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Relentless stickering and guerrilla marketing have made Digital Summer one of the Valley’s hottest bandsBy Benjamin LeathermanThursday, May 08It's a warm night in March, and the city of Scottsdale is under siege. Under cover of darkness, a fanatical force more than a dozen strong moves... More >>
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Home invasion: The Arizona Training Program at Coolidge is the only home some developmentally disabled people have knownBy Megan IrwinThursday, May 01Faye Arrington looked down at her 3-year-old twin sons, their tiny bodies curled toward each other like a pair of parentheses. She thought they... More >> -
Steve Kerr's been beating the odds his whole lifeBy Paul RubinThursday, April 24The preppy blond guy whose career highlights in the NBA and for the Arizona Wildcats equal basketball legend is relaxing at a Phoenix sports... More >> -
Kerr's legendary momentsBy Paul RubinThursday, April 24• Six straight first-half three-pointers as UA routed ASU in 1988. • A series-winning shot with Michael Jordan's Bulls in game 6 of... More >>
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Green Fatigue: Is anyone else sick and tired of eco-chic?By New Times staffThursday, April 17Welcome to Phoenix New Times' first Green Issue! Not. This week's paper won't feature a photo spread of all-organic fashions worn by sinewy... More >>
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Broward - Palm Beach
Mi Casa Is Not Tu Casa
Protesters say illegals take our jobs, bring in leprosy, and, grrr, sell ice cream from bicycles
By Deirdra Funcheon
Let's get one thing straight: The protesters who gather outside the El Sol Day Labor Center in... More >>
Cleveland
A career con man brings his talents to Cleveland’s art world
By Lisa Rab
Six years ago, Zachary Coleman looked like a godsend to the founders of Arts Collinwood. They... More >>
Dallas
Dallas' The Bridge Homeless Center's Progressive Approach May Actually Make a Difference
With a no-hassles approach to panhandlers, Dallas' new shelter hopes to kill homelessness with kindness
By Naomi Zeveloff
The southern edge of downtown Dallas has grown quiet and dank before tonight’s storm, and... More >>
Denver
This Guardian Angel Bleeds Red
Sebastian Metz's heart is in the right place. If only his brain and body could follow.
By Luke Turf
Four Guardian Angels meet in the 1400 block of Ogden Street at dusk for their weekly march up... More >>
Houston
Chess Masters at UT-Brownsville
An open-admissions university has become a national powerhouse in the collegiate game.
By Chris Vogel
Nadya Ortiz's natural instinct is to attack. But for the moment, she must bide... More >>
Kansas City
The Shawnee Mission East class of '08 loves its gay homecoming king
By Jen Chen
On a cold February night, the Shawnee Mission East gym is packed. It's Senior Night, and the... More >>
Miami
The Shooting of Estefano
One of Miami's best-known songwriters was nearly killed in a possible contract hit.
By Tamara Lush
Fabio "Estefano" Salgado drove his midnight blue Aston Martin convertible down Biscayne... More >>
San Francisco
Punk Family Values
Meet the Rosenthals: two generations of art stars in one six-story warehouse.
By Jennifer Maerz
Carola Anderson carries a pitcher of limeade through her sprawling SOMA home affectionately... More >>
St. Louis
Radio Active: What has Patty Wente done to create such a meltdown at KWMU?
By Chad Garrison
The University of Missouri-St. Louis is looking into questions surrounding the management and... More >>
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New Times Earns 17 Arizona Press Club awards
Mon May 12, 1:36 PM
By John Dickerson New Times founder and executive editor Michael Lacey was honored over the weekend with the Arizona Press Club’s Distinguished Service Award. The lifetime accolade was given for Lacey’s 38 years as a writer, editor... More >>
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Sarah Fenske’s in dogged pursuit of maternal instinct
Thursday, May 08By the time my mother was my age, she'd already had three children. Me, I've yet to figure out how to keep a plant alive. This has been freaking... More>>
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Letters from the issue of Thursday, May 8, 2008
Thursday, May 08DYING SUNS It wasn't Kerr's fault: Okay, it's over for the Phoenix Suns, but I still think your story on Steve Kerr was an important one to tell... More>>
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The Mexican on COPS, Latin romance, and defeating racism with wit
Thursday, May 08Whenever I see COPS, why is it that every time a cop tries to pull over a Mexican for a bad tail light or some other minor infraction, it turns... More>>
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