Archive for April, 2009

Apr. 24, 2009 The Arizona Republic Arizona’s largest water park is scheduled to open in mid-June in north Phoenix with thrilling water rides and yes, shade. Wet ‘n’ Wild Phoenix will feature 30 slides on more than 35 acres in north Phoenix. Wet ‘n’ Wild Phoenix, owned by the Village Roadshow, a Melbourne, Australia-based business, [...]

Short sales is a hot buzz phrase. Some sellers who decide that their home won’t sell at the price they had imagined often start to wonder if they should do a short sale. A short sale doesn’t always solve problems, but it most assuredly can create problems. Short sales are not the “saving grace” some [...]

By now, newspapers and media have dissected the reasons for the recession, from the onset of sub-prime loans to the loss of jobs, value in stocks, malfeasance of heads of financial institutions, results of deregulation, etc. Arizona unwillingly shares its place in the top 4 states for foreclosures,

Andrew Giddings, a senior systems analyst for University Students Initiatives Technology Services at Arizona State University helps more than 2,000 people across 4 campuses do their jobs in enrollment services and student affairs. It’s an opportunity he earned largely because of the Cisco

Chandler hopes lab provides a boost. Covance swapped it original Price Corridor land for a 77-acre parcel near Chandler Municipal Airport at Gilbert and Ryan Roads. Covance began construction of its $175 million, 288,000-square-foot facility in July 2007.