46 August 6 - 19, 2011
Hungry Monk, ICAN team up for wing wars
Come for wings and give to a great cause during the Ultimate Wing Wars challenge at The Hungry Monk, a sports-themed, family friendly pub in Chandler. For every wing purchased from Aug. 13 to Sept. 3, Hungry Monk, which also offers a range of craft beers, will donate a percentage of proceeds to ICAN, a community-based youth program that builds self-confidence and healthy decision-making skills. To support ICAN, Hungry Monk’s goal is to sell more than 10,000 wings by serving their buffalo, Cajun, barbeque, honey hot, lemon pepper, honey mustard, roasted garlic, sweet & sour, teriyaki and Thai peanut chicken appetizers. In addition, hungry teams of wing slinging eaters can compete from 2 to 4 p.m. every Saturday to eat hot and mild wings. Local businesses, clubs and schools are encouraged to sign up and show they can “take the heat” while supporting the ICAN cause.
The Hungry Monk is located at 1760 W. Chandler Blvd. in Chandler, and is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sign up by calling 480-963-8000; or for information about The Hungry Monk, visit
www.hungrymonkaz.com.
Coast to Coast football registration deadline nears
Regular registration is open through Sat., Aug. 13, with late registration available Aug. 14 through 21 for Coast to Coast’s NFL Youth and Adult Fall 2011 Flag Football leagues.
The season runs Sept. 10 through Nov. 5 with an end-of-season tournament held Sat., Nov. 12. All games are played in Gilbert.
Age divisions for those as of Sept. 1 are 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-11, 12-14 and 15-17 with men’s and women’s adult divisions as well.
Fees are $85 per player for youth and $500 per team for adults, which includes eight to 10 regular season games; an NFL flag jersey for youth players and flags; end of season tournament for all teams; championship trophies for youth divisions and cash prizes for adult divisions.
Register online at
www.coast2coastfootball.com or call 480-988-0641.
Neighbors
www.SanTanSun.com Connect with Chandler’s Irish roots
For those with Irish backgrounds or anyone interested in learning more about Ireland, one of Chandler’s prominent families of Irish descent will be featured as the Chandler Irish Cultural Council (CICC) hosts its second free Irish Connection Education Evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Tue., Aug. 23 at Chandler’s McCullough-Price House, 300 S. Chandler Village Dr., north of the Chandler Fashion Center in Chandler.
Guest speaker will be Tim Ryan of Chandler, who will discuss the experience of being Irish in Arizona and how it affected his life. Ryan is the son of Dr. Joe and Pat Ryan of Chandler, and is the seventh child from a family of 11. Tim attended St. Mary-Basha Catholic Elementary, Seton Catholic High School and received his law degree from the University of Arizona. Tim is currently a family court judge who stays active in the community through the Chandler Historical Society and other local events. The Chandler and Tullamore, Ireland Sister Cities organization, created in 2008, strives to cultivate and maintain a strong reciprocal relationship between the cities of
Chandler and Tullamore, encouraging cultural understanding, community involvement and economic development. The nonprofit is a member of Sister Cities International.
The event is free and open to the public. RSVP to Chandler.Tullamore@
gmail.com or call 480-600-8509. For more information, search CICC Irish at
www.facebook.com or visit
www.chandlerirish.org.
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