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Calling All Garlic Lovers!5th Annual Garlic Festival This weekend provides residents with the Olive Mill’s 5th annual Garlic Festival. The event offers

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marinated garlic, garlic spreads! There will also be games in the Grove.Continued on page 10

Weekend EventsThere Is Plenty To Do Around The East ValleyWe are expanding our reach for upcoming events to cover a larger area so more residents can find weekend activ-ities to take part in.

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Local Deputies Win At CoronadoPinal County depu-ties bring home four first-place finishes at the California motorcycle training and competition event.


Candidate NewsRelease:Sandra KennedyACC candidate offers new press release regarding the new-ly-adopted “Code of Ethics” by the ACC.

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Candidate NewsRelease:Sandra KennedyArizona Corporation Commis-sion’s “Code of Ethics” protects Commissioners — not consumersBy The Campaign For Sandra Kennedy Continued from page 1

ACC Candidate Sandra Kennedy issues a new press release. As the election is com-ing up in November, and it is not too late to register to vote, it is important that voters are aware of the issues at hand. Whether you agree with a candidate or not, having the information available aids voters when the polls open.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Arizonans deserve better. This past spring, the Arizona Corporation

Commission adopted their own “Code of Ethics,” created within the regulatory body itself – a body whose members are clearly out of bounds when it comes to protecting the public good, over the self-interests of the utility monopolies they were elected by the public to regulate. It is disturbing the newly-adopted “Code” allows utilities to buy “food, refreshments, airline tickets, hotel rooms or other items” for commissioners as long as the utilities don’t have “pending matters before the Commission,” or the “purpose of the trans-action is not, or does not appear to be, de-Continued on page 16

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Meet The CandidatesSan Tan Valley Republican Club Hosting eventBy, San Tan Valley Republican Club

Local Republican Club offering an op-poturnity for residents to meet and ask questions about local and statewide can-didates.

The event will give residents additional information regarding tools and apps used to help Republican voters and sup-ports be more organized.

The Event will have pizza, also!

It isn’t to late to register to vote. Last day to register to vote is October 9, 2018 to take part in November’s election.

You can register online:servicearizona.com/webapp/evoter

Event date:Wednesday, October 3, 2018

Time:6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Location:Mountain Vista Acedemy, Pinal County Building33622 N. Mountain Vista BlvdSan Tan Valley 85142

For more information about the Club, go online at:facebook.com/SanTanValleyRepublicanClub.STT

Community Fishing BulletinCatfish stockings resumeBy, Arizona Game and Fish

While catfish stockings were done in some upper elevation waters through the summer, the normal catfish stocking sea-son is set to resume this week in the Core waters.

Expansion waters in the upper elevations and Yuma area will get a final stocking during Sept. 24-29 and will include Pat-terson Ponds, Fain Lake, Yavapai Lakes, Stone Dam, Tempe Town Lake, Fortuna Lake, Redondo Lake, West Wetlands Pond, Pacific Avenue Pond, and Council Avenue Pond.

The rest of the Phoenix area Expansion Waters will get stocked during the week of October 8-13.

See theStocking Schedule online

Four new Community Fishing Program waters

New waters were added to the CFP re-cently and include:

Fain Lake in Prescott Valley• Yavapai Lakes in Prescott Valley

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Sunrise Hikes,Critters, & A Movie Things To Do In The Local Regional ParksBy San Tan Times StaffContinued from page 1

It’s still hot out there, so be careful and stay hydrated. Early morning and evening activities are still advisable. Or some indoor events during peak heat.

Sunrise HikeFriday, September 28, 201806:00 AM - 08:00 AMSan Tan Mountain Regional Park6533 W. Phillips RoadSan Tan Valley, AZ 85242(480) 655-5554

Friday – Enjoy a guided hike with the ranger to explore the park as the sun makes its way over the mountains. We’ll travel 4-5 miles on moderate terrain and have a chance to witness coyotes, rab-bits, birds, and more wake up and start their daily routines. What to bring: Water, closed-toe shoes, hat, camera, snacks. Meet at the Main Trailhead map kiosk. 6-8am.

