1758 Tangle Peak Trail
Prescott, AZ 86303
Price: $1,100,000
Bedrooms: 3
Full Baths: 2
Partial Baths: 2
Type: Residential - Site Blt Sgl Fam
County: Yavapai
Contact Frank Shipman, Prescott AZ Homes
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Prescott Arizona Home for Sale $1.1 Million
1758 Tangle Peak Trail
Prescott, AZ 86303
Price: $1,100,000
Bedrooms: 3
Full Baths: 2
Partial Baths: 2
Type: Residential - Site Blt Sgl Fam
County: Yavapai
Contact Frank Shipman, Prescott AZ Homes
Friday, September 18, 2009
Glassford Hill Road braces for makeover
Glassford Hill Road braces for makeover
By Cindy Barks / The Daily Courier
September 17, 2009
PRESCOTT VALLEY - The tri-city area's sole local road project to benefit from federal stimulus money should be ready for construction by early November.
Local officials heard Wednesday evening during a Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization meeting that a pavement overlay project on a two-mile stretch of Glassford Hill Road was currently out to bid, and would close on Sept. 25.
After that, Prescott Valley Public Works Director Norm Davis said, the $1.5 million project, which involves applying three inches of new pavement on the road, should get under way by about Nov. 1, and would take about a week to complete.
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By Cindy Barks / The Daily Courier
September 17, 2009
PRESCOTT VALLEY - The tri-city area's sole local road project to benefit from federal stimulus money should be ready for construction by early November.
Local officials heard Wednesday evening during a Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization meeting that a pavement overlay project on a two-mile stretch of Glassford Hill Road was currently out to bid, and would close on Sept. 25.
After that, Prescott Valley Public Works Director Norm Davis said, the $1.5 million project, which involves applying three inches of new pavement on the road, should get under way by about Nov. 1, and would take about a week to complete.
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Local Wins World Championship
Local Wins World Championship Written by Jennifer Hancock / PrescottENews.com
September 3, 2009
AMARILLO, Texas – Dorn Parkinson of Prescott, Arizona, and his American Quarter Horse Sirprizen captured the world champion yearling halter stallion title at the American Quarter Horse Association Bayer Select World Championship Show in Amarillo, Texas, on Tuesday, September 1. This show is open exclusively to amateur exhibitors age 50 and over.
Parkinson and his horse won the title and a prize package that included a Montana Silversmiths sterling silver buckle with 14-karat gold overlay, a neck wreath, custom designed gold-tone trophy, Cripple Creek Jacket with World Champion patch, Tex Tan product as well as a cash prize.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
AZ water association honors 3 OMI supervisors
By Ken Hedler / The Daily Courier
July 12, 2009
PRESCOTT VALLEY - Guy Crawford, Shane Shatzer and Stefan Padilla hold jobs at CH2M Hill OMI that are as interconnected as the pipelines that deliver water to Prescott Valley residents.
Padilla, water operations and maintenance supervisor, said he and Crawford, the wastewater supervisor, work with the wastewater plant staff. OMI contracts with the Town of Prescott Valley to provide water and sewer service, and recharge the aquifer with effluent (treated sewage).
"I'm putting water in the pipe. He's fixing the pipe," Padilla said.
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July 12, 2009
PRESCOTT VALLEY - Guy Crawford, Shane Shatzer and Stefan Padilla hold jobs at CH2M Hill OMI that are as interconnected as the pipelines that deliver water to Prescott Valley residents.
Padilla, water operations and maintenance supervisor, said he and Crawford, the wastewater supervisor, work with the wastewater plant staff. OMI contracts with the Town of Prescott Valley to provide water and sewer service, and recharge the aquifer with effluent (treated sewage).
"I'm putting water in the pipe. He's fixing the pipe," Padilla said.
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Artists explore traditional and new media at Indian Market
By Doug Cook / The Daily Courier
July 11, 2009
More than a decade ago, Hopi artist Ramson Lomatewama broke the mold in the Native American arts community when he delved into glass-blowing. And yet despite pursuing a non-traditional medium, he did not abandon his cultural roots.
Today, Lomatewama creates conventional glass pieces such as bowls, vases and hummingbird feeders, but he incorporates the traditional Hopi cultural themes of nature and the spirit world into them - as well as Indian figurines - using myriad pieces of colored glass.
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July 11, 2009
More than a decade ago, Hopi artist Ramson Lomatewama broke the mold in the Native American arts community when he delved into glass-blowing. And yet despite pursuing a non-traditional medium, he did not abandon his cultural roots.
Today, Lomatewama creates conventional glass pieces such as bowls, vases and hummingbird feeders, but he incorporates the traditional Hopi cultural themes of nature and the spirit world into them - as well as Indian figurines - using myriad pieces of colored glass.
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$4,000 grant covers cost of seasonal closings
By Jerry Herrmann / The Daily Courier
July 11, 2009
Chino Valley senior citizens will get to eat 20 extra meals at the Senior Citizen Center between now and June 30, 2010, thanks to a federal grant.
Jason Kelly, Parks, Recreation & Senior Services director, said this is possible because the department received a $4,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency through Yavapai County's Emergency Management Division.
He said this money is part of the $56,591 the county received from FEMA under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.
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July 11, 2009
Chino Valley senior citizens will get to eat 20 extra meals at the Senior Citizen Center between now and June 30, 2010, thanks to a federal grant.
Jason Kelly, Parks, Recreation & Senior Services director, said this is possible because the department received a $4,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency through Yavapai County's Emergency Management Division.
He said this money is part of the $56,591 the county received from FEMA under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the county.
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Council OKs water rights swap for recharge site
By Jerry Herrmann / The Daily Courier
July 10, 2009
The Chino Valley Town Council Thursday on a 6-0 vote approved an agreement with TerraMax to purchase property for a recharge site in the Big Chino Sub Basin in exchange for the town's Historically Irrigated Acres water rights on the site. Councilman Joel Baker was absent.
Jeffrey A. Dana, owner of TerraMax Development Group, said after the meeting that he entered the agreement with the town because "as a developer, I always need water. Water will be the driving force in the valley. Also, I'm always interested in benefiting the community."
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July 10, 2009
The Chino Valley Town Council Thursday on a 6-0 vote approved an agreement with TerraMax to purchase property for a recharge site in the Big Chino Sub Basin in exchange for the town's Historically Irrigated Acres water rights on the site. Councilman Joel Baker was absent.
Jeffrey A. Dana, owner of TerraMax Development Group, said after the meeting that he entered the agreement with the town because "as a developer, I always need water. Water will be the driving force in the valley. Also, I'm always interested in benefiting the community."
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