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Cochise Auto Repair Services ...........6 520-366-0237 9251 E. Ghost Rider Lane Hereford AZ 85615 www.ecowatersv.com [email protected] We maintain and service diesel as well as any other make & model vehicle. Over 45 years combined experience.

Competition Tire ...................................6 520-459-0220 1801 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 No job too big or too small, we fix it all -- Alignments, Brakes, Shocks, Transmissions!

Donovan Dodge .....................................7 520-458-8000 1907 S. Hwy 92 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.donovanChryslerDodgeJeepRam.com We stock a large selection of new & used Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler & Ram cars at great prices. Come on down!!!

Lawley Automotive Group .................................. inside cover 520-458-2141 | 2900 E. Fry Blvd. www.lawleyhyundai.com 520-459-2000 | 2960 E. Fry Blvd. www.lawleyhonda.com www.lawleynissan.com 520-458-8140 | 100 N. Hwy 90 www.lawleykia.com www.lawleyteamford.com Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Honda, Nissan, Ford, Kia, and Hyundai. Ask about our Guaranteed Credit Approval. Nobody beats a Lawley Deal!.

Petit’s Auto Care .....................................6 520-458-2251 500 Bartow Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Serving Sierra Vista since 1986. Highly trained & experienced in the diagnosis/repair of all auto-motive electrical/electronic systems.

Sierra Toyota ............................................8 520-458-8880 888-340-8696 2596 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.sierratoy.com The Sierra Toyota & Scion Teams are dedicated to our customers in providing quality sales and service! On the feel good block in Sierra Vista!

The Body Shop ........................................6 520-459-2047 588 Myer Drive Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.thebodyshoppaintandbody.com Serving Sierra Vista since 1979. Family owned & operated. Professional Auto Body Repair.

DINING AND ENTERTAINMENTBig Nose Kate’s Saloon .........................9 520-457-3107 417 E. Allen St. Tombstone AZ 85638 www.bignosekates.com Once the Grand Hotel, Big Nose Kate’s is a legend and a National Historic Landmark. The Best Cowboy Bar in the West!

Cafe Margarita ........................................9 520-457-2277 131 S. 5th Street Tombstone AZ 85638 www.cafemargarita.com We take pride in serving our guests. Authentic Mexican dishes. Table-side guacamole. Fresh salsas. Try a hand-blended cactus margarita.

Desert Swing ............................................9 520-458-0538 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.desertswing.com [email protected] A twenty-piece big band available for your events and entertainment.

La Casita Mexican Restaurant & Cantina ...............................................10 520-458-2376 465 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 [email protected] Happy Hour 4-7pm - Take Out - Full Service Catering - Banquet Room - Reservations - We offer a low carb menu.

The Breadbasket .....................................9 520-458-8580 355 W. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 German Breads and Pastries Mon-Fri 6:00am to 5:00pm Lunch 11:00am to 2:00pm

The Longhorn Restaurant ..................9 520-457-3405 501 E. Allen St. Tombstone AZ 85638 www.thelonghornrestaurant.com Located in what used to be an historic saloon. Virgil Earp was shot from the second floor. Best BBQ ribs & steaks.

Vinny’s New York Pizza ....................10 520-459-2315 1977 Frontage Rd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Pizza, Wings, Pasta, and Subs - A great place to meet for lunch or dinner! Mon-Thurs 11am-9pm / Fri.-Sat. 11am-10pm / Sunday Noon-9pm Delivery after 3pm

EDUCATIONAll Saints Catholic School ...............11 520-378-7012 1425 E. Yaqui St. Sierra Vista AZ 85650 www.ascsaz.org Pre-School to 7th Grade – Small family-type school with National testing. Fully accredited by WCEA.

Boys and Girls Club of SV ................11 520-515-1511 1746 Paseo San Luis Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.bgcsvaz.org Our mission is to enable all young people, espe-cially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

Center for Academic Success ........12 520-458-4200 900 Carmelita Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.casschools.com Preparing your child today for the opportuni-ties of tomorrow. Southeast Arizona’s Premier Charter School. Campuses in Sierra Vista and Douglas. K-12

Horizon Health Care Institute.......11 520-439-9551 fax: 520-459-1497 155 Bartow Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.horizonhealthcareinstitute.com [email protected] Quality healthcare training for today’s health care needs.

University of Arizona Sierra Vista .............................................13 520-458-8278 1140 N. Colombo Ave. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.uasv.arizona.edu We serve to provide high quality, accessible, and affordable education. Campuses in Sierra Vista, Douglas, Nogales and Tucson.

HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL SUPPLIESAdvantage Medical & Oxygen Supply ...............14 520-458-7330 2270 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Quality products for Quality care. The latest in home oxygen systems, lift chairs, scooters and power chairs.

Bella Sierra Women’s Center ..........14 520-459-1914 3410 Canyon De Flores Ste. C Sierra Vista AZ 85650 Board-certified obstetrics & gynecology. Same day appointments available. Accepting new patients.

Chiricahua Community Health Centers .....................................14 520-364-3285 | 364-1427 Douglas 520-642-2222 Elfrida 520-459-3011 Mobile Medical 520-432-3309 Bisbee 520-432-3168 Diabetes Education 520-364-5437 Pediatric http://www.cchci.org To provide quality, efficient health care to all in Cochise County and beyond; regardless of ability to pay.

Cochise Eye and Laser .......................15 520-452-1125 4116 Avenida Cochise 520-458-8131 2445 E. Wilcox Drive Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.cochiseeye.com Cataract Surgery, Glaucoma, Diabetic, and Macular Degeneration care. Complete eye exams. Quality eye wear.


Cochise Foot & Ankle Care Center ..............................18 520-515-3668 2480 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Dr. Eduardo Montes D.P.M. Appointments after 5pm are available. Serving Cochise County more than 12 Years.

Cochise Heart Center ........................14 520-417-0468 75 Colonia de Salud Ste. B-200 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Board-certified cardiology & internal medcine.

Cochise Oncology ..............................16 520-803-6644 5151 E. Hwy 90 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.cochiseoncology.com A cancer treatment center of excellence with the most up-to-date technology and an award-winning staff of physicians in Southern Arizona.

Desert Cardiovascular Group .......16 520-456-2328 520-417-0586 2530 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Excellence in cardiovascular care with passion and dedication for the community.

Dr. Dean Ettinger M.D. .....................16 520-458-0660 155 Calle Portal Ste. 200 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. New patients welcome. We put care first in healthcare.

First Dental Care ................................16 520-459-5166 1150 S. Hwy 92 Ste. A Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.1stdentalcare.net [email protected] Featured services are general dentistry, cos-metic, teeth whitening, implants and much more. A healthy, beautiful smile is just a phone call away!

High Desert Clinic ..............................18 520-459-8915 77 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.highdesertclinic.com No Appt Necessary • Urgent Care • Worker’s Compensation • Pre-Employment Physicals DOT Physicals • Pulmonary Function Testing

Jarrett Hamilton D.P.M. ....................21 ofc: 520-515-7480 | appt: 520-452-2231 302 El Camino Real Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.svmedicalgroup.org Foot pain? Don’t suffer another minute. Surgery · Bunions • Hammertoes • Ingrown Toe Nails · Warts • Orthotics

Kara L. Montes D.P.M. .......................19 520-459-3339 302 El Camino Real Ste. 10A Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Accepting new patients in Sierra Vista and Bisbee. Appointments after 5pm are available. Serving Cochise County more than 12 years.

Life Care Center ...................................17 520-458-1050 2305 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.lcca.com We are committed to providing superior nursing home and long-term care, as well as rehabilitation services. Schedule a tour of our state-of-the-art facility.

Max Motion, Physical Therapy .....18 520-803-9727 3455 Canyon de Flores Sierra Vista AZ 85650 www.MaxMotionPT.com Call us first for head-to-toe rehabilitation needs.

Prestige Assisted Living ....................19 520-452-1402 4400 Avenida Cochise Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.prestigecare.com Offering outpatient therapies, on-site hospice care and our Expressions Memory Care program.

Retina Associates ...............................20 800-769-5874 fax: 520-886-2597 6561 Carondelet Drive Tucson AZ 85710 www.retinatucson.com One of the nation’s premier retinal sub-specialty groups dedicated to personalized care in a com-passionate setting.

Rosen Orthodontics ..........................19 520-458-2500 fax: 520-452-1876 1714 Paseo San Luis Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.braces520.com [email protected] Your orthodontic specialist, offering Invisalign and braces for children, teens and adults.

Saguaro Podiatry.................................21 520-417-2244 5000 E. Mediterranean Dr. Ste. D Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.svfootdoc.com Same day appointments available for emergencies. Center for foot & ankle surgery.

Sierra Vista Diagnostics ...................22 520-459-5227 155 Calle Portal Ste. 500 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.svdrads.com Radiology and diagnostic imaging services with 27 years of experience.

Sierra Vista Medical Group ............24 520-452-2231 pediatrics: 520-458-2849 billing: 520-458-0080 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.svmedicalgroup.org We are a team of experienced, board-certified physicians and health care professionals dedi-cated to providing excellent medical care. Sierra Vista Regional Health Center ......................................25 520-458-4641 300 El Camino Real Sierra Vista, AZ 85635www.svrhc.org Caring, Committed and Compassionate. We place “Patients First” by seeking innovative ways to serve our community.

U of A Medical Center Sierra Vista .............................................23 520-458-2000 3533 Canyon de Flores Suite C Sierra Vista AZ 85650 www.UAHealth.com Visiting specialists from the University of Arizona Medical Center make it convenient for residents of Cochise County to receive highly specialized care right in their own community.

HOME SERVICESBudget Blinds ........................................27 520-417-1095 21 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.budgetblinds.com Free estimates & free installation. Window Treatments - Shutters - Blinds. Home of the “No Questions Asked” Guarantee.

Cochise Cabinet & Countertops ...................28 520-227-5351 122 6th St. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.cochisecabinets.com Licensed, bonded and insured with 25 years of experience. Free estimates.

Cochise Floor Covering ....................27 520-458-8695 2149 S. Hwy 92 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.cochise-floor.com The finest in carpet, hardwood, laminate, and ceramic tile. Marble, stone & granite from around the world.

Dadd’s Upholstery & Refinishing ................27 520-417-2789 65 N. Schrader Rd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.daddsupholstery.net Antiques, Furniture, Government Claims, Repair, Custom Home & Auto Upholstery.

Eads Construction Redi Mix ..........32 520-432-4121 608 W. Hwy 92 Bisbee AZ 85603 www.eadsconcrete.com Unique landscaping products to add color and fun to your outdoor projects.

ECOWATER Systems of SV ..............28 520-459-0050 4118 La Linda Way Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.ecowatersv.com You should know what’s in your water! Schedule a FREE Water Analysis.

Grasshopper Landscaping ..............29 520-720-5022 877-720-5022 PO Box 315 Sierra Vista AZ 85636 www.grasshopper-landscaping.com Decorative rock, irrigation installation & repair, landscape design & maintenance, tree & shrub installation and more.

Mr. Fix It ..................................................30 520-227-8194 122 N. 6th St. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.mrfixitsv.com 24-hour emergency services. Water, sewage, fire, and mold clean-up. We get it done right the first time! Remodeling. Reconstruction.


Mr. Shed ................................................. .31 520-255-0901 201 S. Huachuca Blvd. Huachuca City AZ 85616 www.mrshed.net [email protected] We set the standard For sheds, garages, buildings and economy sheds.

Oasis Water Harvesting....................32 520-234-7681 fax: 520-378-2556 www.oasisrainwaterharvesting.com [email protected] Attractive rainwater collection and storage sys-tems for desert dwellers.

Puroclean Water, Fire, Mold & Trauma Damage Specialists ...........32 520-378-9454 4641 S. Hwy 92 Sierra Vista, AZ 85650 www.purocleansv.com We’re “The Paramedics of Property Damage.” We help rescue homes and put businesses back on their feet. We help you get back to your life.

Patio Pools & Spas ..............................33 520-458-9291 4711 S. Hwy. 92 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.patiopoolsaz.com In-ground pools & spas, above ground pools, portable spas, complete pool supply store.

Sierra Vista Carpet Cleaning ..........34 520-458-8361 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.svcarpetcleaning.com We offer the highest value per dollar in the community! We clean all floor surfaces includ-ing tile and grout! Sierra Vista Herald .............................34 520-458-9440 102 Fab Ave. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 Your Daily, Community Newspaper!

