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Take 4 for free at Downtown library
Four upcoming events at the Chandler
Downtown Library include free discus- sions on patio do-overs, estate planning and mayors’ tales. A “Foreclosure Avoidance” panel con-
sisting of a lawyer, a lender, a broker, a negotiator and a certified public accoun- tant will offer free advice to homeowners on loan modifications, short sales, gov- ernment programs and more at 6:30 p.m. Wed., March 21. The “Dream Patio Makeover Workshop”
Mayor Jay Tibshraeny at Hancock Elementary
given by Decorating Den Interiors is an interactive workshop that includes a before-and-after slide show, decorating style quiz and numerous samples of deco- rating items. The class runs from 10 to 11 a.m. Sat., March 24.
“Taking the Boring Out of Estate Planning,” is presented by the Society for
Financial Awareness, 2 to 3 p.m. Sat., March 24. Find out exactly what estate planning is and gain insight into why it is so crucial. “Chandler Mayors’ Stories,” another installment of the speaker series, begins
at 6:30 p.m. Tue., April 3. Mayor Jay Tibshraeny and former Mayor Coy Payne discuss their experiences
growing up in Chandler and how they came to serve on the City Council. Tibshraeny led the city from 1994 to 2002, and 2011 to the present; while Payne served from 1990 to 1994. Each arrived in the mayor’s seat through a dif- ferent set of circumstances and their stories provide an interesting contrast, while revealing the city’s rich historical diversity. The library is at 22 S. Delaware St., Chandler. For additional information, call 480-821-1080.
Neighbors
www.SanTanSun.com Get in shape with bootcamp The next session for Tammy Mills Fitness Bootcamp begins Mon., April 2, giving par-
ticipants time to get in shape before swimsuit season. The four-week program, held at Folley Memorial Park at 601 E. Frye Rd. in Chandler,
caters to all fitness levels. One-hour morning and afternoon sessions are available, begin- ning at 5:30 a.m. or 5:30 p.m., and the group meets three times per week. It’s “an excellent way to burn a lot of calories and burn them fast,” says Certified
Personal Trainer Tammy Mills. “You’ll get to work your entire body in a relatively short period of time ... You’ll learn different exercises and experience camaraderie like none other.” Participants can set their own pace for workouts. “Boot Camp workouts are very efficient because you integrate strength training with car-
dio while also working on endurance,” adds Mills. “In Boot Camp, you’re also encour- aged to push yourself to surpass your goals and increase your performance to get the best results of your life.” To reserve a spot, call 480-225-3996, email
tammy@tammymillsfitness.com or visit
www.tammymillsfitness.com for more information.
Meet Republicans over coffee SanTan Sun area residents are invited to a candidate coffee hosted by the Chandler
Republican Women from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sat., March 31. The meeting is at the home of Jamie and Sue Sossaman in Queen Creek. Attendees can meet and talk to 6th District congressional candidates Kirk Adams and
Matt Salmon and David Bushman and Travis Grantham from the 9th District; and District 20 Arizona state Reps. Jeff Dial and Bob Robson and District 21’s Tom Forese and JD Mesnard. To confirm attendance and get directions, call Karen Horne by March 28 at 480-883-
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