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"Crisis in Arizona: Families Struggle for Nutrition During Shutdown"
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Phoenix Pulse
Nov 3, 2025
For the past three years, Jeanette Alvarado, 50, has relied on St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix to ensure her children have enough to eat since her husband's passing. She still works five days a week, but the loss of income has led her to seek assistance from the food bank and potentially apply for SNAP benefits. |
Aris underwent life-changing brain surgery at Phoenix Children's Hospital to treat her epilepsy and has been seizure-free for a year. Prior to the surgery, Aris was experiencing multiple seizures daily and her quality of life was severely impacted. The surgery successfully removed the portion of her brain responsible for the seizures, allowing her to lead a normal, seizure-free life. Aris' story highlights the effectiveness of specialized pediatric care for children with epilepsy. Read More... |
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Trivia Question❓The city of Phoenix, Arizona is known for its scorching hot temperatures. On what date did Phoenix reach its all-time record high temperature of 122 degrees Fahrenheit? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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This weekend in Phoenix, there are various events to enjoy, including the First Friday Art Walk, Canal Convergence: Showtime, BlakTinx Dance Festival, Phoenix/Tempe Water Lantern Festival, WayneFest, Kids Day at PHX Art, and concerts and performances at various venues. Visitors can also explore art exhibits such as "Funny Business: Photography and Humor" at Phoenix Art Museum and "Desert Pulse" at Desert Botanical Garden. From live music to family-friendly activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Phoenix this weekend. Don't miss out on the exciting events happening throughout the city. |
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Q: What are some popular attractions in Phoenix, Arizona? A: The Grand Canyon, Camelback Mountain, and Desert Botanical Garden are popular attractions in Phoenix. Q: What is the weather like in Phoenix, Arizona? A: Phoenix has a hot desert climate with extremely hot summers and mild winters. Q: What are some outdoor activities to do in Phoenix, Arizona? A: Hiking in the nearby mountains, exploring the Sonoran Desert, and golfing on championship courses are popular outdoor activities in Phoenix. |
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According to a survey conducted by WalletHub, holiday spending is expected to reach an average of $2830 per household. This increase in spending is due to families feeling financial pressures as they navigate through the holiday season. The survey also found that more than half of the respondents believe their finances will be affected by holiday spending, with many planning to use credit cards to cover their expenses. Additionally, many families are expected to prioritize gifts and travel over other expenses during the holiday season. Read More... |
Desert Refillery is a zero-waste store located near Central Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix. The store emphasizes sustainability by offering refillable home and beauty products. Customers are required to bring their own containers, weigh them at the register, fill them with product, and then pay. The majority of items sold at Desert Refillery come from small businesses. The store also provides a space for local vendors to sell their products. The managing partner, Tiffany Skoyen, focuses on promoting eco-friendly product swaps to reduce single-use plastic. Additionally, Desert Refillery offers a clothing swap event to encourage sustainable fashion practices. |
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💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Phoenix reached its all-time record high temperature of 122 degrees Fahrenheit on June 26, 1990. |