Beginner Skill Level Mountain Bike RideSaturday, September 29, 201807:00 AM - 09:00 AMSan Tan Mountain Regional Park6533 W. Phillips RoadSan Tan Valley, AZ 85242(480) 655-5554

Saturday – Join us for an exciting begin-ner mountain bike ride among the beau-

tiful San Tan Mountains. This 5.5-mile ride is open to all ages and skill levels. Our local experts will be available to help you understand your bike’s features and learn the ins and outs of safe riding. “No Rider Left Behind” is our policy, because we ride together in a group. This is your opportunity to be around others who are passionate about mountain biking as a sport to have fun and get some exercise. Helmets are required. Under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Essentials: water, helmet, extra tube, tools to change a flat tire. Meet at the San Tan Trail sign at the main trailhead. 7-9am.

Meet the CrittersSaturday, September 29, 201809:00 AM - 10:00 AMUsery Mountain Regional Park3939 N. Usery Pass Rd.Mesa, AZ 85207(480) 984-0032



Calling All Garlic Lovers!5th Annual Garlic Festival By Queen Creek Olive MillContinued from page 1

Olive Mill’s 5th Annual Garlic Festival is here! Get your garlic fill at this HUGE 2-day event at the Olive Mill. They’re selling pungent, delicious organically grown garlic - while supplies last!

Dates & Times:Saturday, September 29 - 10AM-7PMSunday, September 30 - 10AM-5PM

What you can expect:• Variety of Organically Grown

Garlic • Live Music • Valley Food Trucks • Beer & Wine Garden• A Special Garlick-ing Good Menu

Served All Day• Cooking Demos by Owner Perry

Rea • Garlic Gelato• Garlic Shops with EVERYTHING

GARLIC!• Games in the Grove• Tours & more!

Live Music: SATURDAY • Carrie Curuso 10am -1pm• Chris Putrino 1pm - 4pm • Karen O’Brien 4pm - 7pmSUNDAY

• Julia Lucafo 10am - 2pm• Cori Rios 2pm - 5pm

Food Trucks: Olive Mil Food Truck, Ud-der Delights, Boyd’s Boxcar BBQ, Mus-tache Pretzels

Extras:Blankets & chairs welcome, please no outside food or beverage. Suitable for children, dog friendly (outside only, with leashes please) We’ll provide the breath mints! Come out and celebrate Queen Creek’s 29th anniversary at a fami-ly-friendly community event in Found-ers’ Park, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 from 5-9 p.m. The event will feature fun activ-ities, great music and entertainment, pig races, vendors, lawn games, corn-hole tournament, a 4-H zone with equine ex-periences, a FFA Zone with agricultural experiences, and the Battle of the Badge relay style competitions..STT


Good Food Recipe: Turkey Lettuce WrapsRecipes From Local BusinessesBy San Tan Valley Fit Body Boot Camp

Got a sweet tooth but still want to eat healthy?

Then try making these delicious turkey lettuce wraps! They’re protein-based, healthy, and just sweet enough to satisfy your tastebuds.

In this recipe, the organic ground turkey is sprinkled with a bit of ground cinnamon, and each wrap is topped with a tasty apple chutney. Oh, and all of it sits on a bed of lettuce, which reduces the amount of carbs in each wrap. They’re also great for when you’re on the go and in need of a healthy snack.

Ready to tackle this one? Then read the in-structions below to get started!

