(Lyn's note: Please feel free to send us any pictures you'd like included. Here's the link to this week's Pictures of the Week.)
http://aneyeonyouproduction.com/91120-pm.html
http://aneyeonyouproduction.com/91120-pm.html
Night view from our front porch
Photo by Herbert Hitchon
Here are your bonus rounds from Herbert.
http://aneyeonyouproduction.com/81020-am-clouds.html
Photo by Herbert Hitchon
Here are your bonus rounds from Herbert.
http://aneyeonyouproduction.com/81020-am-clouds.html
Photos by Herbert Hitchon
Here is your bonus video from Herbert
Here is your bonus video from Herbert
Here is the link to the Maricopa County & Rural/Metro emergency
preparedness presentation from 6/27/19. This is good info to keep saved
on your computer.
Emergency Preparedness Presentation by R/M & County: 6/27/19
http://carefreetruth2.com/carefree-truth-763.html
Town of Carefree Marketing newsletter
https://www.carefree.org/345/Town-Newsletters
Don't forget about the Census!! Its easy and you can do it online. It's important that you report, so we can qualify for $$ and services based on our population. Please pass this info on to any Carefree neighbors that you know. Thanks!
THE 2020 CENSUS IS COMING – GET COUNTED!
ONLINE OR BY PHONE BY SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
2020CENSUS.GOV
Please click on the 2 videos below.
These 2 videos show why it's important to complete the census, and are fun to watch.
1st video
preparedness presentation from 6/27/19. This is good info to keep saved
on your computer.
Emergency Preparedness Presentation by R/M & County: 6/27/19
http://carefreetruth2.com/carefree-truth-763.html
Town of Carefree Marketing newsletter
https://www.carefree.org/345/Town-Newsletters
Don't forget about the Census!! Its easy and you can do it online. It's important that you report, so we can qualify for $$ and services based on our population. Please pass this info on to any Carefree neighbors that you know. Thanks!
THE 2020 CENSUS IS COMING – GET COUNTED!
ONLINE OR BY PHONE BY SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
2020CENSUS.GOV
Please click on the 2 videos below.
These 2 videos show why it's important to complete the census, and are fun to watch.
1st video
2nd video
The third video shows how to fill out the census online. It's easy to do!
2020CENSUS.GOV from Herbert Hitchon on Vimeo.
Good seeing you and Herbie at Keeler's Steak House.
While reading the Council minutes and reflecting on almost everything taking place in Carefree, I am reassured we did the right thing in changing the old parking lot into the Carefree Gardens. Reassured and proud.
It begs the question, "Where would Carefree be today without the Amphitheater and Town Center"?
Ed Morgan
Hi everyone. This is Alberto from Alberto restaurant. I would like to let you know that we are ready for the season and are featuring a special menu for Restaurant Week that is from October 1st-11th. And we will have a special selection of wine from California that you can purchase for $14.95 with your meal. The wine special will be featured for September and October every day from 4:00-6:00 PM, and I will be here to great you on your arrival.
See you soon.
Alberto Liani
While reading the Council minutes and reflecting on almost everything taking place in Carefree, I am reassured we did the right thing in changing the old parking lot into the Carefree Gardens. Reassured and proud.
It begs the question, "Where would Carefree be today without the Amphitheater and Town Center"?
Ed Morgan
Hi everyone. This is Alberto from Alberto restaurant. I would like to let you know that we are ready for the season and are featuring a special menu for Restaurant Week that is from October 1st-11th. And we will have a special selection of wine from California that you can purchase for $14.95 with your meal. The wine special will be featured for September and October every day from 4:00-6:00 PM, and I will be here to great you on your arrival.
See you soon.
Alberto Liani
From COINS:
Cool Carefree Nights
September 25 through October 31
Cool Carefree Nights brings the area’s top singer songwriters, delivering acoustic sets of original songs and your favorite covers to Carefree. The schedule offers a wide mix from country, western and blues to favorite classics, jazz and contemporary hits.