Thunder Mountain Pools ................34 520-459-7946 1642 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Southern Arizona’s one-stop pool supply and repair center. Professional service. Glass bead tile cleaning, pool and spa equipment. YE Enterprises ......................................35 520-378-0109 | 520-678-4243 fax: 520-803-9132 209 S. Huachuca Blvd. Huachuca City, AZ 85616 [email protected] Insulation specialists with over 25 years experi-ence – commercial and residential.

Wi-Power ...............................................35 1-866-297-8906 fax: 1-800-466-4234 www.wi-power.com High speed residential internet services for rural areas.

HOUSING AND REAL ESTATECastle & Cooke Arizona ...................36 520-378-9344 4100 Canyon De Flores Sierra Vista AZ 85635 http://www.castlecooke.com We have many developments in Sierra Vista to suit everyone’s needs. We will help you find the perfect place to call home!

Castle & Cooke Mortgage ...............37 520-459-7198 4100 Canyon de Flores Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.CastleCookeMortgage.com Conventional & VA/FHA Loads, USDA Rural Housing, Purchase or Refinance.

D&D Real Estate Inspections .........41 520-803-0902 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Residential, Commercial & Industrial. Certified Mold & Allergen, Lead-Based Paint, Water Analysis, Pool & Spa Inspections.

Katherine Zellerbach .........................40 520-678-0283 | 520-459-4993 2363 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 http://katherinez.longrealty.com Short Sale - REO and Foreclosure - ABR & Green Designation - ASID Affiliation

Haymore Real Estate Earl McCabe & Linda Weisman ....37 520-227-0050 Earl 520-236-9147 Linda 500 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.lindaweisman.com www.themccabes.com www.arizonarealestatesells.com 30-plus years real estate in Cochise County – Sellers, buyers, new construction, short sales/foreclosures.

Pioneer Title Agency .............. 38 & 39 520-458-3500 580 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.pioneertitleagency.com Full service company providing title insurance, escrow, account servicing, trustee sales, and builder-related services.

Preference Properties, LLC..............43 520-803-7368 705 East Wilcox Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.preferenceprop.com Superior Real Estate Service Provider Professional Property Management. Your Real Estate Source. Knowledge & Integrity You Can Trust!

Re/Max HomeStores ...................cover 520-458-5222 1-800-677-1884 2100 Paseo San Luis Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.arizonahomestores.com Southern Arizona, We’ve Got you Covered! THE Full Service Real Estate Company, including property management

Tierra Antigua Realty ........................37 520-439-8888 fax: 520-439-8894 77 Calle Portal Suite C140 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Successfully helping you find the home of your dreams, sell your home and get started with a mortgage.

ORGANIZATIONSUnited Way of Sierra Vista and Cochise County ...................................41 520-458-3288 77 Calle Portal, Ste. B150 Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 We are a locally incorporated, autonomous, non-profit organization. 100% of campaign do-nations stay in Sierra Vista and Cochise County.

PERSONAL SERVICESAce Hardware ......................................26 520-458-3650 3756 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 591 West 4th Street Benson AZ 1220 South Naco Hwy 520-432-4975 Bisbee AZ Celebrating 30+ years. Friendly, experienced ACE team. Open 7 days a week in Sierra Vista, Bisbee and Benson.

Arizona Nails & City Nails ...............42 520-439-5000 | next to Dillard’s 520-459-2115 | next to Sears In the Mall in Sierra Vista Sierra Vista AZ 85635 In Sierra Vista Mall by Best Buy. Gift certificates, appointments & walk-ins welcome. Also visit City Nails in the Mall.

Calvary’s Rock Church .....................42 520-417-0747 231 N. Canyon Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.calvarysrock.org [email protected] A family-oriented congregation with Sunday Services, Youth programs, Outreach and Education.

First Baptist Church ..........................42 520-458-2273 7th & Golflinks Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 www.sierravistafirst.org Come and workship with us Sunday (Classic) 9am and (Contemporary) 10:30am.

Immanuel Lutheran Church ..........43 520-458-3883 2145 Coronado Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.immanuel-lutheran-sv.org The mission of Immanuel Lutheran Church: A family serving God, caring and sharing Christ’s love.

JB Photo & Video.................................44 1-888-407-4570 www.jbphotonvideo.com [email protected] Providing Southern Arizona with a great pho-tography experience and memories you can keep for a lifetime.

Sierra Vista Flowers & Gifts ............43 520-458-8430 800-245-2413 1400 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.pinkflowershop.com [email protected] Specializing in celebration bouquets, wedding flowers, corsages, and sympathy arrangements. Will deliver or you can come to our drive-thru window.


Today’s Look & Day Spa ...................42 520-458-2950 3674 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.todayslookdayspaaz.com Full & half-day beauty packages, tanning pack-ages, wedding packages, massage, hair, nails, facials, etc.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES4 Paws Grooming Salon & Inn .....................41 520-458-5548 · 520-378-7176 1658 E. Fry Blvd. 4066 E. Monsanto, Ste. D Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 Full Service Pet Spa and Pet Boarding & Daycare.

Aegis Communications Group LLC .........49 520-439-2600 4251 Enterprise Way Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.aegisglobal.com/ Aegis has been a leader in customer care and acquisition for over three decades and has a track record of introducing process and technol-ogy innovations.

American Southwest Credit Union .................44 520-459-1860 3090 E. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 www.ascu.org Locally owned Credit Union with 6 branches in Southern Arizona.

Allstate – Fran Richey .......................43 520-439-0646 2700 E. Fry Blvd. Suite A-8 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.allstateagencies.com/FranRichey/ [email protected] Protect your world! Auto. Home. Life. Retirement. Call me to discuss your options.

Banner Printing ...................................44 520-458-5550 fax: 520-458-2555 342 E. Bartow Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.bannerprintingcenter.com Full copying services, large & small banners, posters, commercial printing. “All Heidelberg pre-press & press room”.

Daystar Payroll .....................................44 520-458-3127 500 E. Mediterranean Dr. Ste. B Sierra Vista AZ 85635 [email protected] Professional payroll services for both large and small businesses

Freedom Financial Architects .......45 520-439-0500 fax: 520-439-0555 25 El Camino Real, Ste. 2 Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 www.freedomfinancialarchitects.com We help guide you through the financial deci-sions that make a difference. We can assist you with the strategies and investments that are right for you.

H&R Block ..............................................46 520-458-3331 100 W. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 520-586-3030 Benson 520-432-5325 Bisbee 520-459-2173 Fort Huachuca www.hrblock.com Serving: Benson-Bisbee-Fort Huachuca and Sierra Vista. Never Settle For Less

New Frontier Animal Medical Center ....................45 520-459-0433 2045 Paseo San Luis Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.newfrontieramc.com We pride ourselves on providing the best medical care for your pets. Emergency service & house calls.

TonerWest ..............................................47 520-459-7809 fax: 520-459-7477 2270 E. Fry Blvd. Ste. E-1 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.tonerwest.com Locally owned, veteran owned supplier of original & after market printer, fax & copier machine supplies. For all business & personal machines!

Topgun Collision Reconstruction .................47 520-458-5516 P.O. Box 187 Sierra Vista AZ 85636 www.topgunrecon.com Topgun Collision Reconstruction offers the fin-est in collision investigation and reconstruction services for the purposes of fact finding and litigation.

Wick Communications Co .............48 520-458-0200 333 W. Wilcox Dr Ste. 302 Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.wickcommunications.com Community news in Cochise County. Benson, Bisbee, Douglas, Sierra Vista, Willcox.

RECREATION SPORTS, TRAVELCochise Motorsports ................1 & 50 520-458-5297 1100 Avenida Cochise Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.cochisemotorsports.com Dealer for: Honda-Yamaha-Victory-Polaris. 34 years in business. Look for us in our new building!

Fort Huachuca Museum ..................50 info: 520-533-3638/533-5736 gift shop: 520-458-4716 41401 Boyd Ave. Ft. Huachuca AZ 85613 Established to tell the story of the U.S. Army on the southwestern frontier.

Sierra Vista Harley-Davidson ........50 520-458-9500 fax: 520-459-9515 176 W. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.sierravistaharley.com Sales - Service - Motorcycle Apparel - Parts – Accessories

MWR – Morale Welfare Recreation ............51 520-533-3107 public info 556 Auger Ave. Ft. Huachuca AZ 85613 www.mwrhuachuca.com Mt. View Golf Course, Buffalo Corral, Desert Lanes, Sportsman’s Center, Rents, Festivals, Sporting Events, Running Events

RV City .....................................................52 520-456-9292 · 800-400-9294 2095 N. Hwy 90 Huachuca City AZ 85616 www.rvcity.net No city sales tax and We will not be undersold. Over 6 acres of new and used RVs.

Sierra Vista Leisure and Library Services ...................back cover 520-458-7922 3020 E. Tacoma St. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 www.sierravistaaz.gov Committed to improving the quality of life for the greater Sierra Vista Community - Recreational, Cultural & Educational.

SHOPPING

Daniel’s Jewelers ..................................52 520-459-3436 480 North Hwy 90 in the Wal-Mart Shopping Plaza Sierra Vista AZ 85635 A tradition for three generations ... the place to go for jewelry when quality matters! We buy gold.

Discount Furniture Warehouse ....53 520-515-0158 696 E. Wilcox Dr. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Largest in-stock inventory in southeastern Arizona. Free delivery over $300. “More For Less - Always.” Shop, Compare, and Save!

Shady Lady’s Closet ...............................9 520-457-2562 406 E. Allen St. Tombstone AZ 85638 www.theshadyladyscloset.com A uniquely different ladies shop. Latest fash-ions in casual, business, western & accessories, 1800’s & Victorian pieces.

Weddings and Proms ........................52 520-459-1697 281 W. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista AZ 85635 Wedding Gowns, Bridesmaids Dresses, Tuxedo Rentals, Formals on Request, Veils, Shoes, Accessories, Expert Alterations.

We Frame It ...........................................54 520-458-0900 241 W. Fry Blvd. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 [email protected] Quality picture framing, restoration, artwork, showcase, etchings, and more.

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500 Bartow Drive • 458-2251

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Petit’s Auto Care isProud to Celebrate

Our 25th Anniversary

PETIT’S AUTO CARE HAS PROUDLY SERVED

SIERRA VISTA FOR 27 YEARS!

“We would like to

Thank Allour loyal

customers.We hope to serve you in all

your future automotive needs!

Yes - We Do That

366-02379251 E.

Ghost Rider Lane, Hereford

( Across from Bible College on Hwy 92 )

CochiseAutoRepairService inc

Owner Shannon Scho� eld & Abby

Adolfo Rurvalcaba& Jasmine

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www.thebodyshoppaintandbody.com

Home of 63 Racing

SERVING SIERRA VISTA SINCE1979

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OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 7AM TO 6PM &

SATURDAY 8AM TO 3PM

OIL CHANGESSHOCKS & BRAKESTUNE UPSALIGNMENTSTRANSMISSION SVCSCOOLANT FLUSHESFUEL INJECTION FLUSHESA.C.

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PERFORMANCE ACCESSORIESLIFT KITSK&N FILTER KITSCUSTOM EXHAUSTHYPERTECH COMPUTER CHIPSCUSTOM GRILLESSTOP BY TODAY!

RVs ATVs CARS TRUCKS

AND SERVICE CENTERAND SERVICE CENTER

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NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL, WE FIX IT ALL!

LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED

HOMETOWNSERVICE CENTERHOMETOWNHOMETOWN

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You Pay$32,567

2012 JEEPWRANGLER SAHARA

Stk #412081

Was$36,689

Employee Price$33,067

Military Rebate$500

Save $4122+ Lower Sales Tax

EMPLOYEE PRICINGFOR EVERYONE!!

FREE MAINTENANCE FOR LIFE*

We buy USED CARS

AND TRUCKS!

