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Cultural Foundation announces new officers New offi cers are in place for the Chandler Cultural Foundation’s 2011-12
season.
David Woodruff is the incoming chairman of the board, replacing Ernie Serrano, Jr., who served as chairman from 2008 to 2011. Woodruff, who has served on the Chandler Cultural Foundation Board of Directors since 2009, held the positions of vice chairman and a member of the board’s Fundraising Committee. He currently holds the position of manager of business development for Chandler Regional and Mercy Gilbert Medical Centers. Rich Frazier is vice-chair, Anne DeRose is secretary and Steena Murray is treasurer.
The Chandler Cultural Foundation facilitates programming and funds development for the Chandler Center for the Arts, which ensures that visual and live performance arts are accessible to everyone in the community. “I am honored to serve as the chairman of the Chandler Cultural Foundation,” says Woodruff. “Chandler Center for the Arts is an icon in our community, and I am committed to continuing the success that our mission asks of us. We have a strong and dedicated board and talented staff members, all working together to ensure ongoing success.”
Chandler Center for the Arts is located in historic downtown Chandler on the northwest corner of Arizona Avenue and Chandler Boulevard and is jointly owned by the City of Chandler and Chandler Unifi ed School District. The center relies on a variety of funding sources to underwrite its costs to host internationally acclaimed artists, educate the community’s young audiences, support the creation of community programs and maintain its state-of-the-art facility.
Memberships to the center help support year-round programs and may be purchased at
www.chandlercenter.org.
July 16 - August 5, 2011 19 BOGO at Safe Comm
Safe Communications is the fi rst Cricket Premier store in Southern Chandler, now open at 2040 S. Alma School Rd., Suite 6, on the southwest corner at Germann.
Summer specials include a buy one phone, get one free for a limited time, or get a free Android phone with a trade-in when switching to Cricket. Safe Communications also does not require signed contracts. For details, call 480-855-6631.
Drive-thru recycling at United Fibers
Recycle newspaper, computer paper, cardboard, plastic containers and now used clothing at United Fibers, considered to be the largest buy-back recycling center in Arizona.
They say they pay “top cash” for foil, trays, pet food cans, magazines, junk mail, brown paper bags, phone books, boxes, chip board, gift boxes, shipping boxes, food containers and plastic with PETE 1 (PET) and HDPE 2 plastic logos stamped on the container bottom. Containers must be washed out and clean of all liquids or contaminates. In addition, United Fibers will pay a nickel per pound for all clothing, shoes and garments regardless of condition or style with a coupon from their ad. The drive-through, buy-back recycling
center is open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday at 390 E. Ray Rd. in Chandler. Call 480-726-0001 for details or to learn which items are not accepted, visit www.unitedfi
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