All shows are in the beautiful Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion in Downtown Carefree with shops, art galleries and restaurants.
Shows are Friday 5:30pm to 8:00pm and Saturday 5:30pm to 8:30pm. The outdoor Pavilion seating is set up for social distancing, and Face Coverings required (Unless seated and eating/drinking). Food, beverages and pets are welcome.
Schedule
September 25 – Girls on the Road – Annie Moscow, and Rachael Nicole Gold bring Cabaret to the Carefree Gardens. Enjoy these highly accomplished musicians for an evening of fun.
September 26 – Eric Ramsey – Fingerpicking folk to raucous slide blues guitar, Eric’s soaring vocals and organic arrangements deliver on the diversity experiences of the human condition.
October 2 - Chris Grieve – An Englishman in AZ, Chris, a regular in the acoustic scene plays hits from across the pond and well some from this side too.
October 3 – Glen Gardner – Let Glen take you back to the days of the Hippy Generation, bringing a little bit of Woodstock to the Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion. For 50 years Glen has been keeping the flame for the best music created, as well as, delighting with his originals.
October 9 – Sweet Tony Paiotti – Tony brings a show filled with fun and laughter, weaving stories of love and life. A regular in the Cave Creek/Carefree scene, get ready to be delighted.
October 10 – Coyote Joe Daigneault & the Sons of Dirk – Joe is a cornerstone in the Cave Creek/ /Carefree music scene, and is ecxited to bring his brand of nouveau cowboy to the Sanderson Lincoln stage.
October 16 – Ed Skibbe – Country, Folk, Rock n Roll & blues is what Ed is all about. Ed’s bringing his 45 years’ experience as a professional working musician, producer and songwriter to Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion, providing and experience everyone will enjoy.
October 17 – Black and Blonde – Milly Gollinger Davis and Lisa Poff Culbert play sweet acoustic covers of your favorite pop tunes. Both are well-established in the Valley music scene, and are accomplished singer songwriters.
October 23 – A Man Called Ed – Music inspired by Dylan, the British Invasion, modern Alt-Country, and everything in-between, compared to Neil Young, but uniquely A Man Called Ed.
October 24 – As Is – Buzz Babins and Gayle Nelson play a mix of covers from the 60’s and 70’s as well as their own originals inspired from these generations. Known across the Valley as musical hosts, performers, teachers and directors, they know how to deliver a great show.
October 30 – Glenn Torrico and Mary Lababidi - They are set to play Jazzy Standards from the Golden Age. Glen has wowed audiences for years with his smooth and unique jazz guitar accompanied by Mary’s soothing vocals and sweet mix of the keys. Together this duo brings and amazing energy to the stage.
October 31 – Halloween Special
For more information on the Acts or the Venue call Steve Prokopek (623)694-2605. Limited seating will be available or bring your own chairs.
Dear Lyn:
Just a note to thank you for promoting our upcoming theater season. We are so excited about opening with Lion King, JR. The first weekend is totally sold out and only a few tickets are still available for the second weekend. The children have done such a good job with their parts. Our patrons are in for a treat. Arsenic & Old Lace, one of my favorite dark comedies, is already in rehearsal. Many thanks, again, Lyn. Always look forward to your posts.
--- Carole, DFT Admin
Cool Carefree Nights
September 25 through October 31
Cool Carefree Nights brings the area’s top singer songwriters, delivering acoustic sets of original songs and your favorite covers to Carefree. The schedule offers a wide mix from country, western and blues to favorite classics, jazz and contemporary hits.
All shows are in the beautiful Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion in Downtown Carefree with shops, art galleries and restaurants.
Shows are Friday 5:30pm to 8:00pm and Saturday 5:30pm to 8:30pm. The outdoor Pavilion seating is set up for social distancing, and Face Coverings required (Unless seated and eating/drinking). Food, beverages and pets are welcome.
Schedule
September 25 – Girls on the Road – Annie Moscow, and Rachael Nicole Gold bring Cabaret to the Carefree Gardens. Enjoy these highly accomplished musicians for an evening of fun.