Ingredients• 12 large romaine lettuce leaves• For the Cinnamon Ground Turkey

Rice• 1 tablespoon of olive oil• 2 carrots, shredded• 1/2 of a yellow onion, minced• A dash of sea salt• 1/2 of a teaspoon of ground cinnamon• 1 lb. of organic ground turkey• 1 head of cauliflower, shredded

Note: To shred, cut the cauliflower into

florets and run through a food proces-sor with the grating attachment

• 1/3 of a cup of golden raisins• 1 cup of chicken broth• A dash of freshly ground pepper• For the Quick Apple Chutney• 1 tablespoon of coconut oil• 1/2 of a yellow onion, minced• 2 green apples, chopped• 1/4 of a teaspoon of ground cinnamon• 1 tablespoon of coconut crystals• 1/2 of a cup of apple juice or apple ci-

der• A sprinkle of sea salt InstructionsFor the cinnamon ground turkey rice: Pour the olive oil into a large skillet over medium heat. Add in the carrots and onions, then cook until soft (about 3 minutes). Add in the salt, cinnamon, and ground turkey. Cook until the meat is no longer pink. Add in the head of shredded cauliflower, rai-sins, broth, and pepper. Cook until heated through (about 4 minutes).

For the quick apple chutney: Pour the coconut oil into a medium skillet over me-dium heat. Add in the onion and apples. Cover and cook for 10 minutes. Uncover and add in the cinnamon, coconut crystals, apple juice, and salt. Bring it to a boil, then simmer it until the apples are tender (about 4 minutes).

Assemble your lettuce wraps: Spread a generous spoonful of the turkey mixture along the center of a romaine lettuce leaf. Top each leaf with a spoonful of chutney. Enjoy! Nutritional FactsServings: 1Calories: 248Fat: 9gSodium: 156mgCarbohydrates: 25gFiber: 5gProtein: 17g.STT


Weekend EventsThere Is Plenty To Do Around The East ValleyBy, San Tan Times StaffContinued from page 1

CRAZY DAZE - Flea Market, Sidewalk Sale, and Vintage Marketplace 53 Vendor Spaces outside and 230 Dealers inside you should be able to browse and shop for hours. Saturday at 8 AM – 2 PMLOCATION2049 W. Broadway Road, Mesa, AZ 85202---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tony Martinez | San Tan FlatTony Martinez Band Live! Friday 9/28th and Saturday 9/29th from 8:30 pm to 12:30 pm!Location:6185 W Hunt HighwaySan Tan Valley, AZ, 85142----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2018 SanTan Brewing Oktoberfest Munich returns to downtown Chan-dler, AZ with the 11th annual SanTan Brewing Oktoberfest. Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers will be performing.Saturday at 3 PM – 11 PM. Tickets start at $12.Tickets:facebook.com/events/2616592218565188Location178 E Commonwealth AveChandler, Arizona 85225----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Marana Farm FestivalCome to gather at Marana’s annual agricultural and rodeo-themed event located on the farm! Saturday at 4 PM – 9 PM

Location:12375 N Heritage Park Dr, Marana, AZ 85653-7724,----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DIY | Reversible WOOD Scarecrow & Snowman | Wine & Design (Queen Creek, AZ)Grab your friends and join the PAR-TY! No artistic talent needed. We guide you step by step to create your masterpiece. BYOB. Saturday at 3 PM – 5 PMLocation:21148 East Rittenhouse Rd. STE 102, Queen Creek, Arizona 85142----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Annual Fall Seed Exchange | Russ’ True ValueIt’s seed exchange time! As always we will be having tons of seed available. This is the time to introduce your friends to gardening and help them get a seed stash. If you do not have seeds to exchange, you are still welcome to get some. Saturday at 8 AM – 11 AM.Location20231 E Ocotillo Rd, Queen Creek, Arizona 85142----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Summer Night Trail Run - Tempe AZ Make it a summer to remember and lace up to run under the disco ball! Join us for the Summer Night Trail Half & Quarter Marathon on the trails at Tempe’s Papago Park on Saturday night, September 29th! Continued on page 17


Community Fishing BulletinContinued from page 6

Mansel Carter will be the first new “Core” water in four years while the remaining additions will become part of the Expan-sion Waters. Fain Lake has been routine-ly stocked with trout from Page Springs Hatchery for years, and that will continue. The CFP now has 45 waters in 21 commu-nities!

