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Thank you to all who helped out with painting the first of two murals over the past weekend. The second will be completed on Saturday at our Day of Action. There is still time to get involved, either through donations or volunteering, visit https://t.co/cZbrw1btJi
The transformation of the I.G. Homes Branch of Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley - @bgcarizona is already remarkable. Some of the signature elements of our Community Project each year are murals designed by Sara Altieri, M.A. of Green Heart Gallery (https://t.co/btXqbWYdwN)
We are less than a week away from our Day of Action, coming up on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the I.G. Homes Branch of Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley - @bgcarizona at 1601 W. Sherman St. in Phoenix. Thank you to our ever-growing list of sponsors for their support.
A huge thank you to L.R. Cowan Concrete Co., Inc.; Riggs Companies; S.R. Forstie Painting; Sun Valley Masonry and Vulcan Fence LLC. for all of their efforts. To get involved in this year's Community Project, visit https://t.co/cZbrw1btJi
We are so excited about the progress already being made at the I.G. Homes Branch of the @BGCArizona. Concrete is being poured, steel posts are being raised, and the building is being prepped for painting. All of these efforts are taking place before the Day of Action on Nov. 14.
This year, we are supporting @bgcarizona the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley. Our Day of Action is coming up on November 14, so sign up to volunteer or lend your support at https://t.co/cZbrw1btJi
Once again, we'd like to express our sincere gratitude for all of the companies and individuals who have become sponsors for our 2026 Community Project. This endeavor strives to make a real impact on organizations in our community that do so much for so many.
As we get closer to our Day of Action, we’d like to recognize one of our Platinum Sponsors, L.R. Cowan Concrete Co. They have provided some outstanding service and have gone above and beyond to make this year’s Community Project a huge success. Thank you.
As a reminder, the date for our Community Project Day of Action has been moved to Saturday, November 14 at the Boys & Girls Club of the Valley I.G. Homes Branch at 1601 W. Sherman St. in Phoenix. For info and to register to volunteer or support, visit https://t.co/cZbrw1btJi
What an insightful morning! As always, thank you to our Friday Morning Breakfast signature sponsor
@apsFYI. Our next scheduled Friday Morning Breakfast is November 20, plus join us on November 14 for the 39th Annual Community Project.
Oberholtzer: We have created our own enemy through AI or what she called, "artificial information." The power situation is the real problem when it comes to data centers.
Vaz: The main issue with data centers is the standpoint of trying to manage them like a box. She shares a point that it can be compared to wanting your phone to work, but not wanting the wireless to be built by your house.
Oberholtzer: There's a lot at stake regarding data centers. The struggle that we are all facing is that data centers are not new to us, if there is a true negative impact then we need to know that.
Galvin steers the conversation towards Prop 207 issues. Oberholtzer starts by sharing her insights on the proposition and how her and her partners address the waivers to their clients.
Hayes talks about the success of golf courses and how most are ready for redevelopment. He brings up the Cottonfields Golf course in Southwest Phoenix as a prime example of successful rezoning.
Oberholtzer: The goals have to align and there has to be a common will. The evolution of the city's understanding will lead to the passing of more codes.