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Survivor of Arizona hot air balloon crash on 'long road of rehabilitation,' parents say - Vimarsana News

Survivor of Arizona hot air balloon crash on 'long road of rehabilitation,' parents say

Valerie Stutterheim of Scottsdale suffered a brain injury and multiple broken bones. A fundraiser seeks to alleviate rehabilitation and care costs.

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Peterson calls workers local businesses' top concern | - Vimarsana News

Peterson calls workers local businesses' top concern |

The No. 1 concern for Gilbert businesses right now is workforce, according to Mayor Brigette Peterson.

Phoenix Forge makerspace opens near Grand Avenue Arts District - Vimarsana News

Phoenix Forge makerspace opens near Grand Avenue Arts District

Phoenix Forge makerspace opens near Grand Avenue Arts District (Photo Credit: Phoenix Forge) Gateway Community College officially opened its community makerspace near the Grand Avenue Arts District last week with the tools and equipment to help inventors bring their ideas to life. Phoenix Forge, located at 535 W. Van Buren Street, is a partnership between Gateway Community College, ASU, the City of Phoenix, APS and the U.S. Economic Development Administration to provide access to a community space, software and training for the public, ASU and Maricopa County Community College District studen...

An Update on the Former Rose Johnson Mural Space, a New Makerspace Opens, and More - Vimarsana News

An Update on the Former Rose Johnson Mural Space, a New Makerspace Opens, and More

Desert Botanical Garden New Outdoor Art Several new outdoor artworks are being installed around metro Phoenix this month. Tempe Public Art commissioned Roy Wasson Valle to create a piece on a clear wall at the Tempe Center for the Arts sculpture garden, which will be visible from The Gallery at TCA and the path running along Tempe Town Lake. An installation titled Water will be on view at Desert Botanical Garden starting on February 23. Created by Natasha Lisitsa and Daniel Schultz of Waterlily Pond Studio, the piece spans 100 feet and was made with materials that include 8,000 colored woode...