You Pay$16,973

2013 DODGEAVENGER SE

Stk #713017

Was$21,473

Discounts/Rebate$4000

Military Rebate$500


Discounts/Rebate

Military Rebate

You Pay$42,522

2012 DODGECHARGER SRT8 SUPERBEE

Stk #71038

Was$45,154

Employee Price $42,522


Employee Price

You Pay$17,274

2013 DODGEDART SE Save $1500

+ Lower Sales Tax

17,274

You Pay$30,428

2012 RAM1500 SLT BIGHORN

CREW CABStk #912074

Was$39,243


Rebate $4,000Military Rebate

$500


30,42830,428

Employee Price

$4,000Military Rebate

You Pay$27,779

2013 CHRYSLERTOWN & COUNTRY TOURING

Stk #813013

Was$32,279

Discounts/Rebate$4,000

Military Rebate$500

Stk #313050

Was$18,774


Military Rebate$500


Discounts/Rebate

Military Rebate

Discounts/Rebate

You Pay$19,496

2014 JEEPPATRIOT

Stk #414012

Was$21,944


Military Rebate$500


Employee Price

Rebate

Discounts/Rebate

You Pay$23,039

2012 CHRYSLER200 LIMITED

Stk #512020

Was$30,133


Rebate $3750Military Rebate

$500


23,039

Employee Price

$3750Military Rebate

TO CHOOSE FROMALL 7 PASSENGERSTARTING AT $19,52414 2013 DODGEJOURNEY

UP TO 26 MPG HWY


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SALES HOURS: Monday - Friday 8am to 7pm • Saturday 8am to 5pmWe accept most major credit cards.

� e Sierra Toyota & Scion Teamsare dedicated to our customers in providing quality sales and service!

On the Feel Good Block in Sierra Vista!

2012 President’s

Award5th Year Recipient

2596 EAST FRY BLVD, SIERRA VISTA, AZ 85635 520-458-8880 • 888-340-8696 • www.sierratoy.com

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(520) 457-2277 131 S. 5th St., Tombstone • www.cafe-margarita. com

Live Music, Great Food & Never Ending Fun

“Best Cowboy Bar in the West”

520-457-3107 417 E. Allen Street, Tombstone

www.bignosekates.com

12 Draft Beers on Tap1/2 pound Black angus burgersover-stuffed corned beef reubensHANGINGS BY APPOINTMENT

Enjoy a Wide Variety of FAMILY-FRIENDLY MENU

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Shady Lady’s Closet

QUALITY | STYLE | SATISFACTION

520 457-2562 - 406 E. Allen Street - Tombstone, AZ

We carry a wide range of CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES not found anywhere else!

Enjoy a Wide Variety of FAMILY-FRIENDLY MENU

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Formerly the historic “Russ House” located on 5th & Toughnut St. Authentic Mexican, Italian & American dishes made with the

� nest ingredients available. Open Daily 11am to 8pm

A Great Place to Hold Your: Wedding, Holiday Parties & ShowerLive Music: Guitarist Juan Granada Fri & Sat 5pm to close

Margaritas Ice Cold Horchata Variety of Fresh

Salsas

D E A T H B Y C H O C O L A T EOr go for the Ultimate Experience...

A Uniquely Different Ladies Shop

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A twenty piece aggregation of local musicians playing music of the big band era (30’s through

the 60’s for any occasion.) The dance band is available to play anywhere for your music entertainment. Consider having some of

the best music in ages.

Members of BBB and The Sierra Vista

Chamber of Commerce

Joe Anton | (520) 458-0538www.desertswing.com | [email protected]

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GERMANBreads & Pastries!

355 W. Wilcox Dr. • Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

(520) 458-8580

HOURS: Mon-Fri 6am-5pm • Lunch: 11am-2pm & Closed Sat & Sun

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Happy Hour: Monday through Saturday 4 to 7 p.m. Restaurant Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11-9, Fri. 11-10, Sat. 11-9:30, Sun. 11-8

Your Hosts: Phil & Anita Garcia

Authentic Mexican DishesAll Foods are Made From Scratch

458-2376 • 465 E. Fry Blvd. • [email protected]

Our Catering Service features Culinary Arts For Any Occasion

We cater for 20-500 guests

Celebrating

24 years

in Sierra Vista

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Banquet Room and Courtyard for all your special occasions

In our NEW Cantina Happy Hour 4-7pm

Enjoy 1/2 Priced Appetizers & $1.50 Margaritas!

In our NEW Cantina Happy Hour 4-7pm

Enjoy 1/2 Priced Appetizers & $1.50 Margaritas!

BIG SCREEN TV’s!

459-2315

NEW YORK

PIZZAVinny’s

1977 FRONTAGE ROAD at AVENIDA COCHISE & HWY 92

A great place to meet for lunch or dinner!

Monday-Thursday 11am to 9pmFriday-Saturday 11am to 10pm

Sunday noon to 9pmDelivery available after 3pm

PizzaWhite PizzaBuffalo WingsPasta DishesSubs

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A great place to meet for lunch or dinner!A great place to meet for lunch or dinner!

WE MISS YOU

VINNYSierra Vista offers a wide vareity of dining experiences from fast food to up-scale dining.


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1746 Paseo San LuisSierra Vista, AZ 85635

(520) 515-1511www.bgcsvaz.org

Hours of Operation:Before School - 6:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. After School - 2:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Summer & School Breaks - 7:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Pre-School to 7th GradeSmall family type school with National testing

Fully Accredited by WCEA

ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOLOur Lady of The Mountains Parish

www.ascsaz.org

1425 East Yaqui Street • Sierra Vista, AZ 85650(520) 378-7012

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QUALITY HEALTH CARE TRAINING FOR TODAY’S HEALTH CARE NEEDS.

Horizon Health Care Institute

TRAIN LOCALLYfor a recession-proof career in the health care industry

• Billing and Coding • Caregiver• Clinical Medical Assistant

• Dental Assistant• Entry-Level Phlebotomy Skills

• Electronic Health Records • Nursing Assistant

• Patient Care Technician • Pharmacy Technician

• Phlebotomy Technician

HORIZON HEALTH CARE INSTITUTE OFFERS THE FOLLOWING TRAINING

PROGRAMS:

Stop by our location at 155 Bartow Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ

HORIZON HEALTH CARE INSTITUTE

QUALITY HEALTH CARE TRAINING FOR

Care Institute

Visit us on the web at:www.HorizonHealthCareInstitute.com

Licensed by the AZ State Board for Private Postsecondary EducationMembers of the Arizona Private School Association

Call NOW to register!439-9551

We Honor Military Spouse Program!

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Center for Academic Success Higher Standards; Higher Expectations Southeast Arizona's Premier Charter School

K-12 tuition-free public charter school o� ering a safe, secure environment. Elementary and Middle Schools focus on common core learning advancing skills necessary for 21st century employment. Students are challenged to develop their

character as citizen-scholars through daily enrichment opportunities with purposeful, individualized instruction.

CAS CARE --FREE before and after school (7:00 -5:30)Enrichment held on our campus for K-8 students o� ering wellness,

focused instruction groups, gardening, Spanish language, art and more.Low cost, on-campus Pre-School focusing on phonics, reading, and life skills.

High School classes o� er state of the art technologies, STEM focused electives, and highly quali� ed teachers with advanced degrees.

Dual Enrollment opportunities with Cochise College for quali� ed students with tuition reimbursement available. CAS Connect program

o� ers a � exible study for nontraditional students who wish to accelerate their pace or catch up on some credits.

Now Accepting Applications for the 2013-2014 School YearCall, Click or Come in today! www.casschools.com

SV Pre-K-12900 Carmelita Dr.

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635(520)458-4200

Douglas K-81415 E. Avenue

Douglas, AZ 85607(520) 805-1558

Douglas 9-12510 G. Avenue

Douglas, AZ 85607(520) 364-2616

http://facebook.com/CASSierraVista

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520-417-0468 - 75 COLONIA DE SALUD, STE. B-200

WILLIAM G. ELLIOTT, D.O.F.A .C .C . ,F.A .C .O. I . ,F.A .C .P.

BOARD-CERTIFIED CARDIOLOGY & INTERNAL MEDICINE

AS CLOSE TO THIS COMMUNITY

AS YOUR IS TO YOU

WILLIAM G. ELLIOTT, D.O.WILLIAM G. ELLIOTT, D.O.F.A .C .C . ,F.A .C .O. I . ,F.A .C .P.

RECIPIENT OF THE PHYSICIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD 2011

COCHISE HEART CENTER

520-459-1914 3410 Canyon de Flores • Suite C

Same day appointments available • Accepting new patients!

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• Prenatal Care/ Childbirth• Contraceptive Services• Sterilization Services• Infertility Evaluation• Adolescent Gynecology• Menopause Management• Well Woman Exams• Gynecologic Surgery• Laparoscopic Procedures• Pelvic Prolapse Treatment• Incontinence Surgery

and Treatment• STD Evaluation and

treatment and Menstrual problems (Period irregularities)

• Evaluation & Treatment of Gynecologic Problems

Board Certi� ed Obstetrics & Gynecology

PETER VAN OOSTEN, M.D.

We Provide:

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ADVANTAGEMEDICAL & OXYGEN SUPPLY

Quality Products for Quality Care

2270 E. FRY • 520-458-7330SAFEWAY SHOPPING CENTER

SERVING COCHISE COUNTY FOR OVER 11 YEARS

We carry …The latest in Home Oxygen Systems, Lift Chairs,

Scooters and Power Chairs, Nursing Supplies and Scrubs,Mastectomy Bras and Swimsuits, CPAP and BIBAP, and…

A great staff to serve you!

Cliff Whetten Clinic10566 Highway 191, Elfrida

520-642-2222

Outreach Services1205 F Avenue, Douglas

520-364-1429

Mobile Dental Clinic520-642-2222

Mobile Medical Clinic520-459-3011

Jennifer “Ginger” Ryan Clinic1100 F Avenue, Douglas

520-364-3285

Bisbee Clinic108 Arizona Street, Bisbee

520-432-3309

CCHCI DiabetesEducation Center/ CCHCI Ryan White

310 Arizona Street, Bisbee520-432-3168

Mission Statement: To provide quality, ef� cient health care to all in Cochise County and beyond; regardless of the ability to pay.

Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc.“The Clinics with a Heart”

CallAll Patients Welcome!

Pediatric Center of Excellence520-364-KIDS (5437)

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For The Very Best Eye Care In Sight

2445 E. Wilcox • 458-8131 4116 Avenida Cochise • 452-1125

WITH 75 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE, Board Certi� ed Ophthalmologists Dr. Thomas Rodcay, Dr. Ricardo Aviles, & Dr. Jeffrey Felter & Optometrist Dr. Russell Thompson O.D. who live and work right here in Cochise County, are your local specialists in experienced, professional eye care.

Medical Department • Board Certifi ed Ophthalmologists • Procedures Performed at our Out-Patient Surgery Center • Advanced Cataract & Glaucoma Treatments • Treatment & Evaluation of Macular Degeneration • All types of Contact Lenses Available • Licensed & Certifi ed Opticians • Comprehensive Eye Care • Large selection of Designer and Affordable Frames

Dr. Ricardo Aviles M.D.

Dr. Thomas Rodcay M.D.

Dr. Russell Thompson O.D.

Dr. Jeffery Felter M.D.


Pediatrics & AdolescentsMedicine

L e t u s h e l p y o u t a k e c a r e o f t h e m . . .

Dean Ettinger M.D.Jean Robidoux PNP, BC • James Smith M.D.

520-458-0660155 CallePortal, Suite 200

New Patients WelcomeMost Insurances Accepted

Serving You for Over 30 Years

Pediatrics & AdolescentMedicine

Dean Ettinger M.D.Jean Robidoux PNP, BC • James Smith M.D. • Dixie Millican, FNP, BC

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Cosmetic Bleaching • Porcelain Veneers • Tooth Colored FillingsPreventative Sealants • Cleanings • Exams • Bonding

Restorative Crowns / Bridges • Dentures / Repairs • Root CanalsOral Surgery (Extractions) • Implants • Conscious Sedation

www.1stdentalcare.net

(520) 459-5166 1150 S. Hwy 92, Suite A

L. Bui, D.D.S.D. Danivas, D.D.S.

Most Insurance AcceptedEmergencies Welcome

Sat Appointments Available

1st Dental Care, L.L.C.General Reconstructive & Cosmetic Dentistry

Services provided by an Arizona Licensed General Dentist.

L. Bui, D.D.S.

D. Danivas, D.D.S.

www.CochiseOncology.com

5151 E Hwy 90 Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 520.803.6644

Do you know you don’t have to go to Tucson or Phoenix for the most advanced cancer treatment? There is a state-of-the-art cancer center in Sierra Vista providing the very highest

level of sophisticated technology in cancer treatment.. .

At COCHISE ONCOLOGY we work with you and your other physicians to develop the most effective treatment plan possible for your speci� c care. We offer housing for out-of-town

patients being treated daily, FREE OF CHARGE. If you’ve had a recent cancer diagnosis, or have a history of cancer, call COCHISE ONCOLOGY today at 520-803-6644. Find out

what makes us the leading provider of cancer treatments in Southern Arizona.

