refer a friend - Arioso City Lofts

3411 N. 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85016 • 602-604-2281
REFER
A FRIEND
$100
REFERRAL CHECK
when you refer a
NEW RESIDENT
Must sign a lease
& move in
(details in office)
AT YOUR SERVICE
Chris Falconer
Community Manager
Dawn Edwards
Asst. Community Manager
Kathy Behrens
Tonny Gonzalez
Leasing Consultants
Chris Hare
Maintenance Supervisor
Tommy Rodrigues
Joe Worthem
Maintenance Technicians
Kevin Hare
Porter
HOURS
Office
Mon–Fri: 9am–6pm
Sat: 8:30am–5:30pm
Sun: 11am–5pm
Fitness Center
24 Hours with FOB
Pools & Spas
7am–10pm
Barbecue Grills
8am–10pm
CONTACT US
Office
602-604-2281
After Hours &
Emergency Maintenance
602-604-2281
Courtesy Patrol
602-283-4827
(9pm–5am)
Cox Communications
623-594-8200
APS
602-371-7171
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR RESIDENTS!
Arizona is the ideal spot to ring in the New Year, and this is the perfect place to
welcome our newest residents. We’re glad you’ve joined our long-time friends in
calling our community home. You can count on us to provide you with professional
management and prompt, friendly service. We wish you a happy, healthy, and
prosperous New Year!
WARM AND COZY
Stay warm and cozy in the comfort of your home simply by renewing your lease.
If your current lease term is coming to an end, be sure to call or stop by the leasing
office. Our staff will be glad to help you choose your best renewal option. We never
want you to be left out in the cold.
M BLIZZARD OF SERVICES M
It’s a blizzard out there—a blizzard of services, that is. At our community, the forecast
calls for a flurry of convenient resident services like these: • package acceptance
• outgoing mail drop • faxes • copies • free air filters • free pest control • stamps to
purchase. We hope you’ll take advantage of everything our community offers.
' WINTER WARM-UP
January 19 • 9–11 a.m. • in the Office
At this time of year, all it takes to warm up those crisp January days is a hot cup of
coffee and some friendly company. Your winter warm-up is awaiting you, so come
on over and join your friends and neighbors. We’ll keep the coffee hot and the
donuts fresh for the best residents in town!
SLIPPERY SLOPE
Storing personal property on patios and balconies is a slippery slope that can lead
to lease violations. Please remember that your patio or balcony must be kept clean
and clutter free. Only outdoor furniture and furnishings are permitted in these areas.
Thanks for removing all holiday decorations at this time.
Arizona Winter Fun
the nation’s top collegiate teams battle it out. Get the details
at 480-350-0911, or visit fiestabowl.org.
40th Annual Lake Havasu Polar Bear Day—Jan. 5. Leap into
the lake to earn your Polar Bear patch. Ski, tube, wakeboard,
or air chair behind a boat provided by the Lake Havasu Boat
& Ski Club. Then warm up by the bonfire and enjoy hot soup.
Call 928-486-0106, or visit golakehavasu.com.
Night Skiing at Sunrise Park Resort—Jan. 5 & 19. For a
unique skiing experience, hit the slopes from 4:30 to 9 p.m.
You’ll want to bundle up for the colder night air, but you’ll
enjoy fewer skiers on the runs, which are lighted. Find out
more at 800-772-7669 or sunriseskipark.com.
W
hy do flocks of snowbirds migrate to Arizona every winter?
Aside from the spectacular weather, it may be all of the
outdoor winter activities our state offers. Where else can
you shoot a round of golf in the morning, ski the snowy high
country that afternoon, then catch an exciting BCS bowl game
and close out the night at a rockin’ block party? Here’s a
snapshot of some of January’s outdoor sporting events.
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl rolls out College Football’s Biggest
Party & Football Classic—Jan. 3. The fun kicks off in the
North Lot of the University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, at
12:30 p.m. Then, at 6:30 p.m., it moves inside, where two of
Maybello (may’ bel oh) n. The
space a woman makes with her
mouth when applying makeup.
Shoeicide (shu’ ih syd)
n. An abandoned shoe in the
road.
U.S./AZ Affiliated Youth Soccer Shootout—Jan. 18–20.
This three-day soccer extravaganza features a Parade of
Athletes and Soccer Olympics for 350+ boys’ and girls’
teams at Fort Lowell Park in Tucson. For more information,
call 520-529-1493, or check out fortlowellshootout.com.
P.F. Chang’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Arizona Marathon—Jan. 20. This
annual event runs through Phoenix, Tempe, and Scottsdale,
with live bands every mile of the route and a post-race
headliner concert. Details at 800-311-1255 or rnraz.com.
Waste Management Phoenix Open—Jan. 28–Feb. 3. One
of the PGA’s top pro golf events and the best attended golf
tournament in the world tees off at TPC Scottsdale. Then
the action winds up at the Coors Light Birds Nest each night,
Wednesday through Saturday. Call 602-870-0163, or visit
wastemanagementphoenixopen.com.
Puzz (puhz) n.
The stuff that collects at the
bottom of a jigsaw puzzle box.
