenix); and 480-807-1200 (Mesa).

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Dating the ex-wife’s sister shouldn’t be so complicated Dear Linda: I have been divorced for 25 years. My ex has been remarried for two decades. Over the past few years, I have developed a relationship with my ex’s older sister, following her husband’s death. He was one of my best friends. I have known the ex’s older sister since first grade. We are both 72 years old. We want to develop a closer relationship, but the ex has negative views on this. We don’t want to get married, but we want to travel and do things together. We all live in different states, so I don’t foresee any awkward situations arising. I’d like your perspective on this somewhat complicated issue. — Befuddled Dear Befuddled: Welcome to 21st-century relationships! Look, you are both in your 70s and you really don’t need to have your ex’s permis-

sion or anyone else’s judgment call on pursuing this relationship. I wonder why you, and/or her sister, discussed this with your ex. Your situation isn’t as unusual as you might think. Many widows and widowers marry or have relationships with close relatives like brothers- and sisters-in-law. You both have history, and you were socially involved with her when her husband was alive. As I see it, this is more about your ex denying you some happiness. She might even have some residual sibling rivalry going on with her sister. In my view, you are both very fortunate to have this opportunity at happiness and you should take full advantage of it. Linda Cohen is a Scottsdale life coach and professional therapist. Do you have a question about life challenges? Send it to “Ask Linda,” c/o suzanne.lambert@arizonarepublic.com.

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The Trump presidency is nothing but a long con How do we explain the phenomenon of Donald Trump? I understand why he was elected, but I’m baffled that he has chosen to govern (or not govern). Trump is many things to many people. If you’re a supporter, you’d like to believe he’s going to shake things up and make our government more effective and efficient. You believe his business background will bring new ideas and solutions to an environment that’s existed for decades. If Trump could get out of his own way, that might be a possibility, but that will never happen. For reasons none of us knows or understands, he’s shown over and over again that he’s incapable or unwilling to control himself. It raises the question, what drives him to do and say things that completely undermine his agenda? Why can’t he focus on the job he was elected to do? His need to lash out against his critics overrides and dominates everything he does and says. Rather than addressing his critics head-on with substantive rebuttal, he created the myth of fake news as an excuse for his shortcomings. Some suggest he suffers from some type of personality disorder. That seems like a reasonable explanation, but we’ll most likely never know. I’m one who does not believe in him or support him or his agenda. As a lifelong moderate Republican, I am appalled, shocked, disappointed and embarrassed by his behavior and conduct. Trump was presented with a wonderful opportunity to make meaningful changes and in six short months, he’s done just the opposite. He’s demonstrated that he’s a bully, a misogynist and narcissistic. He’s also arrogant, crude, obnoxious, reckless and xenophobic. When I ask friends who support him to name one positive personality trait they think he possesses, they can’t. They explain that when he lashes out at his critics, this is somehow a virtue. When did vile, repulsive behavior become an admirable attribute? When we talk about all the things about Trump that many of us find troubling, I would like to suggest one other characteristic that may be most concerning.

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During his campaign, he promised many things, including “Making America Great Again” and building a wall and making Mexico pay for it. I would like to suggest he is also a conman! America is not greater under his watch. It is diminished in the eyes of the world, due largely to his dishonesty and lack of credibility. I don’t think the wall will ever be built, but even if it is, Mexico won’t be paying for it. If you fell for that line, you got conned. But “Trump Believers” were conned big-time by his creation of the concept of fake news. He would have us believe ANY criticism of him is untrue and fake. His vilification of the media is appalling. I don’t think he personally believes that, but it’s part of his con. He can dish it out, but he can’t take it. The recent dust-up over Donald Jr.’s Russian contact may, ultimately, lead to the president’s downfall. It’s going to expose all of his financial dealings with shady Russian characters and will reveal his indebtedness to Russian banks. This is the real reason he won’t release his taxes. He doesn’t want us to know just how entrenched he is with them. And, of course, he wanted to compromise thenFBI Director James Comey. When that didn’t work, he fired him on false pretenses. When you become president, your life becomes an open book, the last thing he wants. The only thing that’s come true is his promise to shake things up. Little did we know how awful that would be! Doug Hopkins lives in Chandler.

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AZ Senate candidate under attack for being a Muslim She’s the other challenger to Sen. Jeff Flake. A native of Little Rock, Arkansas. A Phoenix attorney and civil rights activist. An independent turned Democrat. A 19-year resident of Arizona who wants to represent “the state where I found my home, family and dreams.” And, as it turns out, a few nightmares. Deedra Abboud is also Muslim. Recently, she posted this rather innocuous piece on her Facebook page: “Almost 250 years ago, a group of dreamers came together and sketched out a revolutionary vision. No longer would they be shackled to the whims of a distant government, nor bound to the religion of an idiosyncratic king. They set out to forge their own futures, determine their own destinies, and follow their own faith. In their infinite wisdom, the Founding Fathers decreed that this nation would separate church and state, and in doing so protect both institutions. Government would be free from religious overreach, and religion would be free from government interference.” The response to that and to some of her other posts and videos have ranged from disturbing to just plain scary. Hundreds upon hundreds of hateful responses. Here’s S. Jason Parr: “Nice try, but your first love is Satan (AKA Allah) and your second love is to a litter box your ‘people’ come from. You are as American as Chinese checkers.” Here’s Roy Sanders: “Get out, stinking Muslim.” Let’s hear from Tony Madden: “I bet you’ll be a BLAST with constituents.” Here’s Brian Zappa: “How about go $#%# yourself. Towel headed piece of $#^%.” Here’s Michael Scozzari: “Vote to send them back to the sand pit, were (sic) these scumbag people belong!” And from Vik Odinson: “I say do whatever you have to do kickstart We people of the USA to finally rise against you and your ilk.” Oh, just one more, from Chris Ruen: “BAN ISLAM IN THE USA…WE HATE YOUR FILTHY DEATH CULT.” Because religious freedom in America is all about having the freedom to ban religions we don’t like, right?

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Deedra Abboud is a Phoenix attorney and community activist.

Abboud’s spokeswoman said the candidate has been subjected to a whole lot of nasty since getting into the campaign this spring. “We make sure to have police escorts at our events because, yes, we have received a lot of hate,” said Jaclyn Freedman, via email. “We had an event at the Pomegranate Cafe that the alt-right showed up at.” I don’t know much about Abboud, other than the fact that she converted to Islam 19 years ago and helped open the first Arizona office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations after 9/11. I do know this. She won’t win. The last Democrat to win a U.S. Senate seat from Arizona was Dennis DeConcini in 1988. Still, I’d encourage you to take a look at Abboud’s Facebook page. You won’t learn much about her. The stuff she’s posted is your typical campaign feed. But the responses — many of them from people who live outside Arizona — say quite a bit about us.