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www.CochiseOncology.com

CARDIOLOGY-CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

DESERTCARDIOVASCULARGROUP

Richard M. Gladding, DOCardiology

Cardiovascular Disease

Dr. Gladding continues to offer exceptional cardiac care and cardiovascular services to our local community

and Cochise County.

456-BEAT 417-05862530 E. Wilcox Dr.

Call today for an appointment

456-BEAT 417-05862530 E. Wilcox Dr.

Dr. Richard M. Gladding would like to welcome you to his office.

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The Premiere Health Care Facility In Cochise County2305 East Wilcox Drive | Sierra Vista

520.458.1050 | www.lcca.com

We take senior care very seriously. That’s why we offer residents a wide range of amenities, services and care. From in-patient rehabilitation, out-patient rehabilitation and long term care – Life Care has the experience, expertise, and dedication to provide a full scope of specialty services.

Whether your needs include Alzheimer’s care, we offer a wide range of speciality therapy services. rehabilitation or recovery help, or any of a number of other specialty services, Life Care will be there, with all the support, education, and commitment you and your loved one need.

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• Orthopedic injuries• Post operative rehabilitation (all joints, spine, hand)• Neck and back pain• Vertigo and balance disorders• Hand rehabilitation• We have you covered head to toe!

We accept most major insurances. A prescription from your doctor is required for therapy. Please call us � rst for your rehabilitation needs! 520-803-9727

M A X M O T I O NPHYSICAL THERAPY

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3455 Canyon de Flores, Sierra Vista • www.MaxMotionPT.com

Expanding our clinic to double the size!

Same great location, next to the Manda Le Restaurant

Foot Loose and Fancy Free!Let me help you do the things you

enjoy with Happy, Healthy Feet

New Patients Always Welcome

Board Certifi ed Foot Surgeon *American Board of Podiatric Surgeons

2480 East Wilcox Drive520.515.FOOT (3668)

Cochise Foot & Ankle Care CenterDr. Eduardo Montes D.P.M.*

- Cash discount for un-insured -

Monday-Friday 9a.m. to 7p.m(With patient registration ending at 6:30pm)

Saturday-Sunday 10a.m. to 4:00p.m. (With patient registration ending at 3:30pm)

Urgent Care Open 7 Days a Week

• Timely and friendly access to care• No appointment necessary• Basic x-ray services• Limited laboratory services• School & Sports Physicals• Injury care

77 E. Fry Boulevardacross from Wells Fargo Bank at

the corner of E. Fry Blvd. & Canyon Dr.

520.459.8915

Walk-Ins Welcome • Most Insurances Accepted

Unable to see your primary care physician and

Need to be seentoday?

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Visit the website to schedule a same day appointment: www.highdesertclinic.com

E. Fry Blvd.

N 1st St.

N Canyon D

r.

S Camicheal Ave


302 El Camino Real, Suite 10A • Sierra Vista • 459-3339

Now Accepting New Patients!

*Certifi ed by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery

• Podiatric Medicine & Surgery• Disorders of the Foot and Ankle• Bunions & Hammertoes• Custom Molded Orthotics

Kara L. Montes,D.P.M., P.C.

*Board Certifi ed

In Sierra Vista and Benson

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Achieve Amazing Results with a Straighter Smile!

Build con� dence early with a healthy, radiant smile that will last a lifetime. Dr. Rosen practices patient-� rst care and always makes you and your child feel comfortable. His goal is helping you feel proud of your smile!

• Braces for All Ages• No Impression Invisalign• Flexible Appointment Times

Call Today for Your Complimentary Evaluation 520-458-2500www.Braces520.com • 1714 Paseo San Luis, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

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• All Insurances Accepted and Filed• Affordable Payment Plans with Zero Down• Metlife Preferred Provider

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You may reach all locations at (520) 886-2597 or toll free at (800) 769-5874

St. Joseph’s Medical Plaza6561 E. Carondelet DriveTucson, Arizona 85710Opened Sept. 2011

For maps of office locations, visit the contact us page. www.retinatucson.com

Cameron Javid MD, April Harris MD, Egbert Saavedra MD, Mark Walsh MD

One of the Nation’s Premier Retinal Subspecialty Groups

Common conditions treated include:• Macular degeneration• Diabetic retinopathy• Macular diseases, e.g., macular

hole and macular pucker• Flashes and floaters• Retinal tears• Retinal detachment• Central and branch retinal vein

occlusions• Pediatric retinal conditions• Tumors involving the retina

and choroid• Second opinions

Visit Our New Green Valley Location.

Northwest Medical Center6130 N. La Cholla Blvd., Suite 230Tucson, Arizona 85741Opened Oct. 2012

1055 N. La Cañada Dr.,Suite 103Green Valley, Arizona 85614New Office March 2013

New treatments available in clinical research trials for wet & dry macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy

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Do you have Foot Pain?

Don’t suffer another minute!

CALL OUR OFFICE TODAY

New location coming summer 2013

Foot & Ankle SurgeryBunions & HammertoesHeel Pain · Ingrown Toenails

Diabetic Foot CareFractures · Warts · OrthoticsContracted with most health plans

Dr. Jarrett HamiltonPODIATRY

Call (520)515-7480 Offi ce • (520)452-2231 Appts.Contracted with most health plans

Call (520)515-7480 Offi ce • (520)452-2231 Appts.Call (520)515-7480 Offi ce • (520)452-2231 Appts.

www.svmedicalgroup.org

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Ladislav Kuchar,DPM, MS, FACFAS

Sarah Otero,DPM, MS

Ventana Corporate Centre, 5000 E. Mediterranean Drive, Ste. D(520) 417-2244 • www.svfootdoc.comHours: Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Sierra Vista, Douglas & Wilcox

Saguaro Podiatry Associates, PLLCCenter for Foot & Ankle Surgery

Providing comprehensive foot care in a convenient,modern setting with friendly, caring doctors.

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In Of� ceX-Ray &

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Sierra Vista Regional Health Center: This is a conceptual representation of the new hospital. The actual design may vary, and will be based on input from the Medical Staff, the Hospital Staff and community representatives.


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Dr. Nuessle is a Pediatrician and former Geneticist. Dr. Nuessleattended the University of Missouri-Columbia, School of Medicine and graduated in 1987. She did her residency in Pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco.

Dr. Diener specializes in Orthopedic Surgery with a sub-specialty in Sports Medicine. Dr. Diener attended medical school at New York Medical College and has 17 years of experience as a physician.

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OrthopedicsLarry Susini, DODr. Susini is joining the Medical Group May 2013. Check svmedicalgroup.org for details

Dr. Susini specializes in Orthopedic Surgery with over 32 years of experience. He attended medical school at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and graduated in 1981.

General SurgeryDavid Kasserman, MD Coming May 2013. Check svmedicalgroup.orgfor location and contactinformation.

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We’re here for your healthAt Sierra Vista Medical Group, your health is our highest priority. We are a team of experienced, board-certifi ed physicians and health

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FORT HUACHUCA — For a little more than a decade, this southern Arizona Army post has observed Days of Remembrance.

It honors survivors of the Holocaust and remembers those who died. The Holocaust killed an estimated 6 million Jews from 1933 to 1945 at the hand of Nazi leaders in Germany and other

Europeans who shared the Nazi philosophy.

But since 2003, a new generation of German soldiers, has escorted Holocaust survivors into the auditorium of Alvarado Hall.

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EVENT OF THE DAY“A Knight with the King” featuring the music of Elvis Presley as performed by Dave Osmond will take place from 5-8 p.m. at Ray’s Family Restaurant in Huachuca City. This fundraising event for The Boots for Our Troops organization also will have jewelry, artwork, leatherwork, auction and more.

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BY SHAR PORIERHERALD/REVIEW

PHOENIX — The director of the Ar-izona Department of Water Resources has accepted the decision of admin-istrative law judge Thomas Shedden after a review of the documents from an appeals hearing and let stand the issuance of a water adequacy certifi-cate for Pueblo Del Sol Water Compa-ny, regarding its Tribute subdivision development.

Pueblo Del Sol (PDS) is now permit-ted to extend water service to Tribute, its new master-planned community owned by Castle and Cooke, accord-ing to the documentation provided by ADWR Director Sandra A. Fabritz-Whitney on April 11.

“After reviewing the administrative law judge decision and the record in this matter, the director has decided to accept the decision with certain modifications to the findings of fact and conclusion of law to more accu-rately reflect the record and applica-ble law,” states Fabritz-Whitney in the decision.

A r i zon a Rev i se d St at ute 41-1092.08(B) allows the director to ac-cept, reject or modify the judge’s de-cision, according to her statement.

BY DEREK JORDANHERALD/REVIEW

SIERRA VISTA — A request made to a Cochise County Superior Court judge by three candidates in the Hua-chuca City primary election, asking that they be elected to office without moving on to the general election, was denied this week.

Mayoral candidate Ken Taylor and town council candidates Donna John-son and Mary Van Slyke were listed as the petitioners in the Motion to Reconsider, that was filed with the court after Judge Wallace Hoggatt is-sued an order to the town that stated neither of the mayoral candidates re-ceived a majority “of the total num-ber of valid votes cast” and both are to move on to the general election, on May 21. The judge went on to order that the top six candidates for coun-cil who received the most votes also

BY ADAM CURTISHERALD/REVIEW

SIERRA VISTA — Paint-ings and sketches served as an improbable backdrop behind some of the 20 military, col-lege and university represen-tatives offering information to the many prospective stu-dents exploring Cochise Col-lege’s Sierra Vista campus on Wednesday.

This juxtaposition came about through the marriage of two long-running Cochise College events, Meet Your

Major and the Arts and Music Festival.

“It seems to work out really well,” said Jen Wantz, student life coordinator for the college.

About 100 prospective stu-dents started off their day by performing the Harlem Shake, a dance that has become an Internet phenomenon, before embarking on a tour of the campus. In the midst of spe-cial events like the “No Talent Show,” the students got to learn about the college’s various de-partments and did not have to look hard to find examples of

the fine arts or music.Incoming students often

think about the college’s nurs-ing program, computer science or other popular pathways to in-demand careers, while arts, which is part of a well-rounded education, is forgotten, Wantz said. “I think it sometimes gets missed.”

It’s important because art and music programs give stu-dents an outlet for creativ-ity, she said. “It’s a total stress reliever.”

BY BILL HESSHERALD/REVIEW

FORT HUACHUCA — While the Holocaust which took the lives of nearly six million Jews in Europe is remembered, what is being forgot-ten is there are a still a number of genocides happening today in the world, Dr. Samuel R. Caron said.

Tuesday, the civilian child psychologist at the Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Center on the post, said “As a second generation American Jew-ish child, growing up in a Jewish neighborhood in De-troit, throughout my entire childhood I was inundated with information about the Holocaust.”

And during those years he grew up ethnocentric “and believed that ‘Never Again,’ specifically only applied to the Holocaust against the Jews,” Caron said.

But sometime after the end of the Vietnam War, he said he read a book by a Cambodian who escape from the Khmer Rouge in his homeland.

Noting he read many books about the Holo-caust visited on his faith during World War II, Caron said the book about what was happen-ing in Cambodia struck him as being similar “to our own Holocaust literature, same attitude, same abuse, the same horror, the same astro-nomical slaughter and basically the same out-come,” he said.

It was the beginning of a realization process “that Never Again didn’t apply only to us Jews, but rather to all people everywhere,” Caron said.

Never Again should rather be Never Again Genocide, he declared.

In the capacity-full auditorium in Alvara-do Hall — where the command group for the

PHOTOS BY MARK LEVY • HERALD/REVIEW

Dr. Klara Swimmer lights a memorial candle during Tuesday’s Holocaust National Days of Remembrance ceremony in Alvarado Hall. Seven Holocaust survivors were honored in the ceremony.

BEATRICE RICHARDSON • HERALD/REVIEW

Cochise College student Martin Garcia demonstrates how to wheel throw a water pitcher as part of Tuesday’s Arts and Music Festival at the Sierra Vista Campus of Cochise College.

Holocaust taught meaning of Never Again

Two Cochise College events fi nd common ground

Judge denies motion from HC candidates

Agency grants Tribute cert, again

DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE

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Holocaust survivors Jack Farkas, left, Yulia Genina, center, and Annique Dveigin chat during Tuesday’s ceremony on Fort Huachuca.

