Apr
23
2008
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Written by Carolin Benjamin
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
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If you are seeking acupuncture in the Gold Canyon and East Phoenix Valley area, check out the local practice of Jim Burnis M.Ac. Dipl. Ac (NCCAOM), Acupuncture Alternatives, LLC. Jim specializes in acupuncture and Chinese herbs. He divides his time between his local Gold Canyon practice and also at Banner Baywood Hospital in Mesa, Arizona. He an be reached at http://www.acualt.com/, or by calling 480-671-5178, or e-mailing
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Apr
23
2008
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Written by Carolin Benjamin
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
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Rejuvenation Institute of Gold Canyon has come to Gold Canyon. Dr. Carol McCalment , Chief Medical Officer, the owner, has a MD, as well as a NMD. The clinic is located at 6022 S Kings Ranch Road in Gold Canyon. You can reach them at 480-671-0879. In addition to the owner, Dr McCalment, there are also two other NMDs, Dr Joanne Feaster and Dr Carol Spooner. The clinic is trained in conventional medicine as well as natural medicine, and includes all modalities such as botanical medicine, homeopathy, nutritional IV therapy, spinal manipulation, nutritional counseling, and acupuncture. They work with natural medicines, but are licensed to write prescriptions when needed. For first timers they offer a free 20 minute consultation that allows someone new to the clinic, or to naturopathic medicine to meet them and feel comfortable. This clinic will be a really good new addition to the Gold Canyon Arizona medical community services. |
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Feb
26
2008
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Written by Carolin Benjamin
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008 |
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 Springtime in Arizona means the "Cactus League" gets underway. If you are in the Gold Canyon area, baseball is only about a half hour / hour, or so away. Cheap ticket prices, pleasant surroundings, typical sunny wonderful weather. Baseball at its finest.
Spring training games begin in the “Cactus League” on Wednesday, February 27 with multiple games every day through March 27.
Click here for information about spring 2008 baseball games, as well as how to buy tickets in both the Phoenix and Tucson areas.
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Nov
06
2007
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Written by Carolin Benjamin
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Tuesday, 06 November 2007 |
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Every year beginning about October the "snowbird" season begins in Gold Canyon Arizona. A migration begins of approximately 30,000 "seasonal visitors" arriving to the area. As predictable as a migrating duck, (and called "snow birds" with affection) these people arrive and enjoy all the beauty of the Superstition Mountains, the wonderful warm weather and seasonal activities. Businesses enjoy a burst of additional activity. Some businesses notice a particular spike in certain activities. Local restaurant owners report that "snowbirds love to go out for breakfast". Many of these "snowbirds" have homes in the local area, but in the hot summer months they migrate back to their northern homes, returning to their Arizona home in the fall and staying through spring to enjoy the weather, while the folks back home are shoveling snow and braving the cold. Welcome back "snowbirds"!
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Nov
06
2007
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Written by Carolin Benjamin
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Tuesday, 06 November 2007 |
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Classes such as "How to Put the Wow into Your Yard", "Winter Flower and Vegetable Gardening in the Desert" and "Container Gardening" among others will be taught in the coming next few weeks at Central Arizona's College campus on Old West Highway in Apache Junction Arizona. These classes are wonderful for Gold Canyon area residents who are new to Arizona and unfamiliar with the plants that do best here in the desert. For more information contact Joel Beck at 480-677-7721 at Central Arizona College. |
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