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A custom house inspired by mountain views MICHELLE BEAVER SPECIAL FOR THE REPUBLIC

Kevin and Stacy Morgan were living out of state when their custom home in Peoria was being built. That may sound stressful, but the Morgans actually enjoyed the process. Kevin took monthly trips from Texas to check the progress and was exhilarated every time as the house took greater shape. “I was like a little kid at Christmas every trip, once a month,” he said. The 3,300-square-foot home is nestled into desert mountains near 91st Avenue and Westwing Parkway. The house has three bedrooms, 3.5 baths and an office. The design and building process took two years. Kevin, who is in sales leadership, and Stacy, a teacher, raised their kids in Dallas and in May moved back to their home state of Arizona. Their daughter, 21, and son, 18, no longer live at home, leaving the Morgans with an empty nest. A big, beautiful, empty nest with outstanding desert views. “The goal was to maximize the views we had, because that’s the beauty of the lot,” Kevin said. “We designed the house so each window had a specific view.”

Flowing into surroundings The Morgans didn’t want a flat backyard at odds with the nearby mountains.

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Kevin and Stacy Morgan and their dogs enjoy this large pool at their Peoria home with its beautiful desert views.

Instead, they designed the lot to flow into its surroundings. “We wanted different elevations of the yard so your eye would be drawn up to the mountain,” Kevin said. “We wanted the waterfall feature specifically so your view would end up at the mountain. That was a big deal for me.” Almost every major conversation the

Morgans had with the builder was done at the lot instead of over the phone. “That was so we could really sit down and determine if we did something, what would the impact be and where would it would be located exactly on the lot itself,” Kevin said. “We would have phone calls, too, but 90 percent was done on site.”

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Not as stressful as it seems Being in Texas during the design and build wasn’t as stressful as it would seem, according to Kevin. The Morgans worked with Starwood Custom Homes and said working with a good company See COOL HOME , Page 17

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1539 W Rovey Ave., $250,000. 3311 N 17th Ave., $335,000. 1801 W Tuckey Ln., Apt 25, $95,000. 2202 W Glenrosa Ave., Unit 2, $103,000. 2111 W Claremont St., $165,000. 2037 W Orange Dr., $240,000.

Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 10 Same weeks last year: 19 Median price This week: $427,500 Previous four weeks: $372,500 Same weeks last year: $349,900.

Number of sales This week: 29 Previous four weeks: 85 Same weeks last year: 71 Median price This week: $334,000 Previous four weeks: $310,500 Same weeks last year: $277,000.

4750 N Central Ave., Unit 3a, $145,000. 106 E San Miguel Ave., $710,000.

3117 E Maryland Ave., $800,000. 2317 E Sells Dr., $395,000. 4146 N 19th St., $277,000. 5740 N 25th St., $464,000. 2903 E Keim Dr., $275,000. 4431 N 24th Way, $405,000. 3160 E Clarendon Ave., $187,000. 6718 N 19th Pl., $385,000. 2937 E Osborn Rd., $267,000. 4201 N 20th St., Unit 209, $167,000. 4808 N 24th St., Unit 903, $339,900. 3029 E Rose Ln., $350,000. 5356 N 20th St., $270,000. 6112 N 31st Ct., $720,000. 4808 N 24th St., Unit 801, $334,000. 1918 E Pinchot Ave., $210,000. 1637 E Amelia Ave., $165,000. 2225 E Montebello Ave., $1,060,000. 6204 N 30th Pl., $277,500. 2021 E Osborn Rd., Apt 6, $115,620. 3108 N 27th St., $335,000. 2821 E Turney Ave., $400,000. 6629 N Majorca Ln., W, $288,000. 4326 N 25th St., Unit 106, $479,500. 1816 E Fairmount Ave., $300,000. 3109 E Campbell Ave., $622,000. 1744 E San Juan Ave., $360,000. 2610 E Osborn Rd., $272,000. 2211 E Fairmount Ave., $304,500.

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 42 Same weeks last year: 36 Median price This week: $292,450 Previous four weeks: $287,250 Same weeks last year: $212,250. 3633 N 3rd Ave., Unit 1086, $147,000. 1021 W Pierson St., $147,500. 3823 N 12th Ave., $285,000. 217 W Roma Ave., $315,000. 3001 N 9th Ave., $299,900. 4529 N 10th Ave., $258,000. 4628 N 14th Ave., $205,000. 1017 W Georgia Ave., $359,000. 528 W San Juan Ave., $415,000. 5114 N 13th Ave., $300,000. 6833 N 11th Ave., $470,000. 909 W Mackenzie Dr., $285,000. Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 42 Same weeks last year: 41 Median price This week: $330,000 Previous four weeks: $261,650 Same weeks last year: $228,500. 6314 N 14th St., $365,000. 3426 N 14th Pl., $246,650. 937 E Fairmount Ave., $240,900. 1040 E Osborn Rd., Unit 702, $545,000. 6003 N 10th Way, $360,000. 4510 N 8th Pl., $485,000. 4240 N Longview Ave., Apt 4, $95,000. 3021 N 15th Pl., $330,000. 6738 N 11th Pl., $336,000. 4747 N 14th St., Unit I, $163,000. 1320 E Bethany Home Rd., Unit 14, $93,000. Number of sales This week: 16 Previous four weeks: 42 Same weeks last year: 45 Median price This week: $237,256 Previous four weeks: $199,500 Same weeks last year: $179,000. 2340 W Mulberry Dr., $139,900. 2001 W Fairmount Ave., $234,513. 1620 W Earll Dr., $289,900. 2338 W Citrus Way, $125,000. 6137 N 17th Ave., $287,401. 6224 N 20th Dr., $240,000. 5256 N 18th Dr., $135,000. 1520 W Berridge Ln., $330,000. 2926 N 17th Dr., $330,000. 1903 W Hazelwood Pkwy, $97,799. 1539 W Rovey Ave., $250,000.

Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 21 Same weeks last year: 22 Median price This week: $170,000 Previous four weeks: $150,000 Same weeks last year: $127,500. 3002 W Sierra Vista Dr., $180,000. 2621 W Catalina Dr., $120,000. 3443 W Citrus Way, $117,500. 2747 W Lamar Rd., $249,900. 3236 W Roma Ave., $143,600. 2934 W Glenrosa Ave., $170,000. 4408 N 34th Dr., $198,000. 3331 W Ocotillo Rd., $198,000. 4135 N 29th Dr., $125,000. 5518 N 34th Dr., $152,000. 2832 W Lamar Rd., $178,000.

Number of sales This week: 7 Previous four weeks: 33 Same weeks last year: 39 Median price This week: $173,900 Previous four weeks: $173,000 Same weeks last year: $140,000. 3914 W Berridge Ln., $173,000. 4446 N 37th Ave., $235,000.

4446 N 37th Ave., $235,000. 4222 W Pinchot Ave., $140,500. 4215 W Denton Ln., $173,900. 5745 N 38th Ave., $149,900. 3643 W Krall St., $180,000. 6713 N 41st Dr., $200,000.

