Drink Till You Become A Resident
It’s a New Year and I sort of resolved to be politically nicer this year. However…there are some stories that write themselves and I am duty-bound to let them do so. Former Cave Creek city councilman Adam Trenk seems like a nice guy. I chatted with him once a few years ago before he graduated […]
Suing The City Over Sereno
The attorney for one of the property owners in the Sereno Canyon development has filed a “notice of claim” with the City of Scottsdale, as a prelude to an almost-certain lawsuit. You may recall that the developer sold a handful of large lots in this rural, North Scottsdale development prior to the real estate bust […]
Ben Quayle’s Farewell
From Ben Quayle’s final (at least for now) constituent email: Late on Tuesday night, the House passed the Senate’s compromise package to avert the fiscal cliff. Although I wanted to have a compromise deal that I could support, I could not vote in favor of this bill. We all know Washington has a spending problem, […]