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Born in Illinois, Scott Stahl moved to Arizona with his young family in 1974. He worked as an Arizona Highway Patrolman and traveled to many locations on Arizona's highways. From Holbrook to Yuma and Kingman to Portal he experienced many of Arizona's national and state treasures first hand. In 2000 he got a temporary gig as a graphic designer for Arizona State Parks that lasted for seven years and turned into an art director's position. He loves Arizona and is concerned that the state could lose those treasures. Contact him at rscottstahl@gmail.com.

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Papago Park in Phoenix is a place with a great deal of Arizona History.

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

Located at 625 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, Arizona. Papago Park was in fact Arizona State Parks first park and was sold at public auction to the city...
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Ironman 2009 - Tempe, Arizona where you witness drive, intensity and dedication

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

This is competitive sports to the extreme. If you haven't ever had the opportunity to witness one in person you should put it on your list of...
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Some of Arizona's great ideas: Lost Dutchman State Park and Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park

A short drive, (42 miles) from Central and Washington, downtown Phoenix. A place to hike, enjoy nature, camp or...
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State treasures (people and jobs) have been lost through budget cuts and layoffs

Since 2008 the budget crisis in this country has caused a great many tragedies. One of the tragedies in Arizona is the loss of people and their jobs....
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