Number of sales This week: 27 Previous four weeks: 66 Same weeks last year: 85 Median price This week: $243,000 Previous four weeks: $219,500 Same weeks last year: $185,000. 214 E Ruth Ave., Unit 206, $84,500. 10410 N Cave Creek Rd., Unit 2230, $89,900. 750 E Northern Ave., Unit 1089, $155,000. 1542 E Cortez St., $243,000. 1027 E Las Palmaritas Dr., $220,000. 8930 N 13th St., $234,500. 1545 E Christy Dr., $260,000. 127 E Royal Palm Rd., $560,000. 10221 N 8th St., $107,000. 601 E Winter Dr., $219,000. 1539 E Hatcher Rd., $300,000. 2202 E State Ave., $515,000. 7557 N Dreamy Draw Dr., Unit 212, $177,000. 1039 E Desert Cove Ave., $310,000. 11233 N 11th Pl., $395,000. 1811 E Myrtle Ave., $825,000. 8801 N 8th St., Unit B1, $97,500. 10610 N 8th St., $262,500. 8122 N 13th Way, $352,500. 1224 E Lupine Ave., $430,000. 1880 E Morten Ave., Unit 216, $159,900. 7303 N 14th St., Unit 2, $315,000. 418 E El Camino Dr., $367,000. 7721 N 2nd St., $760,000. 1124 E Sunnyslope Ln., $224,000. 1447 E Purdue Ave., $210,000. 9502 N 2nd Pl., $60,000.

Number of sales This week: 19 Previous four weeks: 50 Same weeks last year: 42 Median price This week: $194,670 Previous four weeks: $262,000 Same weeks last year: $260,750. 8518 N 17th Dr., $345,000. 8074 N 16th Ave., $359,000. 7844 N 21st Dr., $154,000. 537 W Kaler Dr., $660,000. 2146 W Nicolet Ave., $185,000. 7602 N 13th Ave., $703,000. 903 W Glendale Ave., Unit 12, $170,000. 9615 N 13th Ave., Apt 109, $129,000. 8015 N 8th Ave., $479,750. 1601 W Orangewood Ave., $318,000. 7320 N 14th Dr., $622,250. 1620 W Cochise Dr., $140,000. 310 W Las Palmaritas Dr., $445,000. 9634 N 5th Ave., $194,670. 7729 N 9th Ave., $460,000. 7528 N 19th Ave., Unit 3, $180,000. 7528 N 19th Ave., Unit 12, $178,500. 10210 N 7th Ave., Unit 3, $80,000. 10245 N 17th Ave., $140,000.

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Number of sales This week: 19 Previous four weeks: 79 Same weeks last year: 88 Median price This week: $250,000 Previous four weeks: $249,500 Same weeks last year: $242,500.

Number of sales This week: 24 Previous four weeks: 77 Same weeks last year: 64 Median price This week: $205,250 Previous four weeks: $210,000 Same weeks last year: $182,475.

2036 E Danbury Rd., $220,000. 1720 E Thunderbird Rd., Unit 1102, $118,000. 14011 N 10th Pl., $340,000. 13235 N 3rd Way, $135,400. 735 E Michelle Dr., $212,000. 14430 N 15th Pl., $331,000. 1302 E Winged Foot Rd., $245,000. 1109 E Villa Theresa Dr., $250,000. 1130 E Villa Rita Dr., $205,000. 15233 N 6th St., $315,000. 15045 N 19th Way, $415,000. 1201 E Grandview Rd., $363,000. 1339 E Muriel Dr., $270,000. 2150 E Bell Rd., Unit 1176, $165,500. 17429 N 14th St., $215,000. 1946 E Aire Libre Ave., $160,000. 509 E Country Gables Dr., $360,000. 17613 N 14th St., $275,000. 2051 E Heartwood Ln., $259,900.

3210 W Mohawk Ln., $144,000. 3110 W Abraham Ln., $230,000. 22125 N 29th Ave., Unit 122, $145,000. 3034 W Zachary Dr., $234,000. 1113 W Mohawk Ln., $194,000. 1508 W Escuda Rd., $200,000. 3330 W Lone Cactus Dr., $275,000. 3142 W Kristal Way, $205,500. 501 W Pontiac Dr., Apt 5, $115,000. 3238 W Wescott Dr., $314,900. 19610 N 13th Ave., $250,000. 1102 W Ross Ave., $165,000. 2023 W Topeka Dr., $215,000. 2049 W Mcrae Way, $210,000. 1339 W Wahalla Ln., $160,000. 520 W Hononegh Dr., Unit 1, $146,000. 21046 N 34th Dr., $210,000. 21421 N 30th Dr., $205,000. 2940 W Lone Cactus Dr., $229,900. 19651 N 3rd Ave., $239,900. 3021 W Covey Ln., $170,000. 237 W Oraibi Dr., $250,000. 22243 N 29th Dr., $199,500. 2950 W Louise Dr., Unit B2, $135,000.

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 43 Same weeks last year: 53 Median price This week: $232,350 Previous four weeks: $226,000 Same weeks last year: $217,000. 2138 W Le Marche Ave., $192,000. 144 W Southern Hills Rd., $445,000. 310 W Muriel Dr., $290,000. 1959 W Davis Rd., $197,600. 17202 N 16th Dr., Apt 7, $110,000. 18467 N 5th Ave., $219,500. 2224 W Monte Cristo Ave., $294,000. 17032 N 16th Dr., Unit 2, $105,000. 1319 W Bluefield Ave., $232,350. 17412 N 21st Dr., $236,000. 231 W Angela Dr., $246,000. 2426 W Tierra Buena Ln., $237,500. 2137 W Monte Cristo Ave., $207,500.

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 55 Same weeks last year: 65 Median price This week: $252,000 Previous four weeks: $250,000 Same weeks last year: $255,000. 23409 N 22nd Way, $340,000. 533 E Wescott Dr., $201,700. 2104 E Behrend Dr., $295,000. 20019 N 10th St., $200,000. 733 E Irma Ln., $315,000. 1315 E Rosemonte Dr., $275,000. 2119 E Daley Ln., $348,000. 2725 E Mine Creek Rd., Unit 2040, $177,000. 1717 E Union Hills Dr., # 1009, $138,805. 534 E Wescott Dr., $235,000. 23224 N 23rd Pl., $367,500. 1008 E Wickieup Ln., $210,000. 2536 E Electra Ln., $460,000. 2250 E Deer Valley Rd., Unit 119, $191,000. 18616 N 15th Pl., $252,000.

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 71 Same weeks last year: 66 Median price This week: $193,900 Previous four weeks: $188,000 Same weeks last year: $182,200. 3629 W Wethersfield Rd., $234,000. 2231 W Corrine Dr., $180,000. 1633 W Pershing Ave., $225,000. 12445 N 21st Ave., Unit 3, $95,000. 11415 N 30th Ave., $275,000. 3434 W Corrine Dr., $210,000. 13601 N 24th Ln., $126,500. 3101 W Wethersfield Rd., $194,900. 921 W Sahuaro Dr., $150,000. 2408 W Emile Zola Ave., $192,900. 13222 N 39th Ave., $212,000. 2302 W Wethersfield Rd., $169,900. 3844 W Sharon Ave., $180,000. 4039 W Dahlia Dr., $229,500. 4048 W Poinsettia Dr., $167,000. 1402 W Mercer Ln., $209,999. 4102 W Columbine Dr., $223,000. 13639 N 21st Ave., $188,000.