Today’s German soldiers and Holocaust survivors fi nd healing

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“AS LONG AS WE TEACH AND ENCOURAGE HATE, GENOCIDE WILL CONTINUE.”

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UPCOMING EVENTCochise College’s Meet Your Major and Transfer Student Fair begins at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Sierra Vista Campus. The events of-fer current and future students a chance to learn about departments, majors and transfer options at Cochise. The college’s annual Arts and Music Festival is held the same day from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.


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SIERRA VISTA — Speak-ing to more than 50 parents, five Huachuca Mountain El-ementary School teachers explained why they support flipping the school into a dis-trict-run charter at a meet-ing in the school’s library last week.

H u a c h u c a M o u n t a i n joins Carmichael Elemen-tary School and Pueblo Del

Sol Elementary School in a strategy to bring their schools, and the district as a whole, more money from the state. Just like prior par-ent meetings at the other schools, the message on Thursday was that there will be very little change.

There will still be highly-qualified teachers in the classrooms, enrollment poli-cies will remain the same, and it will still be a district school. The Huachuca Moun-

tain teachers also made it clear that this was their idea.

“This is not coming from above us,” fifth-grade teach-er Vinnie Henkin said. “We want to do what’s best for the kids.”

That includes getting some kind of specials back into the elementary schools, en-abling teachers to have plan-ning time again, she said.

BY DANA COLEHERALD/REVIEW

H UAC H UCA C I T Y — Amid accolades for dedicat-ed service and presentations from students representing different classes and clubs, Wednesday’s Tombstone Unified School District gov-erning board meeting got a bit heated at one point, when Superintendent Karl Uter-hardt expressed his frustra-tion with board members for refusing to accept a rec-ommendation for business manager.

With the exception of Mike Hayhurst, board members decided against offering a business manager position to Denise Evans, despite a recommendation from a six-panel selection commit-tee that included two school administrators, Uterhardt and Tombstone High School Principal Robert Devere. It should be noted that School Board President Lil lian Hritz abstained from vot-ing, stating she did not feel she had enough information about the candidate to vote.

An accounting mistake where salary and medical expenses were under bud-geted has created a $380,000 shortfal l for the school district. As a result of the mistake, the board did not renew the contract for for-mer business manager Lisa Reames and Uterhardt was given a letter of reprimand. The district has been look-ing for a new business manager to fill the vacated position.

The selection committee interviewed two out of five applicants and Evans was the obvious choice, Uter-hardt said.

“Her experience of over 20 years in school finance, her familiarity with Vi-sions and all other questions asked made her the superior choice for our district.” He then explained that Evans is willing to work as a service contract employee until the remainder of the year, on a straight salary, with no ben-efits. Evans would be mak-ing $30 an hour for a 40-hour week until June 30, the end of the fiscal year.

“We’ve hit an iceberg with this budget problem and


SIERRA VISTA — Nothing gets the blood pumping like a standardized test, just ask a Huachuca Mountain Elementary School student.

Hundreds of these students poured into the school’s cafeteria on Friday, many danced to blaring music before they charged through a cheer tunnel, with pom-poms rustling above their heads.

Huachuca Mountain’s principal, Karen Kukuchka, was the last one through the tunnel, emerging with her microphone ready.

“The reason we’re here today is to celebrate all your hard work this year,” Kukuchka said. “All the people in this room are so proud of you.”

Just like their peers across the state, Huachuca Mountain’s stu-dents will spend much of this week hunched over their desks, filling out bubbles with number two pencils. It’s time for the Arizona’s Instrument to Measure Standards (AIMS) test.

“We’re going to get our eight hours of sleep, how bout you?” said two students at the end of a skit at the school’s AIMS pep rally on Friday.

“We’re going to do our best, how bout you?” said two others.

Next, the school’s cheerleaders led everyone in an adapted rendition of “YMCA” that had students belt-ing out “AIMS” instead. “You must get some good sleep, you must have a good meal,” they sang.

They played another custom song over a movie, filmed at the school and starring many of the students. Each time a new group of students were shown on the projector, those students yelled out in excitement.

“I was in the video,” second-grad-er Joseph Park said. It felt “kind of weird.”

He said the pep rally was great and he wants to do better than 90 percent on the test, which is what he got last year.

“I try to do my best, so I can be smart,” Park said.

Fellow second-grader Jacob Falcon said he liked the cheering and the music.

As for the AIMS, “I think we can do it, but it’s probably going to be a little hard,” he said. “I’m going to do my best, no matter what.”

His strategy? “Pray to God and think positive ideas,” Falcon said.

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Shelly Cantrell, the mother of a soon-to-be kindergartner, expresses her concerns during a meeting at Huachuca Mountain Elementary School on Thursday, where teachers presented why they support becoming a district-sponsored charter school.

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Huachuca Mountain Elementary School fifth-grader Carlia Lybbert participates in the school’s AIMS pep rally on Friday. BELOW: Cheerleader Abigail Fischer, a sixth-grader, sings along to an adapted version of “YMCA,” during Friday’s AIMS pep rally.

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The show runs through May 5 with Friday and Saturday performances at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m.

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CMTA to present piano duet recitalCMTA to present piano duet recital

The Cochise Music Teachers Association

will present a piano duet recital on Friday,

April 19, at 7 p.m. at Kino Hall. Two

outstanding pianists, Dr. Alexander Tentser and Dr.

Raymond Ryder, will entertain the audience that evening

with four-hand compositions ranging from J.C. Bach to

two contemporary Russian composers, Nikolai Kapustin

and Valeyr Gavrilin. Other composers to be featured are

Mendelssohn, Bizet, Liszt, Gliere and Kabalevsky.

It is rare and always a special treat to hear four-hand

piano music, especially by musicians of this caliber.

There is no charge for the concert; a freewill offering

will be received, and a reception will follow.

For information, contact Karen Stahl, CMTA President,

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RAYMOND T. RYDER

Raymond T. Ryder completed a doctorate in piano at the University of Arizona under Rex Woods with a lecture-recital and document on “Russian Elements in Selected Piano Compositions of César Cui (1835-1918).” Ryder has a private teaching studio in Tucson and serves as an adjunct faculty member at Pima Community College. He is also the organist at Desert Skies United Methodist Church. Raymond is immediate past-president of the Arizona State Music Teachers Association and is a member of the American Guild of Organists.

Prior to moving to Tucson, he was on the faculty of Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss., for several years.

Ryder’s earlier degrees are a bachelor of music in piano performance from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and a master of music in performance from the Florida State University in Tallahassee with an emphasis in vocal accompanying.

His accompanying activities have included nine summers on the accompanying staff at Interlochen Arts Camp in Michigan, three seasons accompanying the Tucson Masterworks Chorale, and more recently, the Arizona Choral Society.

In January 2011, Ryder presented a full organ recital at St. Andrew the Apostle Church in Sierra Vista. Once a month he travels to Sierra Vista to teach advanced students who are preparing for their Royal Conservatory examinations this spring.

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Born in Kiev, Ukraine, Alexander Tentser studied piano performance under professor Theodor Gutman, pupil and

assistant of Henry Neuhaus, at the celebrated Russian Music Academy in Moscow, Russia. Alexander immigrated to the United States in 1990.

While earning his doctorate in musical arts at the University of Arizona, he made his debut with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra in 1993. He has appeared as a soloist with the Sierra Vista Symphony (in 1997 and 2001), the Tucson Symphony (in 1998 and 2002), and also with the

Lake Placid Sinfonietta, Southern Arizona Symphony, and Catalina Chamber Orchestra.

In 1999-2001 Tentser was the music director of the Cochise College Chamber Orchestra in Sierra Vista. He conducted the production of the oratorio “Esther” with the Jill Wieck Singers and Orchestra in March 2009 in Tucson. Currently, he is the music director of the Pima Community College Orchestra in Tucson.

His wife, Anna Gendler, plays violin with the Sierra Vista Symphony. In addition

to his appearances as a performer, Tentser teaches piano and music theory at Pima Community College, and is the author of special courses for music teachers.

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Honoring volunteers in our community

Inside today

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BY BRUCE WHETTENDOUGLAS DISPATCH

Douglas School Superintendent

Sheila Rogers informed the Doug-

las School Board at its regular meet-

ing April 2 there will be a change

this year in the times of the eighth

grade promotion ceremonies at both

Paul Huber and Ray Borane Middle

Schools.Both ceremonies will still take place

May 22 but instead of being in the

evening as they have been in the past

Huber will now have its ceremony at

8:30 a.m. followed by Ray Borane’s at

10 a.m.Rogers said both she and the middle

school administration have made the

decision to move them to the last day

of school.“It is an eighth grade promotion

and is just one more step in a stu-

dent’s academic career,” Rogers said.

“The principals have made all of the

parents aware of this so that there is

time for them to take off from work, if

needed. At the elementary and mid-

dle schools all awards assemblies, etc.

are held during the school day. This is

DACF proposes local clubBY BRUCE WHETTENDOUGLAS DISPATCH

Representatives from the Doug-

las Area Community Fund (DACF)

gave a presentation on the pro-

posed Boys and Girls Club at the

Douglas Chamber of Commerce

luncheon held last Thursday.

An estimated 25 people attended

the event.Alex Boneo, Chuck Hoyack, and

Holly Berryhill all spoke in re-

gards to the club.

The DACF is a locally guided

fund which cultivates charitable

assets to provide funding for de-

velopment and sustained support

of leadership, youth and entrepre-

neurial activities in the communi-

ty. The DACF eight years old and is

an affiliate of the Cochise Commu-

nity Foundation and the Arizona

Community Foundation.

The DACF wants to help chart

Douglas’ destiny which has led to

them forming the Boys and Girls

Club initiating group.

“We want a Douglas Boys and

Girls Club or something like it be-

cause we want a healthier and suc-

cessful community by providing

our kids and all youth with posi-

tive opportunities, skills and re-

siliency,” one of the slides in the

power point presentation reads.

“A Douglas Boys and Girls Club

could be one part of an even bigger

Napolitano says border ‘healthy’ BY MARI HERRERASFOR THE DOUGLAS DISPATCH

At the end of a two-day border tour

in Texas and Arizona, Secretary of

Homeland Security Janet Napolitano

declared the border region healthy

from Douglas to Tucson.

The tour included a visit with police

chiefs from Douglas, Benson, Wilcox,

as well as the new Cochise County

Sheriff on Friday, April 5. Napoli-

tano said the numbers in Douglas are

trending well and it was important to

meet with local law enforcement of-

ficials to understand what’s going on

locally and “see what’s going on on the

ground.”Accompanied by National Drug Con-

trol Policy Director Gil Kerlikowske

and Customs and Border Protection

(CBP) Acting Commissioner Thomas

Winkowski, the Secretary of Home-

land Security and Arizona’s former

governor, inspected border security

operations in the area.

At a press conference in front of the

CBP Joint Field Command Tucson

Sector Headquarters Friday, Napoli-

tano said she also bases her analysis

of the region on declining crime rate

in Tucson, as well as Forbes magazine

naming Tucson one of the best places

to buy a new home last year.

“These are signs of a healthy,

healthy border,” she said.

“When you line up the stats for the

Arizona-Mexico border, what you see

is that they have trended—in some re-

spects significantly trended—in the

right direction.”Other examples she sited to show

MARI HERRERAS/FOR THE DOUGLAS DISPATCH

Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napoli-

tano addresses the media Friday in Tucson

following a tour of the border which included a

brief stop in Douglas. Standing next to Napoli-

tano are U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Acting Commissioner Thomas Winkowski and

National Drug Control Policy Director R. Gil

Kerlikowske.

Another huge success for DARCBY TRISHA MALDONADO

DOUGLAS DISPATCH

With more than 150 volunteers

helping at the 14th annual Douglas

Association for Retarded Citizens

(DARC) carne asada sale making

this event one of the biggest com-

munity fundraisers in Douglas.

The carne asada was held on

April 5 at Border Mart where it has

been held from the very beginning.

“We started with six or seven vol-

unteers,” DARC Executive Direc-

tor Gary Clark said. “Then it just

grew.”This year, more than 1,500 tickets

at $8 each were sold. “We just want

to make a little more than we did

the year before,” organizer Raul

Montaño said.The carne asada sale was an idea

that Montaño had and presented to

Clark. “We have people that know

when this fundraiser will be and

just show up to help,” Clark said.

