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A New Leaf: Telling Untold Stories, Samuel’s Story
By Doreen Davison
“So many times I wanted to run away, but I couldn’t leave my mom, brother and sisters with that man I’m supposed to call dad. There were five of us children. He entered my life when I was three and a half years old. I’m thirteen now and adults say I am old for my age.
My mom was in denial, but I didn’t know what that meant back...
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Q & A: D-Backs' Paul Goldschmidt Talks Goldy’s Bowling Bash
On Nov. 10 at Lucky Strike at CityScape, Arizona Diamondback Paul Goldschmidt, and his wife Amy, host Goldy’s Bowling Bash, the couple’s first event through Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids, which was founded to aid the children and families of Phoenix Children’s Hospital (PCH). (Proceeds from the event help support PCH’s Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders.) The event starts at 5:30 p.m. and will feature a bowling tournament, food and drinks, live music and some familiar faces, including Luis Gonzalez, Mark Grace, Jim “Bones” Mackay, Drew Stanton, Dustin Pedroia, Andre Ethier, Brandon McCarthy, Justin Upton, Miguel...
AZ Giving: Sisters with Heart
One is a racecar driver, adrenaline junkie and the other is an entrepreneur, fashionista but together these young, dynamic sisters are taking the road less traveled in both their careers and their passion for giving back. A self-proclaimed tomboy, 30-year-old Sarah Cattaneo got bit by the racing bug after her dad gave her a four-day driving class at the Bondurant Racing School in Chandler. “It was love at first lap,” she says. Sarah has now been competing for eight seasons in pro racing and the bar is set high. “I sure hope I can be the Danica Patrick of road racing," she says, enthusiastically.
When not behind the wheel, Sarah with her younger...
Movie Madness: Giving Back to Arizona
In the lobby of Roadhouse Cinemas in Scottsdale, director Phillip Penza sits at a long table, littered with half-full cups and half-eaten nachos, with three women. While they are manicured in business-professional attire, Penza sports a vest with several pockets and a baseball cap with the title of his previous movie, My Name is Nobody, a film based off a 70-some-odd page autobiographical account of his bloody childhood, of love found and lost, and the will to be somebody.
Today, he’s planning the premiere of his newest film, Movie Madness—the story of an assassin hired to murder a...