September 26 – Eric Ramsey – Fingerpicking folk to raucous slide blues guitar, Eric’s soaring vocals and organic arrangements deliver on the diversity experiences of the human condition.
October 2 - Chris Grieve – An Englishman in AZ, Chris, a regular in the acoustic scene plays hits from across the pond and well some from this side too.
October 3 – Glen Gardner – Let Glen take you back to the days of the Hippy Generation, bringing a little bit of Woodstock to the Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion. For 50 years Glen has been keeping the flame for the best music created, as well as, delighting with his originals.
October 9 – Sweet Tony Paiotti – Tony brings a show filled with fun and laughter, weaving stories of love and life. A regular in the Cave Creek/Carefree scene, get ready to be delighted.
October 10 – Coyote Joe Daigneault & the Sons of Dirk – Joe is a cornerstone in the Cave Creek/ /Carefree music scene, and is ecxited to bring his brand of nouveau cowboy to the Sanderson Lincoln stage.
October 16 – Ed Skibbe – Country, Folk, Rock n Roll & blues is what Ed is all about. Ed’s bringing his 45 years’ experience as a professional working musician, producer and songwriter to Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion, providing and experience everyone will enjoy.
October 17 – Black and Blonde – Milly Gollinger Davis and Lisa Poff Culbert play sweet acoustic covers of your favorite pop tunes. Both are well-established in the Valley music scene, and are accomplished singer songwriters.
October 23 – A Man Called Ed – Music inspired by Dylan, the British Invasion, modern Alt-Country, and everything in-between, compared to Neil Young, but uniquely A Man Called Ed.
October 24 – As Is – Buzz Babins and Gayle Nelson play a mix of covers from the 60’s and 70’s as well as their own originals inspired from these generations. Known across the Valley as musical hosts, performers, teachers and directors, they know how to deliver a great show.
October 30 – Glenn Torrico and Mary Lababidi - They are set to play Jazzy Standards from the Golden Age. Glen has wowed audiences for years with his smooth and unique jazz guitar accompanied by Mary’s soothing vocals and sweet mix of the keys. Together this duo brings and amazing energy to the stage.
October 31 – Halloween Special
For more information on the Acts or the Venue call Steve Prokopek (623)694-2605. Limited seating will be available or bring your own chairs.
Dear Lyn:
Just a note to thank you for promoting our upcoming theater season. We are so excited about opening with Lion King, JR. The first weekend is totally sold out and only a few tickets are still available for the second weekend. The children have done such a good job with their parts. Our patrons are in for a treat. Arsenic & Old Lace, one of my favorite dark comedies, is already in rehearsal. Many thanks, again, Lyn. Always look forward to your posts.
--- Carole, DFT Admin
Non profit info:
Foothills Food Bank
FEEDING THE COMMUNITY ADVISORY
Feeding America: How the system of food banks works
Every year, millions of American households struggle with hunger. However, an amazing organization, made up of the nation’s food banks, is working to conquer the need. It’s called Feeding America. And, Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is part of it.
Feeding America is the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Thanks to donations and support from businesses, government organizations and individuals, Feeding America food banks, pantries and programs serve 40 million people, including 12 million children and seven million seniors. Foothills Food Bank is one of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries that are part of this critical network.
The History of Feeding America
The world’s first food bank began when John van Hengel founded St. Mary’s Food Bank in 1967. He volunteered at a local soup kitchen serving meals to those in need. That’s when he decided to create a food bank, where people and companies with extra food could “deposit” it for others to withdraw.
His parish, St. Mary’s Basilica in Phoenix, gave him $3000 and an abandoned building to bring his concept to life. In return, he named the building St. Mary’s. Van Hengel is recognized as the father of food banking. St. Mary’s Food Bank is one of the largest food banks in the United States.
“Our food bank receives support from the Feeding America network through St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance, which aligns us with many food providers, such as local grocery stores,” says Pam DiPietro, executive director of Foothills Food Bank. “The stores provide us with perishable, non-perishable and important personal products to support seniors and families in need.”
“Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Spring Valley, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix.
For more information, call Foothills Food Bank at 480.488.1145. Foothills Food Bank is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek and 34501 Old Black Canyon Highway in Black Canyon City.
FEEDING THE COMMUNITY ADVISORY
Feeding America: How the system of food banks works
Every year, millions of American households struggle with hunger. However, an amazing organization, made up of the nation’s food banks, is working to conquer the need. It’s called Feeding America. And, Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is part of it.
Feeding America is the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Thanks to donations and support from businesses, government organizations and individuals, Feeding America food banks, pantries and programs serve 40 million people, including 12 million children and seven million seniors. Foothills Food Bank is one of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries that are part of this critical network.
The History of Feeding America
The world’s first food bank began when John van Hengel founded St. Mary’s Food Bank in 1967. He volunteered at a local soup kitchen serving meals to those in need. That’s when he decided to create a food bank, where people and companies with extra food could “deposit” it for others to withdraw.
His parish, St. Mary’s Basilica in Phoenix, gave him $3000 and an abandoned building to bring his concept to life. In return, he named the building St. Mary’s. Van Hengel is recognized as the father of food banking. St. Mary’s Food Bank is one of the largest food banks in the United States.
“Our food bank receives support from the Feeding America network through St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance, which aligns us with many food providers, such as local grocery stores,” says Pam DiPietro, executive director of Foothills Food Bank. “The stores provide us with perishable, non-perishable and important personal products to support seniors and families in need.”
“Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Spring Valley, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix.
For more information, call Foothills Food Bank at 480.488.1145. Foothills Food Bank is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek and 34501 Old Black Canyon Highway in Black Canyon City.
Foothills Food Bank to benefit from Tatum Ranch Art Show proceeds
The Tatum Ranch Art Show will donate raffle proceeds and food donations from its event to Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center. The show will be held on October 8, 2020 from 11:30 AM-2:30 PM and October 9 from 3:00-5:00 PM at 29888 N. Tatum Boulevard, Cave Creek, Ariz. The hosts, Tatum Ranch Club and Tatum Ranch Artists, are offering a special lunch menu on October 8 and a special happy hour on October 9. Admission is free and attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food to support the food bank and the communities it serves.
For more information, call Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center at 480.488.1145. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek and 34501 Old Black Canyon Highway in Black Canyon City.
Shred-a-Thon to benefit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center
On Saturday, November 7, 2020 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the public is invited to participate in the eighth annual Shred-A-Thon. The shredding event will be held at Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center, which is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek, Ariz. Donations of cash, food and $20 grocery gift cards will benefit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center.
The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Spring Valley, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix.
Visit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center, at www.foothillsfoodbank.com or send an email to foothillsfoodbank@gmail.com. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek, Ariz., or call 480.488.1145.
The Tatum Ranch Art Show will donate raffle proceeds and food donations from its event to Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center. The show will be held on October 8, 2020 from 11:30 AM-2:30 PM and October 9 from 3:00-5:00 PM at 29888 N. Tatum Boulevard, Cave Creek, Ariz. The hosts, Tatum Ranch Club and Tatum Ranch Artists, are offering a special lunch menu on October 8 and a special happy hour on October 9. Admission is free and attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food to support the food bank and the communities it serves.
For more information, call Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center at 480.488.1145. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek and 34501 Old Black Canyon Highway in Black Canyon City.
Shred-a-Thon to benefit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center
On Saturday, November 7, 2020 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the public is invited to participate in the eighth annual Shred-A-Thon. The shredding event will be held at Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center, which is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek, Ariz. Donations of cash, food and $20 grocery gift cards will benefit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center.
The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, Mayer, Cordes Lakes, Spring Valley, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix.
Visit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center, at www.foothillsfoodbank.com or send an email to foothillsfoodbank@gmail.com. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek, Ariz., or call 480.488.1145.
Kiwanis Marketplace