“We don’t have to ask anyone for

help they do it out of the kindness

of their hearts. They know this is

important.”Prior to the event starting a

moment of silence was held for

Eddie Valdez who passed away in

January.“I kept looking to my right, ex-

pecting Eddie to be there, cook-

ing and smiling as he always did.”

Clark added. “He wasn’t here physi-

cally but I know he was in spirit.”

Valdez and his family were one of

the first of many volunteers to help

in this event.“Eddie would show up and help

from the beginning to the very

end,” he said. “He would cook and

then stay to help clean up. He was

missed today.”Clark and Douglas Association

for Retarded Citizens would like to

thank all of those who came out to

help and those who helped by pur-

chasing plates.“We are very fortunate to have

the friends we do and the support

from the community,” Clark added.

The carne asada is one of three

major fundraisers DARC holds.

The next event will be the Mother’s

Day cake auction on May 12 at the

Gadsden Hotel, followed by the Co-

chise County Cycling Classic on

Oct. 12.

TRISHA MALDONADO/DOUGLAS DISPATCH

Gary Clark mans the grill during the 14th annual carne asada held at Border Mart on April 5.

Supervisor Ann English and Marina Mon-

taño work hard making plates for the 14th

annual carne asada.

City Council meeting tonightBY TRISHA MALDONADO

DOUGLAS DISPATCH

The Douglas City Council will hold a pub-

lic hearing tonight at 5:45 p.m. before the

regular City Council meeting at City Hall.

The public hearing is in regards to City of

Douglas Housing Authority Agency Plans

and Section 8 Administrative Plan.

There are 18 items on the agenda tonight.

Among the items on the agenda will be the

discussion/direction of the special excise

tax of .3 percent.There will be a presentation by the Doug-

las golf and social club on a donation given

to the City of Douglas.

Also on the agenda the approval of the

first readings of ordinances No 13-1023 and

No. 13-1024, the discussion/decision on ap-

proval of $100,000 grant for affordable hous-

ing project. There will also be some discussion on the

issuance of a onetime conditional credit of

$5 to utility customers that sign up to re-

ceive free online utility billing.

Other items on the agenda will be the au-

thorization of the city’s proclamation, au-

thorization of a service agreement between

the city and Southeastern Arizona Govern-

ments Organization (SEAGO), to continue to

provide transportation service to the elderly

and disabled.Tonight’s meeting is open to the public.

Congressman Barber

presents seal to the cityBY TRISHA MALDONADO

DOUGLAS DISPATCH

Congressman Ron Barber

was in Douglas Friday pre-

senting the official Douglas

seal to Mayor Danny Ortega

Jr. and the City of Douglas.

Barber had asked the pre-

vious Douglas mayor for the

Douglas seal.This seal was sent up with

Mark Kelly in space shuttle

Endeavour on April 29, 2011.

The official seal will be

on display in the council

chambers.

TRISHA MALDONADO/DOUGLAS DISPATCH

Pictured from left are Councilman Mitch Lindemann, Congressman Ron

Barber, Mayor Ortega and Councilman Luis Greer.

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TUCSON — Some border figures are down and oth-ers are up, but to Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, the bottom line is when it comes to the inter-national boundary between the United States and Mexi-co, things are getting better in Arizona.

However, Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels said while he has had some prob-lems with the rosy picture

painted by Napolitano in the past, a meeting that he and other Cochise County law enforcement officials had on Friday was productive “ ... and I believe she is listen-ing” to us.

Also at the Douglas meet-ing was Democratic U.S. Rep. Ron Barber, who em-phasized his concerns that rural areas of Arizona are suffering. Barber said the county has only 13 percent of the total border with Mexico but the majority of illegal immigrant apprehensions

and drug confiscation are done in the county.

During a press conference in Tucson Friday afternoon, Napolitano, a former Demo-cratic governor of Arizona and while in that position a frequent critic of the Re-publican administration of President George W. Bush when it came to border is-sues, said Tucson is consid-ered an outstanding city. She pointed to its listing in a 2012 Forbes magazine show-ing the Old Pueblo, as Tuc-son is also known, among its

most favorable selections for an American city in which to live.

But Republican Dannels said what he is concerned about are the rural areas of Cochise County, and how the residents see the border issue.

Saying there were three things he brought to her at-tention, Dannels wanted input from local law enforce-ment officials. His first point is the federal government needs to come up with a de-finitive plan to overcome the

problems caused by the U.S. government when it pushes illegal activities from major urban areas along the bor-der into rural areas of Ari-zona. His second item was the Border Patrol needs to have its agents more on the border and not inland, and it is something he hears from county residents, espe-cially those who live east of Douglas.

And third, Dannels said his view of border security


The Buena High School cow was moved out of its hiding place on Friday.

UDDER SURPRISE GREETS BUENA STUDENTS ON FRIDAY Judge orders general election in HC mayor raceBY DEREK JORDANHERALD/REVIEW

SIERRA VISTA — The ongoing issue of Huachuca City’s mayoral race received some finality after a Coch-ise County Superior Court judge ordered that both can-didates continue on to the general election in May.

Judge Wallace Hoggatt found that neither Mayor Byron Robertson nor his challenger Ken Taylor re-ceived more than 50 percent of “valid votes cast,” there-fore, both men were to be is-sued certificates of nomina-tion for the May 21 general election.

On Wednesday, the same day the town received the order from the judge, the council voted during a spe-cial meeting 5-2 to accept the recount totals from the Cochise County Elections Office, with council mem-bers Walter Welsch and Duane Brown casting the dissenting votes.

Still of concern to some council members was the ability of the council to in-terpret a section of town code regarding the election of a mayoral candidate from a primary election.

Some members of the council, such as Duane Brown, believe that the

Senior prank sets new school standardBY ADAM CURTISHERALD/REVIEW

SIERRA VISTA— Instead of the daily gossip, students in virtually every corner of Buena High School were talking about one thing on Friday morning.

The cow.Perched above the caf-

eteria, Buena’s life-size, elaborately decorated, fi-berglass cow has become a

landmark. It arrived at the school thanks to Heather Johnson, a student who was among 30 finalists in the Lucerne Art of the Dairy national competition in 2008 and, as a result, got to decorate the cow with a his-torical theme.

Since then, it has been bolted to the same spot for about five years, until this week, when one day it sim-ply disappeared.

“Honest ly most of us didn’t even know there was a prank going on, I didn’t even notice the cow was gone,” Student Body Presi-dent Ashley Tiburcio said. Even though she’s a senior, Tibu rcio doesn’t k now which members of the Class of 2013 were responsible for the heist and only learned about it when she saw a wave of tweets exclaiming the cow was missing.

“Whoever did it were seri-ous masterminds,” Tibur-cio said, noting they must have had help to get the cow down.

But the real surprise came on Friday morning, when hundreds of students came pouring into the school like any other day, only the cow was standing in the middle of the main

Born to teach: Garrett named Cochise County’s bestSIERRA VISTA— Moments after

the Cochise Education Foundation Teacher of the Year ceremony ended on Friday night, Deborah Garrett’s husband e-mailed her from Kuwait asking, “Did we win?”

They did.“It’s always we,” Garrett said.An eighth-grade science teacher

at Joyce Clark Middle School, the 2013 Cochise County Teacher of the Year missed her nightly Skype date with her husband, Rick Garrett, a civilian contractor overseas, to attend the ceremony. When she was told it was being filmed for him, she looked at the camera, said “I love you,” and blew him a kiss.

“I’m in shock and so honored,” Garrett said. “I’m so humbled that somebody would come into my classroom and see the value of what I do.”

Garrett doesn’t just teach science class, she is active in her profession

in many ways.“Wow, where do you begin,”

said Daniel le Root, assistant superintendent of curriculum for the Sierra Vista Unified School District. “You talk about her heart. She loves the profession.”

Garrett is a nationally certified teacher, an instructional coach

for the district and the local representative of the National Science Teachers Association, Root said. She helped develop county-wide training for the new Common Core science standards.

“She models to her students that you never stop learning and growing,” Root said. “She cares just as deeply about her colleagues.”

Joyce Clark Midd le School Principal Jim Sprigg has observed her class and said Garrett is very dynamic and energetic.

“ T here’s a lways somet hi ng happening in the classroom, the kids are always engaged. She’s not a behind-the-podium-type person,” Sprigg said.

After presenting at the National Science Teachers convention this year, Garrett was asked to be a consultant on interactive lessons


Deborah Garrett, a Joyce Clark Middle School teacher, reacts to some photos of her being shown during the Cochise County Teacher of the Year awards ceremony at the Windemere Hotel and Conference Center on Friday. Garrett is the Cochise County Teacher of the Year.

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‘I AM KNOWN ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FOR MY PERIODIC TABLE DANCE. IF I CAN’T GET THEIR ATTENTION, THEY CAN’T LEARN FROM ME. IF WE’RE NOT HAVING FUN, THEY’RE NOT WITH ME.’

DEBORAH GARRETT

A TEACHER AT JOYCE CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL

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EVENT OF THE DAYThe Cochise College Dance Club is hosting a Funky Zumba Time Dance Party at 7 p.m. in the Student Union on the Sierra Vista Cam-pus. The event features a costume contest, DJ, tunes from the 1970s and ‘80s, and funky Zumba dances. A suggested $5 donation to the Dance Club includes a raffle ticket, water and popcorn.

PARTLY SUNNYHigh: 82 Low: 56


SIERRA VISTA — Facing its first health insurance in-crease in three years, Sierra Vista schools has held its ex-isting employees on its basic plan harmless, while remov-ing the district’s retirees from coverage to reduce the hike.

By approving a new dis-trict policy on Tuesday, the Sierra Vista Unified School District Governing Board unanimously OK’d the elimi-nation of retiree eligibility from its health care cover-age, impacting nine current retirees. Chief Financial Of-ficer Michelle Quiroz said this move reduced the insur-

ance premium spike from 25.3 percent to 19.5 percent.

In order to hold existing employees enrolled in the district’s basic plan harm-less from the rate increase, the school board unani-mously approved separate resolutions to set aside an agreement with the teach-ers and allow the district

money comes from funds the district has prepaid to the Valley Schools Employee Benefits Trust over the last few years and will not im-pact the district budget.

BY HOWARD FISCHERCAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES

PHOENIX — If the federal government wants to lock up U.S. citizens without trial, the state House announced Thursday that it should not count on Arizona to cooperate.

Lawmakers also voted to have the United Nations butt out of trying to affect Ari-zona laws and policies. And the House agreed to have the state take the first steps to recognize privately minted gold and silver coins as legal tender in anticipation of the collapse of the dollar.

Underlying all of that is the argument that Arizona is a sovereign state. More to the point, the three separate issues, combined into two pieces of legislation, stake out a position to defend that sovereignty.

The first part of HB 2573 deals with two sections of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act.

T h e y g iv e P r e si d e nt Obama the authority “to use all necessary and appropri-ate force’’ to detain certain people without trial. That includes not only those who planned or aided in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks but anyone who “substantially support-ed al-Qaida, the Taliban or associated forces.’’

That includes U.S. citizens and provides for military trials.

Rep. Carl Seel, R-Phoenix, said states work with the federal government all the time to implement federal law. He said that makes it necessary for the Legisla-ture, which sets policy, to spell out when such coopera-tion will be withheld.

Seel acknowledged he has no evidence that Arizona is in any way helping the fed-eral government in detain-ing U.S. citizens. But he said the legislation remains necessary.

“Every public officer is re-quired to uphold the Consti-tution not only of the United States or, in our case, the state of Arizona as well,’’ he said. Seel said this legisla-tion “best reflects preserv-ing, where possible, the indi-vidual civil liberties.’’

W hile no one debated that section of the measure, there was significant oppo-sition, largely from Demo-crats — to the other part which says state and local

BY HOWARD FISCHERCAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES

PHOENIX — State law-makers gave final approval Thursday to legislation designed to let Arizonans shop around for the least expensive CAT scan, hip re-placement or even routine physical.

The measure would re-

quire hospitals and health care facilities to post online the costs of the 50 most of-ten-performed procedures as well as the 50 most-used outpatient services. Doc-tors would have to list the prices of the 25 most com-mon services they perform.

SB 1115 gained House ap-proval on a 34-25 vote. The measure, which already

has been approved by the Senate, now goes to the governor.

