NoPho Neighborhoods, Schools & Events
Anthem Community Council will hold a public meeting Tuesday, Oct. 15 to discuss budget plans for next year. Residents are welcome to attend. An information packet outlining the proposed budget has been posted to council’s website.
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Despite a thumbs down from a neighborhood planning committee, the City of Phoenix Planning Commission voted June 6 to approve a request to rezone 55 acres adjacent to Anthem’s Circle Mountain neighborhood and the Post Office, to allow 170 homes. The request now goes before Phoenix City Council for a final vote.
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The North Valley Posse, formed originally as the Anthem Posse, voted recently to disband following a requirement for all members to undergo new and more rigorous background checks.
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Construction started last month on the dog park in Anthem, with opening expected this fall. Officials are now getting serious about the rules and operational details.
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Anthem residents east of I-17 can hear from EPCOR and ask questions about the new water rates, which rose 35 percent for a typical customer on April 1, based on a decision by the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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In a post-election musical chairs event, Anthem Community Council shuffled all its officer positions and seated one new board member at its monthly meeting April 24.
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Commissioner Andy Tobin issued a scathing dissent of the Arizona Corporation Commission’s approval of interim rate increases. He called the process rushed and questioned its legality, accusing his colleagues of prioritizing EPCOR’s interests over customer “rate shock.”
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Several dozen concerned residents attended an April 9 Rio Vista Planning Committee meeting on a proposal to build 170 homes on private land in the City of Phoenix tangential to the northwest corner of Anthem, near the Post Office.
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Anthem Youth Advisory Council (AYAC) invites youth entering grades 9-12 to serve their community, develop leadership skills and become a voice for Anthem’s younger population.
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The walls and floors inside the newest cave in North Phoenix are made of Himalayan sea salt. Find out why.
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