There was a price change on Dave and Mindys house. They just lowered it to $169,900. Smokin' deal!!
Monday, April 7, 2008
Friday, April 4, 2008
I am sick about it.....
LOST!!
DIGITAL CAMERA FELL OFF BACK OF CAR IN OR AROUND WEBB CIRCLE ON
4-4-08 AROUND 10:30AM. IF FOUND, PLEASE DO THE RIGHT THING AND RETURN IT-NO QUESTIONS ASKED. THERE ARE IRREPLACEABLE PICTURES ON IT! THANKS!
DIGITAL CAMERA FELL OFF BACK OF CAR IN OR AROUND WEBB CIRCLE ON
4-4-08 AROUND 10:30AM. IF FOUND, PLEASE DO THE RIGHT THING AND RETURN IT-NO QUESTIONS ASKED. THERE ARE IRREPLACEABLE PICTURES ON IT! THANKS!
Tell your kids to watch out for my camera. It is very small and compact and I am almost positive some little kids on bikes "found" it. We looked EVERYWHERE and it was no where to be found but there were a ton of kids biking around the neighborhood. If you hear of anything, let me know. smurkov@aol.com
Maren
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Home based preschools
Lisa M. in PC South is looking for a good home based preschool in the area. I know a lot of you have kids in preschools out here. Share where you take them with us!
Lisa, I know of one lady that lives in San Tan Heights that is AMAZING! My nephews go to her and she is just great. Let me know if you want more info on her!
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
House for sale!
NEED A WORKSHOP AND A LARGE YARD? GREAT 4 BEDROOM 2.5 BATH HOME FOR
SALE BY OWNER for only $169,900
Don't let a lease agreement hold you back.
Buy a great house for less than we paid 3 years ago!
4 bd 2 1/2 ba, large bedrooms, 10 x 15 and 10 x16 plus master and one other 3 living areas, living, family and bonus. 3 years old 2250 sq ft, great floor plan wood flooring 2.5 car fully insulated garage including door. Great for workshop with lots of extra elecrical, doesn't get too hot, plus two large vehicles. Garage extends 4 feet extra in length and 5 feet extra in width. Lot size 66 X 120. Back yard extends 47 feet past back patio, plus 25-foot side yard with 10-foot gate Selling agent welcome for a 3% comission. Willing to address other concerns Motivated to sell Seller pays closing costs. Don't let a leasing contract hold you back. May pay break lease fees, plus other financing ideas. Call for more information. David or Mindy Smith 480-357-3752, Cell 480-993-4281
Buy a great house for less than we paid 3 years ago!
4 bd 2 1/2 ba, large bedrooms, 10 x 15 and 10 x16 plus master and one other 3 living areas, living, family and bonus. 3 years old 2250 sq ft, great floor plan wood flooring 2.5 car fully insulated garage including door. Great for workshop with lots of extra elecrical, doesn't get too hot, plus two large vehicles. Garage extends 4 feet extra in length and 5 feet extra in width. Lot size 66 X 120. Back yard extends 47 feet past back patio, plus 25-foot side yard with 10-foot gate Selling agent welcome for a 3% comission. Willing to address other concerns Motivated to sell Seller pays closing costs. Don't let a leasing contract hold you back. May pay break lease fees, plus other financing ideas. Call for more information. David or Mindy Smith 480-357-3752, Cell 480-993-4281
Sleep a little better tonight.....
This was in the Tribune last week and we wanted everyone to know about it if you hadnt heard about it yet. To be completely honest, there was a picture of him in the newspaper and he is a normal looking 24 year old. That makes it even worse. You cant be too sure now a days.
A suspected serial child molester was arrested near Queen Creek on Wednesday night after one of his alleged victims spotted him at a park and neighbors chased him down, authorities said.
Pinal County Sheriff Chris Vazquez said Matthew Alan Clack, 24, was arrested by deputies after a 13-year-old victim from a July molestation and attempted kidnapping case recognized Clack at a Pecan Creek neighborhood park and yelled out "that’s him."
"When she did, several citizens went in a foot chase of him — chasing him in and around houses," he said. "They dialed 911 and after a very fast response time from deputies in that area, we were able to help the citizens to apprehend Clack."