High country trout stocking resume Oct. 14-20

October marks the beginning of trout stocking season for waters in higher eleva-tions that include Green Valley (Payson), Fain Lake and Yavapai Lakes in Prescott Valley, Show Low Creek (Meadows), and Patterson Ponds in St. Johns. Trout stock-ing in the CFP core waters will begin during the week of Nov. 15.

Remodel work nearly completed at Kiwanis Park

The city of Tempe is finishing some major improvements at Kiwanis park and lake. Remodel work included updating the fish-ing ramadas and installing an aeration sys-tem in the lake. Other park improvements included updating the playground and adding a splash pad. Updates on the proj-ect can be found at www.tempe.gov/parks. The lake will NOT be ready for the first catfish stocking this week, but it is antici-pated to be ready by the second stocking during the week of Oct. 1-6.

Upcoming fishing events

7 a.m.-noon, Saturday, Sept. 22, Annual Fishing Derby Festival, Sahuarita Lake8 a.m.-noon, Saturday, Oct. 6, Grand Opening Clinic at Mansel Carter Oasis Lake..STT

Intercultural Studies in TokyoCAC Communication Studies Sponsoring Study PRogramBy, San Tan Times Staff

Today’s global community challenges each of us to engage people and cultures we might not fully understand. The more we travel, the more likely we are to connect local issues to global ones—and the more culturally aware we become in an increasingly interdependent world.

Communication Studies will offer a study abroad experience through an Intercultural Communication course in Spring 2019. Participants will ex-plore Intercultural Studies in Tokyo and Mount Fuji March 9-16. Discover limit-less opportunities during an immersive week in Japan’s capital. Enter timeless Shinto shrines in the parks of Shibuya. Look up at the towering screens in the Ginza District or peer down from a cable car atop Mt. Komagatake.

Students must complete a 10—week course in Intercultural Communication to participate. They will experience Japanese history and culture, engage in Japanese language and Japanese cuisine. Scholarships are available.

For more information and a full itinerary visit EFCST.COM/2101194KR or con-tact Dr. Sandra Rath, Communication Studies Professor, at 480.677.7836 for more details..STT


Local Deputies Win At CoronadoCA Motorcycle Training And CompetitionBy, Pinal County Sherrif ’s OfficeContinued from page 1

Earlier this month, Pinal County Sher-iff ’s motorcycle unit participated in the Terry Bennett Memorial Police Motorcy-cle Training and Competition in Corona-do, CA.

Law enforcement agencies from around the nation competed against each other in a complex obstacle course. The course gives our deputies the opportunity to hone their skills while also being in a com-petitive environment.

Deputies Chris Cetta and Dalton Gay did an awesome job beating the competition. Dep. Chris Cetta took 1st Place Overall Rider at the competition.

Dep. Cetta-1st Place, Overall Rider-1st Place, Individual Rider-1st Place, Two Person Team-3rd Place, Tandem Team

Dep. Gay-1st Place, Two Person Team-3rd Place, Tandem Team

Thanks for your hard work! .STT

Sunrise Hikes,Critters, & A Movie Things To Do In The Local Regional ParksContinued from page 9

Drop in between 9 and 10 amSaturday – Be sure to stop by the Critter Room in our Visitor Center to meet our animal ambassadors! During this open-house style program, the Ranger will talk about what and how these critters eat, how their relatives survive in the wild and how we can safely hike on the trails that are part of their neighbor-hoods. You might even have a chance to meet one of our critters face to face! Stop inside the Visitor Center classroom any time between 9 and 10 am.

