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Grand Opening of Pinspiration

The social media site, pinterest has quickly dominated the mom scene. Nearly every mom pins. Do you pin? I pin. But the next question, the million-dollar question, is how many of us actually use pinterest as an inspiration for crafting and creating? There’s recent data that says social sites like pinterest make women feel inadequate because aspects of their life are not pin-worthy. For the last two years, I have used pinterest for ideas for both my baby showers, nursery and now in planning...

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AZ Insider: W Scottsdale Shining Nationally From Super Bowl Spotlight

Kathy Shayna Shocket has the inside sccop on the Super Bowl parties.

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Kathy reports on the FIVE major celeb parties at the W Scottsdale.  

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Phoenix Spring Concerts

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Get geared up for spring with tickets to the season’s hottest concerts. Whether you’re into homegrown rock n’ roll, electronic  house beats or soulful indie pop, these are some shows you definitely won’t want to miss.

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Q&A: Cory McCloskey, Our Fox 10 Phoenix Thousand Degree Weatherman

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Cory McCloskey has worked for FOX 10 Phoenix for thirteen years as the resident meteorologist. Energetic and entertaining, Cory’s perpetual exuberance impels people to tune in each morning. Before becoming a meteorologist, McCloskey acted, recorded jingles for national commercials, and modeled in New York City – all which helped him define his true passions and acted as stepping-stones for his goofy and loveable brand. He then made his news-casting debut on WGEM-TV in Quincy, Illinois, before he became a household Phoenix...

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MASK's Minute with Mom: Kimberly Miller

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Check back each week for MASK's Dad Dialed In and Minute with Mom series.

They say that with age comes wisdom. In many cases, I believe that to be true. The experiences we have in life shape us. And while we learn from them what to do, sometimes our experiences teach us what not to do.

I remember how much I loved to write when I was a child. My sister and I used to put together the neighborhood newspaper, filling it with feature articles and stories, and distributing it among our friends. One day in elementary school, my teacher handed back a writing assignment, covered in red ink with...

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