Over the summer, a series of molestations and attempted kidnappings took place in the Castlegate and Pecan Creek neighborhoods in an unincorporated area east of Queen Creek.
"Ever since the initial incident happened in July the community has really been on alert," Vasquez said. "They can now, I believe, breathe a sigh of relief that a child predator is no longer roaming the streets."
Clack may be responsible for at least five attempted or actual molestations in the Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek and Mesa areas, Vasquez said.
"Based on our interview with him, he admitted that he does have a serious problem, and he admitted to as many as five attempts or actual molestations," he said.
Clack was booked into Pinal County Jail on felony charges of sexual assault and attempted kidnapping for the July case.
Dena Larsen, the blockwatch coordinator for Pecan Creek, said she got goose bumps when she heard about the arrest.
"The fact that there was an arrest made, solidified to me, that we do have dangerous things happening out there, and we can’t turn a blind eye," she said. "I’m glad there’s another person off the street that’s causing harm."
Larsen, a mother of two young girls, said she hopes some residents in the area see this as an "eye-opener" because she’s seen little supervision of children in the neighborhood.
"Parents need to look at what is lurking out there," she said. "There is a risk, and it’s right here in our own backyard."
Vasquez called this case "a prime example of a community working together with law enforcement" and said neighbors who helped catch Clack "should be proud of themselves."
Vasquez said his department, along with other agencies, are trying to track down others Clack may have attacked. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Lisa Swinton at (520) 866-5149.
Pinal County Sheriff Chris Vazquez said Matthew Alan Clack, 24, was arrested by deputies after a 13-year-old victim from a July molestation and attempted kidnapping case recognized Clack at a Pecan Creek neighborhood park and yelled out "that’s him."
"When she did, several citizens went in a foot chase of him — chasing him in and around houses," he said. "They dialed 911 and after a very fast response time from deputies in that area, we were able to help the citizens to apprehend Clack."
Over the summer, a series of molestations and attempted kidnappings took place in the Castlegate and Pecan Creek neighborhoods in an unincorporated area east of Queen Creek.
"Ever since the initial incident happened in July the community has really been on alert," Vasquez said. "They can now, I believe, breathe a sigh of relief that a child predator is no longer roaming the streets."
Clack may be responsible for at least five attempted or actual molestations in the Johnson Ranch, Queen Creek and Mesa areas, Vasquez said.
"Based on our interview with him, he admitted that he does have a serious problem, and he admitted to as many as five attempts or actual molestations," he said.
Clack was booked into Pinal County Jail on felony charges of sexual assault and attempted kidnapping for the July case.
Dena Larsen, the blockwatch coordinator for Pecan Creek, said she got goose bumps when she heard about the arrest.
"The fact that there was an arrest made, solidified to me, that we do have dangerous things happening out there, and we can’t turn a blind eye," she said. "I’m glad there’s another person off the street that’s causing harm."
Larsen, a mother of two young girls, said she hopes some residents in the area see this as an "eye-opener" because she’s seen little supervision of children in the neighborhood.
"Parents need to look at what is lurking out there," she said. "There is a risk, and it’s right here in our own backyard."
Vasquez called this case "a prime example of a community working together with law enforcement" and said neighbors who helped catch Clack "should be proud of themselves."
Vasquez said his department, along with other agencies, are trying to track down others Clack may have attacked. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Lisa Swinton at (520) 866-5149.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Moving boxes
Anyone have any lying around the house? The Hendricks' are needing some to help with their move in the next couple weeks. Contact them if you have any.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Join us for the
FIRST ANNUAL HARMON ELEMENTARY HEALTH & WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday, April 2nd
from 4:30-6:00 P.M.
There will be numerous health and fitness booths, screenings, activities and ideas, facts, healthy snacks, and several FREE drawings.Pinal County Sheriff's Department will be sharing information on bike safety and stranger danger. They will also be offering fingerprinting. Rural Metro Fire Department will be on hand to check and properly install car seats.
There will be numerous health and fitness booths, screenings, activities and ideas, facts, healthy snacks, and several FREE drawings.Pinal County Sheriff's Department will be sharing information on bike safety and stranger danger. They will also be offering fingerprinting. Rural Metro Fire Department will be on hand to check and properly install car seats.
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