Movie Night in the Park - The Living DesertSaturday, September 29, 201807:00 PM - 08:30 PMUsery Mountain Regional Park3939 N. Usery Pass Rd.Mesa, AZ 85207(480) 984-0032

Come see the best film ever made about our desert animals! All ages will love this exciting movie on the big screen inside our Nature Center. You will see desert animals do things you never thought possible – like scorpions dancing! This real-life Disney movie is both education-al and highly entertaining. Laughter is guaranteed! As a bonus, watch us feed our snakes after the movie. Feel free to bring snacks and drinks with you (no glass bottles), otherwise, snacks and drinks are available for purchase..STT


Candidate NewsRelease:Sandra KennedyContinued from page 5

signed to influence official action.” This unseemly practice should be strictly prohib-ited at all times, not just when a matter is pending. Otherwise, this remains an eth-ical loophole of enormous consequence – which we’re witnessing in the news on an almost daily basis. From the forced resignations of three Com-missioners -- for lobbying activities, conflict of interest and possible illegal activities

-- to millions in dark money spent to elect utility-friendly candidates, to the recent, quick approval of unjustified rate increas-es, the public has every reason to be worried. When I served on the Commission, com-missioners were committed to providing safe, healthy, fairly priced utility services to ratepayers through an open and transpar-ent process. My, how the times have changed… Dark money campaign expenditures and blatant political spending have tipped the scales in favor of the utility interests over public interests. The new game is “Pay-to-Play.” It shouldn’t, and doesn’t have to be this way. We need elected officials who are willing to stand up for the people. We need elected offi-cials who are willing to strengthen the rules, not bend them. We need to restore the pub-lic’s trust, increase transparency and put

the best interests of Arizonans front and center. Adopting the Judicial Code of Conduct versus the current slippery code doesn’t go nearly far enough. Until Commissioners agree to prohibit con-tributions in any form from anyone who appears at any time in front of the Com-mission for regulatory reasons and gives an outside agency enforcement authority, their “Code of Ethics” is just another version of the old story about the fox guarding the hen house. It’s time for change, because Arizonans de-serve better, and the reign of the “Corrup-tion Commission” needs to end.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------More information on ACC Candidate Sandra Kennedy:kennedyacc2018.comfacebook.com/KennedyACC2018twitter.com/sandradkennedyballotpedia.org/Sandra_Kennedysantantimes.com/qa-with-acc-candidate- sandra-kennedy.STT

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Weekend EventsContinued from page 12

Saturday at 6:30 PM – 10:30 PMLocation:E Papago Park, Phoenix, AZ 85008

Chandler Paddleboard Yoga -$20 We’re gonna be honest, we’ve never heard of Paddleboard Yoga and we have no idea what to expect, other than you are on a paddleboard, in a pool, doing yoga. Please report back if you attempt this. Saturday at 8 AM – 9 AMLocation:Hamilton Aquatic Center3838 S Arizona Ave, Chandler, Arizona 85248---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Heroes in Health Care 5KDon your superhero capes for this 5K fun run or the F.A.S.T. 1 mile walk/run and kids dash. You won’t want to miss out on this professionally-managed race, and SUPER fun with your team. Saturday at 7 AM – 10 AMLocation:Freestone Park401 N Lindsay Rd, Gilbert, Arizona 85234---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Winemaker Dinner Chula Seafood & Ga-rage-EastFeaturing Garage-East Winery & Chula Seafood. Four courses | Four wines. Lim-ited to 40 guests, this intimate outdoor dining experience will offer the unique opportunity to break bread with the winemakers and chefs. Bonus: there will be live music. $68 per person (ticket price includes dinner, wine pairings, sales tax

& 15% gratuity). Additional Wine will be available for purchase during and af-ter the event. Sunday at 6:30 PM – 9 PMLocation:3000 East Ray Road Building 7, Gilbert, Arizona 85296.STT


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Sunday 23rd Wildlife Of San Tan ValleyRod Small’s Visual JourneyBy, Rod Small

A little bit of off-road fun to start the weekend off. Some of you might be think-ing “how is this wild life?” Clearly you have never hung out with a group of off-roaders!

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