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 48 Same weeks last year: 50 Median price This week: $192,000 Previous four weeks: $192,740 Same weeks last year: $167,750. 8444 N 34th Dr., $77,000. 4105 W Orangewood Ave., $212,000. 7534 N 35th Ave., $110,000. 7622 N 33rd Ave., $195,000. 4122 W Hayward Ave., $235,000. 3627 W Ironwood Dr., $245,000. 4107 W Kaler Dr., $168,000. 4201 W Frier Dr., $182,000. 2932 W Alice Ave., $162,500. 3622 W Palmaire Ave., $189,000. 3709 W Augusta Ave., $203,000.

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3709 W Augusta Ave., $203,000. 3746 W Puget Ave., $137,600. 3741 W Cactus Wren Dr., $159,900. 10046 N 37th Ave., $255,000. 9049 N 40th Dr., $207,000. 4135 W Linger Ln., $249,000. 4220 W Frier Dr., $187,000. 4010 W Beryl Ave., $205,000. Number of sales This week: 17 Previous four weeks: 40 Same weeks last year: 48 Median price This week: $196,417 Previous four weeks: $206,250 Same weeks last year: $185,000.

3340 W Port Au Prince Ln., $167,500. 3030 W Crocus Dr., $215,000. 3726 W Caribbean Ln., $259,900. 2934 W Juniper Ave., $165,000. 3115 W Tierra Buena Ln., $265,000. 3707 W Hearn Rd., $207,500. 4227 W Redfield Rd., $227,000. 13828 N 41st Ave., $156,000. 14034 N 35th Ave., $192,000. 15817 N 35th Ln., $178,000. 3328 W Gelding Dr., $224,900. 15444 N 29th Ave., $267,000. 14029 N 30th Dr., $107,000. 15225 N 29th Ave., $166,000. 3837 W Acapulco Ln., $196,417. 3125 W Country Gables Dr., $192,500. 3839 W Mandalay Ln., $209,900. Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 56 Same weeks last year: 47 Median price This week: $355,000 Previous four weeks: $314,000 Same weeks last year: $350,000. 3037 W Silver Sage Ln., $240,000. 26313 N 45th Dr., $465,000. 5017 W Range Mule Dr., $480,000. 25826 N 65th Ave., $250,000. 27322 N 36th Dr., $405,000. 27412 N 63rd Dr., $239,700. 4435 W Buckskin Trl, $375,000. 6218 W Bajada Rd., $335,000. 25429 N Moon Blossum Ln., $549,900. 27219 N 51st Gln, $367,000. 5304 W Buckskin Trl, $315,000. 4032 W Hackamore Dr., $250,000. 6125 W Fetlock Trl, $490,000. 6327 W Paso Trl, $507,000. 5234 W El Cortez Trl, $310,000. 6339 W Rowel Rd., $362,000. 4715 W Buckskin Trl, $428,000. 26827 N 65th Ave., $289,000. 6109 W Spur Dr., $348,000. 5536 W Buckskin Trl, $290,000. Number of sales This week: 28 Previous four weeks: 81 Same weeks last year: 76 Median price This week: $374,495 Previous four weeks: $350,970 Same weeks last year: $369,495. 2252 W Via Caballo Blanco, $270,000. 2431 W Gloria Ln., $318,672. 27721 N 15th Dr., $632,000. 33204 N 26th Ln., $530,000. 2337 W Oberlin Way, $269,000. 2018 W Morning Vista Ln., $422,000. 1821 W Spur Dr., $372,990. 1543 W Calle De Pompas, $465,000. 32317 N 16th Ave., $660,000. 1711 W Blue Sky Dr., $520,000.

1711 W Blue Sky Dr., $520,000. 32218 N 16th Ave., $680,000. 2140 W Tallgrass Trl Unit 209, $242,000. 2330 W Gloria Ln., $367,882. 27510 N 24th Ln., $370,000. 2150 W Alameda Rd., Unit 1111, $237,240. 1720 W Gambit Trl, $667,000. 3027 W Woburn Ln., $393,000. 31319 N 26th Gln, $357,336. 2150 W Alameda Rd., Unit 1116, $217,235. 26924 N 17th Ave., $376,000. 2326 W Gloria Ln., $336,118. 1608 W Calle De Pompas, $475,500. 2538 W Perola Dr., $342,277. 31606 N 21st Ln., $425,000. 32111 N 15th Ln., $573,000. 2345 W Gambit Trl, $299,750. 2919 W Night Owl Ln., $424,401. 2150 W Alameda Rd., Unit 1314, $228,500.

Number of sales This week: 36 Previous four weeks: 129 Same weeks last year: 112 Median price This week: $310,000 Previous four weeks: $310,000 Same weeks last year: $307,500.

Z18 Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 50 Same weeks last year: 43 Median price This week: $159,900 Previous four weeks: $149,700 Same weeks last year: $135,000.

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 41 Same weeks last year: 44 Median price This week: $205,500 Previous four weeks: $220,000 Same weeks last year: $205,000.

Number of sales This week: 41 Previous four weeks: 108 Same weeks last year: 119 Median price This week: $280,000 Previous four weeks: $267,750 Same weeks last year: $264,000.

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 64 Median price This week: $187,000 Previous four weeks: $180,000 Same weeks last year: $157,000.

Number of sales This week: 46 Previous four weeks: 158 Same weeks last year: 139 Median price This week: $133,450 Previous four weeks: $145,000 Same weeks last year: $130,000.

6336 W Bethany Home Rd., $170,000. 4432 W Rose Ln., $169,900. 5001 W Mclellan Rd., $165,000. 6024 W Augusta Ave., $90,000. 5617 N 63rd Dr., $177,000. 5156 W Morten Ave., $236,000. 7609 N 46th Dr., $245,000. 4859 W Marlette Ave., $101,000. 5727 W Vista Ave., $148,400. 4701 W Northern Ave., $118,000. 5502 W State Ave., $235,000. 7801 N 44th Dr., Unit 1178, $104,463. 4407 W Solano Dr., S, $50,000. 5554 W Northview Ave., $159,900. 4320 W Maryland Ave., $106,000.

5757 W Eugie Ave., Unit 2090, $114,000. 4745 W Altadena Ave., $236,000. 4609 W Laurel Ln., $220,000. 6629 W Laurel Ave., $191,000. 10829 N 46th Ave., $165,800. 5615 W Altadena Ave., $210,000. 5842 W Wethersfield Dr., $367,000. 11640 N 51st Ave., Apt 241, $87,000. 12479 N 57th Ave., $352,000. 5130 W Dahlia Dr., $260,000. 5015 W Yucca St., $255,000. 6401 W Mercer Ln., $200,000. 4443 W Mercer Ln., $201,000. 12619 N 51st Dr., $190,000.

