Sun Valley’s Abandoned Properties Issue
Abandoned properties occur when legal owners die, or the land was owned by companies that no longer exist. No one is now responsible for maintaining the land.
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The Realities of Our Rapidly Changing Immigration Landscape
While most immigrants come to the United States legally, doing things “the right way,” is complicated, expensive and full of roadblocks.
The Future of Mendoza’s
I sat down with Oliver Mendoza, the owner of Mendoza’s, and asked him a few questions to which he gave some amazing answers.
Minds and Motion Beyond the Classroom
Aaliyah Tiangco, a junior at Hug HS, says, “I feel supported because my counselor is always there and happy to help whenever anything is going on.”
Who were the 3 wise men who visited Jesus?
They have been imagined as Zoroastrian priests, astrologers and as kings. They have appeared in various forms in paintings, film, literature and song.
When a Hearing Aid Isn’t Enough
More older adults have turned to cochlear implants after Medicare expanded eligibility for the devices.
Sun Valley’s Bible Verse: An Analysis
Sun Valley residents with a keen eye may have noticed that the word “receive” on the sign is misspelled, and that Romans 10:9 doesn’t actually say this…
Is Sun Valley Considered a Food Desert?
The problem isn’t that we don’t have enough grocery stores reasonably close, it’s that they’re not close enough… not in Sun Valley, within walking or biking distance.
Alzheimer’s Disease: Hope On The Horizon
When a certain mood hits, I enjoy watching TED Talks on various subjects. Today was one of those days, and I found myself drawn to several videos about Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)…
Rainbow Umbrellas
You might have wondered, why do you see golf carts with rainbow umbrellas in them around Sun Valley? Well, believe it or not, people are selling food in them. Seems a little strange, but these people try to make their own money by being independent by selling food favorites.
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