The legislation crafted by Sen. Nancy Barto, R-Phoe-nix, is based on the premise that informed consumers make better decisions. The idea is to allow individuals who pay their own bills to shop around.

But Rep. Eric Meyer, D-

Paradise Valley, who is a doctor, questioned the use-fulness — and the cost — of such a law.

“That totally ignores the way our health pricing sys-tem has been structured in our state,’’ he said. Meyer said hospitals and doctors will have to spend time and

BY SHAR PORIERHERALD/REVIEW

BISBEE — As if KBRP station manager Ryan Bruce did not have enough to do keeping the airwaves filled with entertainment and news while doing his work in the com-munity, he has decided that Bisbee needs a book publishing company.

In spite of people turning more and more to e-books, he and his partner Alison Williams think there are plenty of folks out there

who still like the sensory connection they get with a real book — the smell and the feel of paper.

It was something that Bruce has al-ways wanted to do, so he created the Post-Soviet Depression Press (PDS) with the intent to publish works that share his “social and philosophical vision.”

“PDS is essential at this point be-cause of the current state of publish-ing. I am not someone who is stuck in

the past and unable to adapt to technol-ogy. I own three mobile devices that have e-reading capabilities. However, the publishing industry is increas-ingly focused on commodity rather than content and while the press will not change this fact, it can stand tall publishing works that need to reach an audience. The hope is to create a col-lective of artists and publishers who would support issuing a full compli-ment of unique publications from local and national authors and artists,” noted Bruce.

To kick off his new endeavor, Bruce approached local poet, writer, former- teacher and environmentalist Michael Gregory about publishing a collection of poems. Gregory, 72, jumped at the chance to get his latest book out with a local company.

“Writing has always been at the cen-ter of my life,” said Gregory, who also used to run The Central School Project

MARK LEVY • HERALD/REVIEW

Publisher Ryan Bruce , left, and poet/writer Michael Gregory talk about their collaboration on Gregory’s latest book recently in Bisbee. This effort is the first book published by Bruce’s new company, Post-Soviet Depression Press.

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could be faced by district retirees who are eligible for coverage under the Arizona State Retirement System

9 district retirees are affected by the board’s

decision to eliminate coverage

Arizona digs in to defend sovereignty

New publishing company in Bisbee prints first book

Measure encourages shopping around for health procedures

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Promotion ceremonies

changed to morning

BY BRUCE WHETTENDOUGLAS DISPATCH

Douglas School Superintendent

Sheila Rogers informed the Doug-

las School Board at its regular meet-

ing April 2 there will be a change

this year in the times of the eighth

grade promotion ceremonies at both

Paul Huber and Ray Borane Middle

Schools.Both ceremonies will still take place

May 22 but instead of being in the

evening as they have been in the past

Huber will now have its ceremony at

8:30 a.m. followed by Ray Borane’s at

10 a.m.Rogers said both she and the middle

school administration have made the

decision to move them to the last day

of school.“It is an eighth grade promotion

and is just one more step in a stu-

dent’s academic career,” Rogers said.

“The principals have made all of the

parents aware of this so that there is

time for them to take off from work, if

needed. At the elementary and mid-

dle schools all awards assemblies, etc.

are held during the school day. This is

apolitano ys border ealthy’

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he end of a two-day border tour

xas and Arizona, Secretary of

land Security Janet Napolitano

red the border region healthy

Douglas to Tucson.

tour included a visit with police

s from Douglas, Benson, Wilcox,

ell as the new Cochise County

iff on Friday, April 5. Napoli-

said the numbers in Douglas are

ding well and it was important to

with local law enforcement of-

ls to understand what’s going on

ly and “see what’s going on on the

nd.”companied by National Drug Con-

Policy Director Gil Kerlikowske

Customs and Border Protection

P) Acting Commissioner Thomas

nkowski, the Secretary of Home-

d Security and Arizona’s former

ernor, inspected border security

rations in the area.

t a press conference in front of the

P Joint Field Command Tucson

ctor Headquarters Friday, Napoli-

no said she also bases her analysis

the region on declining crime rate

Tucson, as well as Forbes magazine

ming Tucson one of the best places

buy a new home last year.

“These are signs of a healthy,

althy border,” she said.

“When you line up the stats for the

rizona-Mexico border, what you see

that they have trended—in some re-

pects significantly trended—in the

ight direction.”Other examples she sited to show

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sses the media Friday in Tucson

tour of the border which included a

n Douglas. Standing next to Napoli-

.S. Customs and Border Protection

mmissioner Thomas Winkowski and

Drug Control Policy Director R. Gil

ke.

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Linda Lou LambSPECIAL TO THE NEWS-SUN

The Benson Middle School Academic Team brought home the championship tro-phy after winning the Coch-ise Athletic Conference title on Monday, April 1, but this was not the only trophy they have to show for the season. The A-team brought home six other titles this year, win-ning every competition they entered this season — a first in the 20-plus years of middle school academic team com-petitions.The CAC championship was held in the Benson Multi-purpose building with Princi-pal Shad Housley welcoming everyone to the tournament. After introductions, competi-tion began. Tied with Bisbee after the first written round of 60 multiple choice ques-tions, the Bobcats returned to the table for the first oral round of 30 questions, where they took over first place by five points. The third oral round of 30 questions sealed

Benson’s victory as they fin-ished the competition with 75 points, five ahead of Coro-nado with 70, and Bisbee in third with 68. Also compet-ing in the CAC championship were St. David, Smith, Will-

cox, Huachuca City, and Val-ley View.“This year’s A-team mem-bers were spirited, serious, and reflective in their ap-

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PLAY BALL!Citizens speak out at council

Local group awarded sub contract

Dana ColeSAN PEDRO VALLEY NEWS-SUN

The city bid its official farewell to outgoing City Manger Glenn Nichols at Monday’s council meeting, with Finance Director Jim Cox filling the position as interim manager until the city finds a replacement. Nich-ols, who will be retiring as of April 12, was presented with a plaque by Mayor Toney King for 13 years of service as city manager.The council meeting packed the city council chambers, with several members of the community speak-ing out against certain agenda items during the call to the public.Mayor King received a round of applause for removing item no. 5 from the agenda, which called for discussion and possible direction to staff regarding proposed Chapter 7 and Chapter 7.1 code updates. King felt that the city needed to wait to discuss the proposed revisions until after the documents had been re-viewed by a third party, as voted for by council during a Jan. 28 meeting. To date, that third-party review has not happened.

CHRIS DABOVICH / NEWS-SUN

First pitch: Sacha Wilharm throws the ceremonial first pitch Saturday during the opening ceremony for San Pedro Val-

ley Little League. More than 300 boys and girls will take to the baseball and softball diamonds this season, which has

been dedicated to all the volunteers who give of their time in the community. Wilharm was also honored as a volun-

teer by League President Pete Tamez. See more photos on Page B6.

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Unbeaten Academic Team wins title Strong FBLAshowing at state level

Mollie WiegandBENSON HIGH SCHOOL FBLABenson may be a small town — not that that’s a bad thing — but that didn’t stop the Benson Fu-ture Business Leaders of America from establishing a big presence at the or-ganization’s State Leader-ship Conference on April 1-3. Benson even gave “big city” schools a run for their money in the Sweepstakes category, placing fourth, with junior Katie Bryan selected as a state officer.You can be sure, how-ever, students had to work for their honors. They pre-pared diligently for their competitions, which are classified as tests, perfor-mances, skill events, and reports. Depending upon

DEVIN CALLEY/ PHOTOUndefeated: From left, Coach Nona Hansen, Maria Gallo-way-Spreitsma, Samantha Fortner, Emily Rosengarten, Zack Wiegand, Caleb Miller, Coach Gene Bilodeau.

NEWS RELEASEPerales Consulting Group, LLC (PCG), a Benson, Ariz.-based compa-ny, has been awarded a subcontract from prime contractor Northrop Grumman Corporation’s (NYSE: NOC) Information Systems sector to perform work on the Enhanced Polar System Control and Planning Segment (EPS CAPS) contract.According to an PRC news re-lease, EPS CAPS is a U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center contract that provides space-en-abled, secure communications ca-pabilities to polar users in support of national objectives. The system provides telemetry control, mission planning, and crypto planning for the EPS payload. PCG’s subcontrac-tor role, as part of the Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) effort, will be to develop technical manuals and training courses from PCG’s head-quarters in Benson, Ariz., and in Colorado Springs, Colo. The work will be part of Northrop Grumman’s overall engineering integration and test support, CAPS design and devel-opment of hardware and software, deployment, and interim contractor support.

“We are excited to be on Northrop Grumman’s team and to be involved in this important program,” said Wayne Perales, PCG’s president and chief executive officer. “We look forward to continued growth and creating job opportunities in the Benson community and surround-ing area for quality people who have military and satellite communica-tions experience.”PCG is a veteran/minority-owned small business specializing in logis-tics engineering and lifecycle support products. Visit www.peralesconsult-inggroup.com for more information.

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Willcox relay to celebrate lifeOrganizers of Willcox’s Re-lay for Life want area residents to know how much fun they will have by participating this weekend.

It is scheduled from 6 p.m.

Friday to 7 a.m., Saturday, April 12-13, at the Willcox High School track.It is an overnight relay-style event, involving teams of peo-ple camping out around a track. Members of each team take turns walking around the track for the duration of the event, said Community Relationship Manager Lisa Fahey, with the

American Cancer Society.“There are going to be many fun events at the Relay along with some great raffles,” said Crystal Hadfield, who is the Willcox Relay’s Luminaria Ceremony Chairman.“There are several teams with each team doing different things,” she said.“The hospital team will be

selling hot dogs and snow cones,” as well as having dif-ferent items to raffle, Hadfield said.“The Rotary team will be do-ing wheelchair races and selling beverages,” she said.“The ‘Pink Designs’ (Hol-lywood Designs) team will be raffling two different baskets. My mom’s team, the WUSD

Transportation and Mainte-nance team, will be selling hot beverages and raffling off baskets.”“We will also have J&S En-tertainment there for the night to provide music,” said Had-field. “The whole event is going to be a lot of fun.”“We will have different laps

Demolition of burned hotel isdelayed

Carol BroederARIZONA RANGE NEWS

Demolition of the burnt motel on South Haskell Avenue has been delayed after the Willcox City Council rejected all current bids last Monday night.The project bid documents will be revised to include the burnt structure’s demolition only, and then sent back out to bid.In February, the City had put the demolition out to bid with a March 1 deadline.The City received four demolition bids for the former Desert Inn Motel at 704 S. Haskell Ave.

Only one contractor – Environmental Response, Inc. – met all the requirements requested in the bid packet, said Jeff Stoddard, director of the City’s Development Services Department.

In a March 27 letter to the Council, Stoddard said his department “recommends that we reject all bids and go back out to bid with some adjustments made to the existing bid docu-ment.”

The first bid document requested that the whole site be cleaned up, including the burnt structure, all of the concrete below grade, pool, block wall fence, and pool shed, he said.Stoddard explained that at the time City staff recommended this “assuming that the City would acquire the property,” which would then be put on the market to recoup the funds used to demolish the site.“Staff now recommends that the City only remove the destroyed structure at this time,” he said.

“If the City does acquire the property (through court proceedings) the City can then proceed with demo of other structures, if the Council would like to do so, with City staff and equipment,” said Stoddard,explaining that it would be a cost savings to the taxpayers.When the Council emerged from its execu-tive session, which lasted a little more than 30 minutes, Stoddard gave an update on the

Carol BroederARIZONA RANGE NEWS

AINSLEE S. WITTIG / Arizona Range News

The Willcox Little League season opened Saturday with a parade, including the ASU Sun Devils major league

team, from left, back row: Assistant Coach Shane Thompson, Brady Thompson, Jorge Encinas, Jack Kortsen

and Eli Madrid; and front row: Lynden Smyer, Coleman Stanger, Robert Lopez and Josh Fewell. (Not pictured

are Head Coach Clint “Howdy” Sanborn, Assistant Coach Jack Kortsen, Assistant Coach Robert Lopez,

Bridger Sanborn, Sherrick Sanborn, Conrad Rundhaug and Angel Montano.) See more photos, page B8.2012 WUSD report sheds light on spending, academic standingsWillcox School District Business Manager Jim Foley made a presentation to the Governing Board at their meeting April 2 on the district’s Classroom Spending Report released for fiscal year 2012 by the Arizona Office of the Audi-tor General.

The report measures operational efficiency, stu-dent achievement, teacher measures and financial as-sessment, and compares the results to peers, the state average and the national average.