6757 W Kristal Way, $230,000. 18649 N 71st Dr., $279,000. 4137 W Helena Dr., $230,000. 5426 W Taro Ln., $377,201. 6824 W Aurora Dr., $320,000. 4418 W Oraibi Dr., $205,000. 7607 W John Cabot Rd., $480,000. 5006 W Torrey Pines Cir, $228,000. 6857 W Abraham Ln., $330,000. 19028 N 45th Dr., $187,000. 3841 W Hartford Ave., $260,000. 4632 W Kimberly Way, $169,900. 7537 W Kerry Ln., $285,000. 20902 N 74th Dr., $345,000. 5461 W Arrowhead Lakes Dr., $229,000. 20377 N 54th Ave., $440,000. 6740 W Piute Ave., $333,000. 5803 W Libby St., $190,500. 7591 W Wikieup Ln., $282,000. 5440 W Topeka Dr., $316,000. 7509 W Kristal Way, $265,000. 20253 N 63rd Dr., $280,000. 6110 W Potter Dr., $430,000. 5261 W Melinda Ln., $770,000. 20750 N 55th Ave., $400,000. 3902 W Michigan Ave., $240,000. 20266 N 53rd Dr., $309,000. 6812 W Skylark Dr., $392,700. 4015 W Saint John Rd., $241,000. 5652 W Abraham Ln., $452,000. 19015 N 45th Dr., $200,000. 5556 W Arrowhead Lakes Dr., $437,000. 17208 N 49th Ave., $240,000. 17413 N 39th Dr., $245,000. 6322 W Tonopah Dr., $360,000. 18196 N 58th Ln., $185,500. 4560 W Morrow Dr., $230,000. 19313 N 67th Dr., $270,000. 5129 W Wikieup Ln., $243,000. 6079 W Audrey Ln., $281,000. 6757 W Monona Dr., $420,000.

12522 W Sierra St., $224,900. 12614 W Sierra St., $266,000. 12417 W Flores Dr., $176,000. 12405 N 127th Dr., $232,000. 11526 W Laurel Ln., $188,000. 15109 N Luna St., $202,000. 14713 N 125th Ave., $180,000. 12306 W Dreyfus Dr., $186,000. 11844 W Maui Ln., $150,000. 12421 N 122nd Ave., $206,500. 11902 W Maui Ln., $185,000. 12206 W Aster Dr., $168,000.

11026 W Campana Dr., $179,000. 10319 W Corte Del Sol Este, $134,900. 10916 W Tropicana Cir, $239,500. 9706 W Edward Dr., $159,900. 13080 N 100th Dr., $138,500. 10502 W White Mountain Rd., $132,000. 10625 W Bayside Rd., $420,000. 12017 N 105th Ave., $135,500. 10355 W Talisman Rd., $273,000. 16630 N Orchard Hills Dr., $167,000. 9915 W Hawthorn Dr., $126,500. 10825 W Hatcher Rd., $155,000. 10203 W Mission Ln., $110,500. 10907 W Tropicana Cir, $192,500. 10330 W Thunderbird Blvd Apt C112, $250,000. 9681 N 111th Ave., $79,900. 10701 W Abbott Ave., $89,000. 10802 W Venturi Dr., $159,900. 14030 N Palm Ridge Dr., W, $115,500. 10616 W Camelot Cir, $130,000. 9923 W La Jolla Cir N, $128,000. 10409 W Caron Dr., $192,500. 10893 W Santa Fe Dr., $76,000. 10330 W Thunderbird Blvd Apt B213, $78,900. 10224 W Peoria Ave., $132,000. 10417 W Peoria Ave., $65,000. 11836 N 107th Ave., $40,000. 14049 N Palm Ridge Dr., W, $139,900. 15647 N 109th Ave., $389,980. 10816 W Roundelay Cir, $149,000. 14015 N 111th Ave., $81,600. 9730 W Royal Ridge Dr., $98,000. 12456 N Pebble Beach Dr., $135,000. 9210 W Briarwood Cir N, $225,000. 13422 N Emberwood Dr., $150,000. 10837 N Fairway Ct., E, $84,000. 12234 N Saint Annes Dr., $129,000. 10903 W Windsor Dr., $118,000. 10838 N Fairway Ct., E, $88,900. 11063 W Gulf Hills Dr., $168,500. 10023 W Forrester Dr., $119,900. 10219 W Gulf Hills Dr., $75,000. 10820 W Alabama Ave., $142,500. 13230 N 108th Ave., $111,000. 10435 W Oakmont Dr., $122,000. 10917 W Edgewood Dr., $378,000.

39141 N Acadia Way, $268,000. 4608 W Moss Springs Rd., $359,000. 35733 N 32nd Ave., $285,000. 7 E Irvine Rd., $325,000. 4509 W Crosswater Way, $256,000. 40126 N Faith Ln., $305,000. 1604 W Ainsworth Dr., $310,000. 34708 N 30th Ave., $189,000. 40471 N High Noon Way, $315,000. 42011 N 3rd St., $215,000. 4540 W Venture Ct., $310,000. 40114 N Bell Meadow Ct., $225,000. 39625 N 1st Pl., $580,000. 2242 W Hidden Treasure Way, $525,000. 42014 N Long Cove Way, $554,000. 1902 W Whitman Ct., $234,000. 2620 W Desert Creek Ln., $855,000. 56 E Irvine Rd., $510,000. 3743 W Ghost Flower Ct., $260,000. 3729 W Jordon Ln., $370,000. 2822 W Wayne Ln., $305,000. 2204 W Twain Dr., $495,000. 2901 W Plum Hollow Ct., $385,000. 4507 W Moss Springs Rd., $283,000. 3719 W Wayne Ln., $206,000. 36005 N 15th Ave., $725,000. 42236 N 7th St., $450,000. 3620 W Keller Ct., $213,900. 40832 N Hearst Dr., $225,000. 39806 N Mill Creek Ct., $292,000. 35612 N 7th Ave., $450,000. 3822 W Adamanda Ct., $266,000. 40707 N Club Pointe Dr., $760,000. 41919 N Signal Hill Ct., $520,000. 3051 W Morse Ct., $620,000. 35826 N 33rd Ln., $295,000.

Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 55 Same weeks last year: 52 Median price This week: $176,815 Previous four weeks: $199,995 Same weeks last year: $182,950.

Number of sales This week: 5 Previous four weeks: 20 Same weeks last year: 19 Median price This week: $307,500 Previous four weeks: $368,445 Same weeks last year: $369,048.

7813 W Myrtle Ave., $167,000. 7102 W Claremont St., $190,000. 5616 N 69th Ave., $170,000. 6216 N 70th Ln., $175,000. 5614 N 71st Ave., $137,500. 6725 W Medlock Dr., $123,000. 7541 W Georgia Ave., $175,000. 7211 N 77th Dr., $259,679. 7555 W Pasadena Ave., $155,000. 8024 W Vista Ave., $490,000. 7277 W Glenn Dr., $180,000. 8160 W Stella Ave., $218,600. 7108 N 71st Dr., $239,000. 5795 N 72nd Ave., $431,900.

