20 Oct. 17 - Nov. 6, 2009
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Chandler gets Subaru dealership
The Subaru Superstore of Chandler is architectural glazing, granite surfaces,
scheduled to open Nov. 1 on 7 acres at wood veneer furnishings and leather
the Chandler 202 Auto Park, providing upholstery.
SanTan Sun area residents with the The building will feature many green
largest selection of new and pre-owned amenities including skylights, automatic
Subarus in the Southwest. The company light switches, waterless urinals and use of
invested more than $10 million into the eco-friendly recycled materials. The store
new 38,000-square-foot, LEED-certifi ed will also offer Wi-Fi access throughout.
Superstore that will be staffed with 30 to 35 “We congratulate Bud Thurston and
new employees. Richard Cvijanovich on the pending
“For us to make a $10 million-plus opening this year of the Subaru Superstore
investment decision to build a new in Chandler,” says Tony Graziano,
dealership in today’s environment, the
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southwest regional vice president for
brand had to be right for the market,” says
NEW ADDITION: The Subaru Superstore of Chandler will open next month at the Chandler 202
Subaru of America, Inc. “Their track record
Bud Thurston, co-owner of the family-
Auto Park.
of providing excellent customer service is
owned and operated Subaru Superstore of Chandler. something that will be key in our expansion in this market. It is the right time to
The exterior fi nishes include metallic surfaces, natural slate and an all-glass expand … with a conveniently located, state-of-the-art facility. We look forward to
view into the showroom. The interior architecture provides high, open spaces a long and successful relationship.”
with extensive sight lines between areas over polished black fl oors. The materials The Chandler 202 Auto Park is located on Gilbert Road north of the Loop 202
used throughout the facility include natural slate, cherry hardwood fl ooring, Freeway and south of Pecos Road. For more info, visit
www.subaru.com.
Deadline nears for child abuse workshop Still time for free
Health care professionals signing up for a seminar Approximately 3 million cases of child abuse are
bratwurst
to protect preadolescent children from child abuse reported every year in the U.S. Experts estimate that
have until Mon., Oct. 19 to register. The program takes the actual number of incidents of abuse and neglect is
East Valley firefighters who present their
place from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon., Nov. 9 in Mercy three times greater than reported.
identifi cation at Von Hanson’s Meats & Spirits, the
Gilbert Medical Center’s Medical Offi ce Building. The seminar costs $75 per person, and a continental
“New Old Fashioned Meat Market,” receive a free
During the workshop, experts in law enforcement, breakfast and lunch are included.
pound of bratwurst through the end of October.
social services and the medical industry present a Mercy Gilbert Medical Center is located at 3420 S.
Von Hanson’s, located at 2390 N. Alma School Rd.,
variety of topics to help health care professionals Mercy Blvd. in Gilbert. To register, call 877-728-5414.
is honoring fi refi ghters in celebration of Fire Safety
recognize the signs of child abuse and the steps
and Prevention month.
needed to facilitate the child’s care and safety.
For more information, call 480-917-2525 or go to
www.vonhansons.com.
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