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Summer Fire Safety Tips For Grilling

The dry Arizona summer heat has rolled in these past few days blistering the pavement. Along with the heat comes the months of events most memorable in the summer time, outdoor cookouts and fireworks. With the rise in popularity of grilling in the upcoming months, some quick tips can help you and...
Dear Divorce Mediators: Dividing Doggies In Divorce
By Michael Aurit, JD, MDR and Karen Aurit, MA, Co-Founders of The Aurit Center For Divorce Mediation Located in Scottsdale, Arizona

DEAR DIVORCE MEDIATORS: My husband and I have decided to divorce. We are barely talking at the moment. We have a 7-year old son, Eric and a 3-year old daughter, Ella. We also have two Goldendoodles, “Rocky” and “Roadie.” I think we’re...
Mom's Moment: Five Nursing Must-Haves

Power to the breastfeeding mom. If nursing didn’t work out for you- no worries, but if you’re all about the boob, I thought you might be interested in learning about some nursing aids you might not know about. Because, let’s face it, nursing is a beautiful challenge meant to be enjoyed. I often doze off mid-feed.
1. Get comfortable
And by that, I mean stock up on the obvious: a rocker/glider, nursing pillow (like the Boppy), a side table (for water), and anything else that will keep you cozy (blankets, pillows, etc). Nursing stools are also...
AZ Health: Five Causes of Heel Pain

With warm, summerlike weather already here, many of us have traded out our shoes for sandals or flip-flops. With the increase in activity for many, and the shift to a shoe type that provides less support, there can be an increase in foot problems. One of the most common types of foot problems is heel pain. One in 10 of the U.S. population that will suffer from heel pain at some point. Though there are many causes, heel pain falls into five common diagnostic areas, according to Dr. Stephen L. Barrett of Innovative Neuropathy Treatment Institute in Phoenix.
AZ Insider: 2017 Flower Girls Just Announced!
Kathy Shayna Shocket has the stories on people who make a difference.

See which seniors are the new Board of Visitors' Flower Girls.