50006 N 22nd Ave., $365,000. 47720 N 40th Ave., $307,500. 1234 E Cavalry Rd., $210,000. 4318 W Phalen Dr., $250,000. 3827 W Abrams Dr., $367,890.

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9017 N 52nd Ave., $91,500. 4511 W North Ln., $250,000. 5730 W Beryl Ave., $306,000. 5741 W Comet Ave., $264,900. 9213 N 59th Ave., Unit 202, $76,500. 4655 W Caron St., $149,900. 5911 W Royal Palm Rd., $180,000. 8044 N 55th Ave., $188,500. 4414 W Hatcher Rd., $161,000. 4619 W Butler Dr., $150,000. 4564 W Butler Dr., $200,000. 5236 W Peoria Ave., Apt 234, $94,500. 4620 W North Ln., $233,520. 5320 W Puget Ave., $178,850. 4952 W Golden Ln., $192,500. 8888 N 47th Ave., Apt 238, $74,000. 4838 W Brown St., $174,780. 4628 W Ruth Ave., $166,500. 4527 W Sanna St., $147,500. 4820 W Beryl Ave., $199,995.

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 43 Same weeks last year: 42 Median price This week: $177,500 Previous four weeks: $190,000 Same weeks last year: $181,000.

Number of sales This week: 10 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 31 Median price This week: $264,422 Previous four weeks: $263,700 Same weeks last year: $256,304. 7320 N 90th Ln., $266,000. 8512 W Colter St., $187,000. 7702 N 84th Ave., $419,000. 9333 W Orange Dr., $265,145. 8758 W Northview Ave., $263,700. 8539 W Peppertree Ln., $246,847. 8552 W Peppertree Ln., $217,282. 8775 W Gardenia Ave., $259,990. 8336 W Claremont St., $270,000. 8363 W San Juan Ave., $387,000.

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 41 Same weeks last year: 32 Median price This week: $221,000 Previous four weeks: $221,000 Same weeks last year: $212,750. 5036 W Grandview Rd., $221,000. 16416 N 46th Dr., $239,900. 6453 W Aire Libre Ave., $223,200. 14634 N 52nd Ave., $162,000. 6020 W Grandview Rd., $272,000. 5404 W Maui Ln., $140,000. 5213 W Country Gables Dr., $152,500. 4312 W Port Au Prince Ln., $414,000. 6022 W Crocus Dr., $201,000. 6604 W Aire Libre Ave., $205,000. 4414 W Dailey St., $239,500. 16432 N 46th Ln., $284,900. 4809 W Gelding Dr., $177,000.

Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 8 Same weeks last year: 13 Median price This week: $172,950 Previous four weeks: $201,500 Same weeks last year: $165,000. 10447 W Reade Ave., $175,900. 10802 W Belmont Ave., $170,000.

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 48 Same weeks last year: 35 Median price This week: $240,000 Previous four weeks: $277,000 Same weeks last year: $255,000. 4344 W Whispering Wind Dr., $260,000. 3608 W Charlotte Dr., $240,000. 23431 N 39th Ln., $150,275. 5343 W Whispering Wind Dr., $507,500. 3952 W Camino Del Rio, $209,750. 23850 N 38th Dr., $225,000. 3538 W Via Del Sol Dr., $190,125. 4221 W Camino Vivaz, $230,000. 3528 W Mariposa Grande, $267,000. 6976 W Robin Ln., $328,100. 21903 N 71st Ln., $297,300. 24030 N 40th Dr., $187,500. 7287 W Tina Ln., $286,000.

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Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 3 Same weeks last year: 0 Median price This week: $105,000 Previous four weeks: $100,000 Same weeks last year: $. 45042 N 251st Ave., $110,000. 118 Peretz Cir, $100,000.

Number of sales This week: 29 Previous four weeks: 101 Same weeks last year: 70 Median price This week: $226,370 Previous four weeks: $195,500 Same weeks last year: $173,450. 10147 W Golden Ln., $274,196. 10148 W Lawrence Ln., $271,537. 11127 N 82nd Ln., $169,000. 8901 N 114th Dr., $158,000. 8728 N 106th Ln., $184,000. 9649 N 82nd Gln, $182,900. 7407 W Greer Ave., $150,000. 8601 N Fountain Dr., $150,000. 11921 N 76th Ln., $175,000. 10151 W Townley Ave., $321,887. 8343 W Shaw Butte Dr., $255,000. 8469 W Purdue Ave., $337,000. 10159 W Townley Ave., $257,755. 8361 W Vogel Ave., $260,000. 9654 N 94th Ave., $220,000. 9613 W Sunnyslope Ln., $170,000. 8940 W Olive Ave., Unit 69, $135,000. 8846 W Mission Ln., $275,000. 8220 N 103rd Dr., $195,500. 9551 N 82nd Ln., $182,000. 10246 W Townley Ave., $253,227. 10155 W Golden Ln., $321,203. 9048 W Orchid Ln., $302,505. 10167 W Townley Ave., $267,217. 10152 W Townley Ave., $244,412. 8250 N 111th Ln., $168,000. 8942 N 102nd Ln., $259,392. 8930 N 102nd Ln., $226,370. 8839 W Desert Cove Ave., $176,000.

Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 20 Median price This week: $385,000 Previous four weeks: $285,000 Same weeks last year: $255,950. 18066 W Vogel Ave., $218,000. 18631 W Vogel Ave., $399,000. 7219 N Citrus Rd., $120,000. 18060 W Vogel Ave., $248,900. 8518 N 194th Dr., $580,166. 9319 N 179th Dr., $242,000. 8604 N Pierre Ct., $489,850. 18131 W Ruth Ave., $385,000. 7621 N 177th Ave., $395,000.

16 Number of sales This week: 6 Previous four weeks: 17 Same weeks last year: 15 Median price This week: $269,500 Previous four weeks: $265,000 Same weeks last year: $236,500.

Number of sales This week: 49 Previous four weeks: 150 Same weeks last year: 115 Median price This week: $210,000 Previous four weeks: $217,000 Same weeks last year: $199,900.

Number of sales This week: 36 Previous four weeks: 131 Same weeks last year: 121 Median price This week: $224,250 Previous four weeks: $210,000 Same weeks last year: $204,000.

32515 N 221st Dr., $240,000. 29425 N 207th Ave., $274,000. 25215 N 183rd Ave., $420,000. 31107 N 223rd Ave., $290,000. 29624 N 208th Ln., $265,000. 28106 N 227th Dr., $158,800.