Willcox Unified School District had a total enroll-ment of 1,169 students in three schools. Operational Efficiency: The district spends 52.8 percent of its dollars on classroom instruction; 13.6 percent on administra-tion; 12.3 percent on plant operations; 5.1 percent on food services; 5.3 percent on transportation; 7.7 percent on student support; and 3.2 percent on instruction support.Measured against its peers, the Willcox’s food service and transporta-tion were very high, while administrative costs per pupil and plant operations

cost per square foot were comparable. Foley explained that transportation costs in the district are high because of the large 900-square mile district the buses must cover, while also having a low “density” (number) of students on average for route buses.

Food service is high ($3.70 cost per meal equiva-lent compared to $2.97 for peer groups) because “We outsource to Sodexho – and those costs will be a little higher next years, as we have added another section to the cafeteria.”

“What’s really concerning is the test scores and the gradu-ation rates compared to all the other schools. We are really low on academic indicators.”

WUSD Governing Board President Debra EllisON CLASSROOM SPENDING REPORT FINDINGS

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DAVE BROWN / Arizona Range News

A Willcox Police investigation last Wednesday morning in the 500 block

of S. Haskell Avenue determined that a Willcox male was suffering

from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the leg. He was treated and

released from NCCH.

CommunityBriefingWILLCOXFREE MCDONALD’S BREAKFAST ON AIMS DAYS: Arizona McDonald’s restaurants invite 3rd - 8th grade students taking Arizona’s Instrument To Measure Standards (AIMS) to enjoy a free breakfast on Monday and Tuesday, April 15 and 16, the first two days of the test. The breakfast offer runs from 6 to 9 a.m. and includes an Egg McMuffin, apple slices, and a choice of 1-percent milk, fat free chocolate milk or a small Minute Maid orange juice. Students must be accompa-

nied by a parent. Offer is valid while supplies last. No group redemption and no substitu-tions. Child must be present to redeem offer.

SUNSITESLOCAL TALENT AT CON-CERT: Desert Community Arts will present their final concert of the season Sunday, April 14, at 3 p.m. at the Sunsites Community Center. “Stars of Sunsites” will be a presentation of local talent sure to entertain the audience.

Participating in the program will be: Camme Carlson-Watkins, Soprano, will perform opera and Broadway music; Mark Meanings, keyboardist,

classically trained and will per-form pure classical music; The High Desert Drummers, will per-form authentic African Djembe music; Desert Wind and String, a trio that will favor the audience with instrumental music; and Pam Jamieson Yarwood, pop/country/folk singer.Sunsites Community Center is on the east end of Trea-sure Road near the corner of Highway 191, near the corner of Highway 191 about 3 miles north of the ghost town of Pearce. Tickets to the program are $5 for adults, $1 for students in grades 7-12, and children 6th grade and under are free. Refreshments will be served during the meet and greet fol-lowing the program.

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4251 Enterprise Way, Sierra Vista • 520 - 439 - 2600Check us out on Facebook as: Aegis Communications Group, LLC. -- Sierra Vista, AZAegis is an Equal Opportunity Employer that proudly supports diversity in the workplace.

At Aegis, our philosophy is to facilitate a synergetic and interdependent relationship between the individual and the corporate through complete employee involvement. The cornerstone of our human resources management philosophy is the conviction that the well-being of the company and its people are interdependent and that the company’s most valuable asset is its people.

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• Development-focused: With an array of global locations and career opportunities, there is scope for continuous learning and growth.

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• Team-driven: By celebrating achievements big and small and appreciating each other’s contributions as a team, we enjoy our journey to success.

Value proposition to you• Aegis continuous excellence: At Aegis, we understand that

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• Equal employment opportunity: We believe that providing equal employment opportunities for all sections of society is an integral component for the growth of a company and exercise this belief.

• Integrity: We inspire trust by taking responsibility, acting ethi-cally, and encouraging honest and open debate.

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may 201317 Sierra Vista Historical Society General Membership Meeting, Pueblo Del Sol Country Club

18 12th Annual Copper Classic Car & Motorcycle Show, 204 Tombstone Canyon Road, Bisbee -- by the Ironman. www.BisbeeArizona.com

25 Ten Ways that Gardening Enhances Your Health, presented by Dee Parks. Sierra Vista Community Gardens

25-27 Wyatt Earp Days, Tombstone, 520-266-5266

june 201329 Nutrition and Homegrown Food, Noriko de la Cruz, Cochise County Health Department, Sierra Vista Community Gardens

july 20132 Official start to the monsoon, a great time to plant summer veggies at the SV Community Garden

27 Harvesting Mesquite Pods, Rebecca Hillebrand, SVCG President.

31 to 8-3 Southwest Wings Bird & Nature Festival, Sierra Vista, swwings.org

august 20139-11 Tombstone Vigilante Days, 520-457-3291

17 Hummingbird Triathlon, SV, visitsierravista.com

31 Breakfast in the Garden presentation by Diane Jones, Manager of the Sierra Vista Food Co-op, Sierra Vista Community Gardens

31 to 9-1 Rendezvous of Gunfighters, Tombstone, tombstonechamber.com

sept 201313-14 Oktoberfest, Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

13-15 Bisbee Blues Festival, Old Bisbee. www.TheBisbee BluesFestival.com

26-29 Cochise County Fair, cochisecountyfair.org

27-28 Salsa Fest, Safford Town Square

28 Worm Bin Composting Meghan Mix, Director of Baja AZ Sustainable Agriculture. Sierra Vista Community Gardens

◆ GSVKC meetings Sept to May. 3rd Tuesday at Windemere Hotel. 378-1144. www.gsvkc.org

oct 20131 Fall and winter veggies should be planted at the SV Community Garden

5-6 SV Art in the Park, artintheparksierravista.com

12 26th Annual Cars in the Park, Sierra Vista, sierravistacarclub.org

12-13 Huachuca Gem & Mineral Show, Sierra Vista, arizonaguide.com

18-20 Helldorado Days, Tombstone, helldoradodays.com

18 Sierra Vista Historical Society General Membership Meeting, Pueblo Del Sol Country Club

19 Bisbee 1000 Great Stair Climb, discoverbisbee.com

26 Growing, Using and Harvesting Herbs , Laura Coleman-Smith, Manager Bisbee Farmers Market. SV Community Gardens

◆ Annual High Desert Fall Craft Fair, Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

◆ Forgach House Variety Show, visitsierravista.com

◆ Cochise County Cycling Classic, 364-3819

nov 20132 Henry Hauser Museum Gift Shop in the Ethel Berger Center open on Saturday 10-1pm now thru 3-9-14

◆ 50th Annual Cake Auction, Bisbee, bisbeecakeauction.com

10-11 Holy Trinity Monastery Fall Festival of the Arts, Benson, cityofbenson.com

12 SV Veterans’ Day Parade, visitsierravista.com

15-18 Coyote Classic Dog Shows, Pima County Fairgrounds, Tucson. Free. Conformation, Obedience & Rally. Vendors & food Booths. www.gsvkc.org

23 Optimum Water Use in the Garden. Cado Daily, Water Wise Outreach Educator.

29-30 Bisbee Festival of Lights, Historic Home Tour & “Chairs of Bisbee” Auction

23-24 Cowboy Christmas Arts & Crafts Festival, Safford, 928-428-5992

◆ Historic Home Tour, Bisbee, discoverbisbee.com

30 Annual Tree Lighting, Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

30 Willcox Christmas Apple and Lighted Parade, 520-384-2272

dec 20137 55th Annual Christmas Light Parade, 5:50 p.m., Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

◆ Annual Holiday Light Parade, 6 p.m., Safford, arizonaguide.com

2 Christmas Lighted Parade, 6 p.m., Willcox, willcoxchamber.com

8 Christmas on Main, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Benson, 520-275-1033

◆ Old World Santas in the Park, Sierra Vista Veterans Memorial Park

january 201416-20 “Wings Over Willcox,” a Sandhill Crane Celebration, Willcox, wingsoverwillcox.com

feb 20148-9 Wild West Days, Tombstone, 520-457-3511

22 Hummingbird Stitchers Quilt Guild 2013 Show, Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

15 Shred-Fest 2014, ACE Hardware, 3756 E Fry Blvd., Sierra Vista. Sierravista.bbb.org/events

7-9 Cochise Cowboy Poetry & Music Gathering, Buena High School Performing Arts Center, Sierra Vista. Tickets, info at CowboyPoets.com

21 Sierra Vista Historical Society General Membership Meeting, Pueblo Del Sol Country Club

april 20144-6 Rose Tree Festival, Tombstone, tombstonechamber.com

6 Average Last Frost Day

20-22 Festival of the Southwest, Sierra Vista, visitsierravista.com

25-27 Bluegrass in the Park, Benson, bensonvisitorcenter.com

◆ Going to the Dogs. Meet the breeds, vendors & food booths. www.gsvkc.org

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ARIZONA NAILS & CITY NAILS ...................................................... 42

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BELLA SIERRA WOMEN’S CENTER ............................................... 14

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BISBEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .............................................. 55

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PREFERENCE PROPERTIES, LLC ....................................................... 43

PRESTIGE ASSISTED LIVING............................................................. 19

PUROCLEAN WATER, MOLD, FIRE & TRAUMA, DAMAGE SPECIALISTS ............................................................................................. 32

RE/MAX HOME STORES ............................................. INSIDE BACK

RETINA ASSOCIATES .......................................................................... 20

ROSEN ORTHODONTICS ................................................................. 19

RV CITY ...................................................................................................... 52

SAGUARO PODIATRY ......................................................................... 21

SHADY LADY’S CLOSET ........................................................................9

SIERRA TOYOTA .......................................................................................8

SIERRA VISTA CARPET CLEANING .............................................. 34

SIERRA VISTA COMMUNITY GARDENS .................................... 55

SIERRA VISTA DIAGNOSTICS .......................................................... 22

SIERRA VISTA FLOWERS & GIFTS .................................................. 43

SIERRA VISTA HARLEY-DAVIDSON ............................................. 50

SIERRA VISTA HERALD/BISBEE DAILY REVIEW ...................... 34

SIERRA VISTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY ........................................ 55

SIERRA VISTA LEISURE & LIBRARY SERVICES .......BACK PAGE

SIERRA VISTA MEDICAL GROUP .................................................. 24

SIERRA VISTA REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER ........................... 25

SIERRA VISTA SYMPHONY ............................................................... 55

THUNDER MOUNTAIN POOLS ..................................................... 34

TIERRA ANTIGUA REALTY ............................................................... 37

TODAY’S LOOK AND DAY SPA ....................................................... 42

TONERWEST. ........................................................................................... 47

TOPGUN COLLISION RECONSTRUCTION ............................... 47

UNITED WAY OF SIERRA VISTA & COCHISE COUNTY ........................................................................................................................ 41

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, SIERRA VISTA .............................. 13

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MEDICAL CENTER SIERRA VISTA .......................................................................................... 23

VINNY’S NEW YORK PIZZA ............................................................. 10

WE FRAME IT .......................................................................................... 54

WEDDINGS & PROMS ......................................................................... 52

WICK COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY ..................................... 48

WI-POWER ............................................................................................... 35

WILD BIRDS UNLIMITED ................................................................... 54

YE ENTERPRISES..................................................................................... 35

ZELLERBACH, KATHERINE - LONG REALTY ............................. 40

INDEX

Tim Bullington(520) 266-0026

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Marsha Burkhart(520) 508-5359

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Eunice Nelson(520) 227-9473

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Elizabeth Raker(520) [email protected]

Sandy Krocker(520) 234-3146

[email protected]

Kathy Henderson(520) 227-4528

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Amy Griffor(520) 458-5222

amygrif [email protected]

Linda Dawes(520) [email protected]

Kathy Foster(520) [email protected]

Carole Vaughn(520) 249-5222

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Ginger Snyder (520) [email protected]

Evetta Jones(520) 227-9329

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Linda Rayburn(520) 378-6151

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Ann Hayes(520) 249-2995

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Lindsey Arnold(520) 227-1252

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Wayne Lewis(520) 266-2023

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Nancy Rea (520) [email protected]

Pamela Deane(520) 236-6573

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Dave MacDougal(520) 432-1500

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Charlie Gahn(520) 236-1849

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David Greenberg(520) 227-1193

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Gayle Gahn(520) 236-1322

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Denise Loth(520) 366-2992

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