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What was once the country’s first and only Polynesian Dairy Queen is getting a second chance at life with this weekend’s opening of Oliver’s Modern American restaurant and lounge in
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The space where Oliver’s Modern American restaurant is set to open next month will feature parts of a former Scottsdale icon: a Polynesian-themed Dairy Queen.The Dairy Queen opened in the mid-1960s, when Tiki culture was at its peak, on the southwestern corner of 68th Street and McDowell Road. The corner also housed a Polynesian-themed condo unit and shopping center.