17843 W Club Vista Dr., $265,000. 16150 N Basl Ln., $215,000. 16950 W Nottingham Way, $210,000. 16229 W Montoya Dr., $227,000. 18354 W Hayden Dr., $219,000. 14950 W Mountain View Blvd Apt 5304, $127,000. 15793 W Alpine Ridge Dr., $209,000. 13427 W Post Dr., $188,000. 17859 W Camino Real Dr., $282,000. 15251 W Bola Dr., $195,000. 15237 W Morningtree Dr., $285,000. 19846 N Summer Dream Dr., $340,000. 14300 W Bell Rd., Unit 100, $90,500. 16197 N 157th Ave., $269,000. 14575 W Mountain View Blvd Unit 11301, $137,000. 14950 W Mountain View Blvd Apt 5104, $112,500. 15509 W Coral Pointe Dr., $210,000. 17768 N Javelina Dr., $269,500. 15658 W Arbor Trl, $225,000. 14933 W Lupine Ln., $243,000. 16208 N 160th Ave., $260,000. 13388 W Ocotillo Ln., $175,000. 15631 W Cypress Point Dr., $412,000. 18351 N Gila Springs Dr., $235,000. 17200 W Bell Rd., # 393, $85,000. 17210 N Zuni Trl, $167,500. 15364 W Jill Ln., $200,000. 13193 W Desert Ln., $206,500. 15336 W Doll Ln., $222,000. 16632 N 153rd Ct., $200,000. 16362 W Crater Ln., $202,500. 19783 N Desert Song Way, $215,000. 17639 N Coconino Dr., $272,500. 14575 W Mountain View Blvd Unit 821, $172,000. 17127 N Princess Pl., $70,000. 16947 W Windermere Way, $220,000. 15121 W Woodridge Dr., $203,000. 14950 W Mountain View Blvd Apt 5309, $150,000. 17453 N 167th Dr., $136,000. 15354 W Pantano Dr., $329,000. 16713 N 159th Ave., $178,500. 14300 W Bell Rd., Unit 423, $106,000. 15938 W Post Dr., $192,786. 19748 N Jojoba Ct., $400,000. 16128 W Monte Cristo Ave., $225,000. 14575 W Mountain View Blvd Unit 12202, $104,822. 16431 W La Posada Ln., $175,000. 15738 W Central St., $265,000. 18339 W Weatherby Dr., $259,900.

21775 N Verde Ridge Dr., $168,500. 15604 W Sentinel Dr., $270,000. 20816 N 147th Dr., $165,000. 14627 W Colt Ln., $249,000. 12447 W Tigerseye Dr., $219,000. 13605 W Utica Dr., $199,900. 13249 W Aleppo Dr., $143,900. 13542 W Countryside Dr., $131,900. 13402 W Hyacinth Dr., $165,000. 14837 W Carbine Way, $235,000. 13325 W Broken Arrow Dr., $238,000. 18614 N 130th Ave., $228,500. 22530 N Arrellaga Dr., $329,000. 13646 W Sola Dr., $100,000. 21002 N Aurora Dr., $274,000. 14710 W Calumet Dr., $165,100. 18007 N 132nd Ave., $256,100. 22515 N Arrellaga Dr., $253,500. 13547 W Sola Dr., $425,000. 12303 W Parkwood Dr., $235,900. 20205 N Sonnet Dr., $290,000. 18219 N 136th Ave., $174,500. 14609 W Heritage Dr., $215,000. 22521 N Arrellaga Dr., $230,000. 14712 W Ravenswood Dr., $210,000. 14005 W Pavillion Dr., $351,000. 12941 W Rincon Dr., $251,125. 22419 N Arrellaga Dr., $260,000. 15327 W Blackgold Ln., $220,000. 12952 W El Sueno Ct., $195,500. 14511 W Yosemite Dr., $145,000. 18219 N Alyssum Dr., $190,000. 22716 N Dusty Trail Blvd, $405,000. 14424 W Via Manana, $125,000. 14430 W Domingo Ln., $255,000. 14118 W Yosemite Dr., $184,600.

Number of sales This week: 3 Previous four weeks: 15 Same weeks last year: 17 Median price This week: $127,000 Previous four weeks: $187,000 Same weeks last year: $130,000. 11822 N 113th Dr., $127,000. 11101 W Nebraska Ave., $60,000. 10337 N 115th Dr., $212,000. Number of sales This week: 26 Previous four weeks: 69 Same weeks last year: 64 Median price This week: $170,750 Previous four weeks: $199,500 Same weeks last year: $209,700. 9331 W Manzanita Dr., $188,000. 17404 N 99th Ave., Unit 102, $84,000. 17404 N 99th Ave., Unit 307, $85,000. 9621 W Appaloosa Dr., $153,000. 19537 N 108th Ave., $239,900. 20047 N 110th Ln., $249,500. 10857 W Palm Tree Dr., $55,000. 10606 W Garnette Dr., $176,000. 23225 N 117th Dr., $249,000. 9831 W Lindgren Ave., $226,500. 20017 N 99th Dr., $164,000. 19027 N Pierson Rd., $89,000. 19813 N Calypso Ln., $165,500. 20006 N 101st Ave., $160,000. 17823 N 99th Dr., $134,000. 20049 N Welk Dr., $160,000. 9703 W Cottonwood Dr., $259,000. 10837 W Mimosa Dr., $145,000. 19810 N Calypso Ln., $180,000. 10316 W Carob Dr., $87,000. 23610 N 118th Ln., $272,000. 10766 W Donald Dr., $271,000. 23703 N El Frio Ct., $225,000. 19422 N Signal Butte Cir, $158,000. 11725 W Tierra Grande, $202,600. 9642 W Appaloosa Dr., $184,000.

85378/Surprise Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 10 Same weeks last year: 12 Median price This week: $121,250 Previous four weeks: $182,500 Same weeks last year: $174,450. 12221 W Bell Rd., Unit 231, $47,500. 11429 W Austin Thomas Dr., $195,000.

Number of sales This week: 34 Previous four weeks: 120 Same weeks last year: 134 Median price This week: $229,500 Previous four weeks: $230,000 Same weeks last year: $226,498. 15335 W Ventura St., $245,000. 12708 N 142nd Ln., $260,000. 13864 N 162nd Ln., $205,000. 13383 W Redfield Rd., $195,000. 15490 W Windrose Dr., $345,000. 15187 W Dahlia Dr., $295,000.

15187 W Dahlia Dr., $295,000. 15082 N 146th Ln., $224,000. 15610 W Caribbean Ln., $229,000. 13493 N 153rd Ave., $238,000. 15939 W Sierra St., $365,800. 14673 W Port Royale Ln., $214,000. 14889 W Caribbean Ln., $183,000. 15345 W Hope Dr., $177,000. 13639 N 151st Ln., $370,000. 14843 W Columbine Dr., $228,000. 13156 W Port Au Prince Ln., $205,000. 15016 W Banff Ln., $267,000. 15460 W Mescal St., $187,500. 15525 W Port Royale Ln., $205,000. 13906 N 146th Ln., $176,000. 16047 W Sierra St., $307,572. 13450 W Maui Ln., $220,000. 15950 W Desert Mirage Dr., $220,000. 11766 N 154th Ln., $200,000. 16239 W Boca Raton Rd., $152,400. 16006 W Hearn Rd., $248,000. 16026 W Laurel Ln., $320,453. 14425 W Wethersfield Rd., $259,145. 15425 W Christy Dr., $400,000. 15770 W Cortez St., $290,000. 15844 W Crocus Dr., $214,000. 13439 W Caribbean Ln., $230,000. 15975 W Laurel Ln., $299,587. 15364 W Laurel Ln., $292,500.

