Lake Mead Water Level from Hoover Dam /Adobe Stock By Joshua Bowling | Arizona Republic Arizona leaders are bracing for a historic Colorado River shortage in 2022. It won’t leave your tap dry, but several Phoenix-area cities are increasing water rates ahead of the shortage. Water buffalos — the experts, [...]
From HOA2 Board notices | This meeting has been moved to September 10th. BOARD WORK SESSION: Wednesday, August 4, 2021, 1:30 PM at DesertView Theater and Zoom. Topic: Pickleball Proposal. The proposal and related materials will be posted prior to the meeting. A Town Hall is also planned for the same [...]
By Senior Staff Writer | Senior Softball softball is ready to resume play! Closed for a couple of week for field maintenance, the Senior Softball league is scheduled to go back to its regular summer schedule on August 2nd. The maintenance was conducted amid the wettest monsoon season in recent [...]
By Jon Miltimore | America Finally Admits Recycling Doesn’t Work It’s time to admit the recycling mania is a giant placebo. A couple of years ago, after sending my five-year-old daughter off to school, she came home reciting the same cheerful environmental mantra I was taught in elementary school. “Reduce, [...]
After more than a year with take out service only, the local Greek Restaurant, Its Greek to Me has re-opened to indoor dining service. This fine dining restaurant has specials on seafood and other recipes which you can find out about by subscribing to their email distribution list. By the [...]
Via Arizona Capitol Times | Officials in the city of Tucson plan to ignore Arizona’s new “Second Amendment sanctuary” law that bars state and local governments from enforcing certain federal gun regulations, possibly setting up a court fight as a growing number of cities and counties in the United States [...]
By Special Correspondent | The HOA1 and HOA2 Boards are in the midst of renewing their Reciprocal Use Agreement (RUA). The current agreement which covers the use of tennis courts, pools, fitness centers and other amenities expires on October 1st of 2021. "Nothing will change if the agreement is not [...]
By Tennis Correspondent | Sunday, July 4th saw a large number of tennis players engaged in social play for a couple of hours prior to sitting down to a potluck with munchies and drinks. The day's matches will feature a mix of styles. Traditional tennis and the new and exciting [...]
Via Reuters President Joe Biden's plan to "eliminate exclusionary zoning" for single-family homes in America's cities and towns might land in the filibuster-proof budget bill that Democratic leaders in Congress are drafting. A portion of President Biden's $2.3 trillion American Jobs Plan offers grants to cities that "take concrete steps" to end "exclusionary zoning" for [...]
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