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November 17, 2001

Fish stocking a ‘first’ for Tempe Town Lake
After an unexpected delay caused by unseasonably high temperatures, Mayor Neil Giuliano and representatives of the Arizona Game and Fish Department plan to release 4,000 to 5,000 rainbow trout into Tempe Town Lake, stocking the lake with game fish for the very first time.
By Kris Baxter

The business of fishing: Luring more recreational dollars
Not only will Tempe improve the chances for Kyrene Corridor and other Valley anglers to catch a fish when city staff release trout into Tempe Town Lake—the city also will reel in more revenue.
By Kris Baxter

Gift buying have you stressed out? Help is on the way
It’s almost that time of year, when we join the caroling, toast the holidays and bring out the plastic. I’ve always been intrigued with how most of us have several months to buy holiday gifts and yet end up doing our shopping at the same time—the last minute.
By Melissa Hirschl

Meet your neighbor, Pam Goronkin
Hopes to parlay problem-solving skills into seat on Tempe Council
It was only a two-year stint, but Pam Goronkin says her term on Tempe’s Human Relations Commission yielded what amounted to a lifetime of experience, including the simple knack of involving people at all levels as a key to community problem solving.
By Don Kirkland

Corona cut short in bid for football playoffs
After suffering through consecutive seasons that were plagued with the unpleasant scent of mediocrity, the Corona del Sol High School varsity football team finally put together a winning season, only to be denied a playoff berth.
By Brian Gomez  

Techno-files
Poor mouse selection can nibble away at computer productivity
Despite its amazing potential, what your computer can deliver is only as good as what you, the user, put into it, and how well you communicate with it.
By Riley Gay

Pesky whiteflies can be controlled—if you act soon
If you have lived in the Kyrene Corridor for any length of time, you’re probably familiar with whiteflies
By Bill Mercer  

 

Truly ‘Titanic’ event launches Dec. 2
We’ve seen the movie, know the plot by heart and can instantly recognize the first haunting notes of the theme song
By Melissa Hirschl


At the Movies
with Mark Moorehead
Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone
For all appearances, Harry appears destined to record the most spectacular and highly profitable holiday season in movie-making history.

Temple to host Dec. 15 Chanukah celebration
The East Valley Jewish community will come together to celebrate Chanukah with Jewish music and song at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at Temple Beth Sholom, 3400 N. Dobson Road, Chandler

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