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 48 Same weeks last year: 52 Median price This week: $225,000 Previous four weeks: $240,276 Same weeks last year: $217,150. 8264 W Rue De Lamour, $207,000. 13147 N 91st Dr., $251,332. 7711 W Acoma Dr., $765,000. 8419 W Columbine Dr., $210,000. 13671 N 82nd Ave., $190,000. 8442 W Dahlia Dr., $225,000. 9151 W Greenway Rd., Unit 185, $147,500. 7331 W Emile Zola Ave., $180,000. 9279 W Wood Dr., $284,000. 8626 W Aster Dr., $229,000. 15329 N 85th Dr., $230,000. 7609 W Country Gables Dr., $345,000. 14646 N 90th Dr., $225,000. 7913 W Sweetwater Ave., $180,000.

Number of sales This week: 28 Previous four weeks: 107 Same weeks last year: 101 Median price This week: $268,450 Previous four weeks: $260,000 Same weeks last year: $238,000. 9173 W Villa Rita Dr., $268,900. 8633 W Saint John Rd., $333,000. 17476 N 84th Ave., $287,000. 9035 W Alex Ave., $326,000. 8917 W Marconi Ave., $257,000. 21633 N 79th Dr., $268,000. 17793 N 89th Ln., $235,000. 9152 W Paradise Ln., $230,000.

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9152 W Paradise Ln., $230,000. 9615 W Chino Dr., $310,000. 18743 N 92nd Dr., $136,500. 18221 N 91st Dr., $307,500. 20962 N 100th Ln., $270,000. 21637 N 89th Dr., $370,000. 7361 W Monte Cristo Ave., $241,000. 9454 W Salter Dr., $248,800. 8922 W Lockland Ct., $240,000. 9627 W Sierra Pinta Dr., $303,000. 20518 N 94th Dr., $275,000. 19422 N 83rd Dr., $205,000. 9859 W Ross Ave., $265,000. 8557 W Monona Ln., $235,000. 9438 W Behrend Dr., $215,000. 8966 W Quail Ave., $288,750. 8729 W Irma Ln., $394,000. 9554 W Harmony Ln., $300,000. 20887 N 89th Dr., $290,000. 17450 N 85th Ave., $228,000. 9406 W Morrow Dr., $230,000.

Number of sales This week: 89 Previous four weeks: 248 Same weeks last year: 249 Median price This week: $343,300 Previous four weeks: $361,001 Same weeks last year: $321,000. 12722 W Pasaro Dr., $265,000. 7952 W Rock Springs Dr., $399,960. 29228 N 122nd Dr., $427,500. 12909 W Ashler Hills Dr., $291,682. 29881 N 133rd Ave., $452,414. 10138 W Angels Ln., $344,990. 13371 W Creosote Dr., $392,000. 9224 W Molly Ln., $580,000. 9197 W Via Del Sol, $853,277. 10770 W Bronco Trl, $330,000. 28807 N 127th Ave., $365,000. 30138 N 121st Ln., $225,000. 6810 W Avenida Del Rey, $268,500. 29381 N 123rd Dr., $254,126. 30625 N 129th Ave., $524,000. 10206 W Blue Sky Dr., $435,000. 6842 W Nadine Way, $277,000. 10777 W Avenida Del Rey, $250,000. 9516 W Chama Dr., $294,193. 6797 W Rowel Rd., $320,000. 10185 W Carlota Ln., $357,000. 7540 W Bajada Rd., $288,000. 31939 N 132nd Ave., $314,076. 28179 N 130th Dr., $715,000. 12344 W Tyler Trl, $754,500. 28968 N 70th Dr., $407,000. 12102 W Peak View Rd., $303,650. 13607 W Desert Moon Way, $281,000. 9998 W Los Gatos Dr., $424,272. 13210 W Duane Ln., $335,515. 12675 W Caraveo Pl., $281,669. 29103 N 131st Ln., $473,253. 9205 W Hatfield Rd., $300,000. 12218 W Paso Trl, $280,000. 9225 W Hatfield Rd., $380,000. 10366 W Bajada Rd., $313,676. 25935 N 104th Dr., $375,285. 27744 N 98th Dr., $387,000. 7340 W Montgomery Rd., $295,000. 13114 W Cottontail Ln., $299,508. 27478 N Silverado Ranch Rd., $539,119. 28349 N 128th Dr., $477,500. 7593 W Questa Dr., $986,002. 25891 N 104th Dr., $376,147. 7217 W Briles Rd., $383,000. 27236 N Makena Pl., $420,000. 10721 W Realgar Rd., $344,990. 7146 W Electra Ln., $634,900.

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7146 W Electra Ln., $634,900. 31911 N 132nd Ave., $307,747. 31207 N 131st Ln., $305,000. 12584 W Blackstone Ln., $300,000. 13726 W Amaranth St., $313,137. 26849 N 84th Ave., $235,000. 13140 W Avenida Del Rey, $295,999. 13121 W El Cortez Pl., $286,360. 12109 W Remuda Dr., $260,168. 9940 W White Feather Ln., $720,000. 27301 N 75th Dr., $329,990. 29617 N 69th Ln., $343,300. 10210 W Daley Ln., $280,000. 10781 W Swayback Pass, $384,990. 12124 W Remuda Dr., $275,070. 6861 W Calle Lejos, $750,000. 10198 W Carlota Ln., $291,299. 8405 W Camino De Oro, $640,000. 29745 N 131st Dr., $540,843. 23424 N Camino Rancho Ct., $875,000. 13061 W Eagle Talon Trl, $305,000. 10633 W Anna Ave., $322,518. 7940 W Villa Lindo Dr., $514,900. 12239 W Prickly Pear Trl, $255,000. 12027 W Desert Sun

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Messages From the Mediums: This is a social gathering where you will meet other like-minded, spiritual people while exploring the spiritual world in a fun, interactive evening. This is an opportunity for everyone in Sun City and the West Valley to spend time with others of like minds, socialize, and enjoy each others’ company. Refreshments and snacks will be provided. Cost is $25 per person in advance, $30 at the door. Limited seating. To reserve a spot, please call 623-335-5339 or email support@theplaceofspiritualwisdom.com. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, July 21. The Place of Spiritual Wisdom, 12630 N. 103rd Ave., Sun City. $25 advance; $30 at the door. . Saturday Night Fever: Humble paint store clerk by day, stallion dance king by night, Tony Manero lives for Saturday night at the disco! Based on the 1977 film that became a cultural phenomenon starring John Travolta,

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