Abagdon (uh bag’ dun) n. The
suitcase that keeps going around and
around the luggage carousel.
Cinepeds (sin’ ih pedz) n. The feet
that mysteriously appear over your
shoulders when you’re trying to
watch a movie.
Re (ree) n. The white filling
in an Oreo cookie.
Party Meatballs
Makes 3 dozen 1˝ meatballs
Ingredients:
1 pound lean ground beef
1 egg
2 tablespoons water
1/2 cup corn flakes, crushed
1 packet dry onion soup
Sauce:
1 (8-ounce) can jellied cranberry sauce
3/4 cup chili sauce (about 12-ounce bottle)
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
               Directions:
Preheat oven to 350º F.
In a large bowl, mix together the ground
beef, egg, water, crushed corn flakes,
and dry onion soup mix. Roll into small
meatballs about 1˝ in diameter.
Bake on broiler pan in preheated oven
for 20 to 25 minutes, turning once.
In a slow cooker or large saucepan over
low heat, blend the cranberry sauce,
chili sauce, brown sugar, and lemon
juice. Add meatballs, and simmer for 1
hour.
Insert toothpicks into each meatball
before serving. Refrigerate leftover
meatballs in sealed container.
ANSWERS: 1. Bullpen 2. Serpent 3. Penicillin 4. Dependable 5. Stupendous 6. Jalapeño 7. Misshapen 8. Appendix
9. Dispense 10. Perpendicular
It’s a new year and you’ve
resolved to work out more, but
you’re not sure where to start.
One of the easiest exercises
for overall health is walking. All
you need is a good pair of shoes
and comfortable clothing.
Start out slowly, with short,
five- to 10-minute walks every
day for a week. As it gets
easier, add five minutes to
your routine each week until
you are walking for 30 to 60
minutes most days of the week.
To prevent injuries, warm up by
walking in place, then stretch your
muscles both before and after
walking. Be sure to drink plenty
of water.
The hardest part of a fitness
program is sticking with it. To
stay motivated, make it fun.
Walk with a friend, vary your
route, or listen to music.
Arizona has plenty of hiking
trails for any fitness level. So
step out there and walk your
way to a fitter you!
Glendale Glitter & Glow Block Party
G
low, baby, glow! Glendale Glitters holiday
light display concludes with a rockin’ block
party on Jan. 12, from 4–10 p.m., with fun for
the whole family.
Take in the stunning 1.5 million lights, along
with more than 20 hot air balloons glowing
brightly throughout 16 blocks of Historic
Downtown Glendale. Highlights for visitors are
specially-shaped balloons and mass glows, in
which the balloon pilots fire the balloons all at
once to create an illuminating spectacle.
The dazzling scene of glowing colors
and twinkling lights, combined with musical
performances and delicious food and beverages,
is a feast for the senses. Stroll along the closed
downtown streets and enjoy more than a dozen
bands performing rock, blues, reggae, country,
and jazz music. Entertaining street performers
add flair to the climactic finale of a festive season.
For more information, call 623-930-2299, or visit glendaleaz.com/events.
SUNRISE PARK RESORT
White Mountains
in Eastern Arizona
928-735-7669
sunriseskiparkaz.com
600 acres of skiable terrain with
65 trails
Snow-making machine
1 high-speed quad chair lift
2 quad chair lifts
4 triple chair lifts
1 double chair lift
2 tow lifts
Ski & snowboard school
Ski & snowboard rentals
Six day lodges
Childcare center
Sleigh rides
Ice fishing, tubing, general store,
100-room lodge
ARIZONA SNOWBOWL
Flagstaff, Arizona
928-779-1951
arizonasnowbowl.com
777 acres of skiable terrain with
32 trails
2 triple chair lifts
2 double chair lifts
Ski & ride school
Ski & snowboard rentals
Two day lodges
Terrain park
Ski lift lodge and cabins
Restaurant (within 7 miles)
MOUNT LEMMON
SKI VALLEY
Tucson, Arizona
520-576-1321
skithelemmon.com
200 acres of skiable terrain with
22 trails
2 double chair lifts
1 surface lift
Ski school & rentals
Snowboarding rentals
Snowboarding lessons
Iron Door restaurant, weekend cafe,
gift and fudge store
ELK RIDGE SKI &
OUTDOOR RECREATION
North Central Arizona near the
Grand Canyon
928-814-5038
elkridgeski.com
37 acres of skiable terrain
2 surface lifts
Ski rentals & school
Snowboard rentals & lessons
Tubing hill
Day lodge with full kitchen
All ski facilities open mid-December,
snow conditions permitting.
Please check ahead.
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GETTING THE DRIFT
Just like a snowfall blankets the earth with
peace and quiet, we have the same goal when
it comes to noise in our community. Let’s put
the deep freeze on the volume from televisions,
sound systems, voices, etc. Please keep all
noise contained within your home or vehicle.
Thanks for getting our drift!
JANUARY 2013
SUN
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PLOWING THROUGH
At our community, you won’t have to plow
through piles of parking policies. Here are a
few simple reminders: • drive slowly • park in
authorized spaces only • keep prospective
resident parking, handicap spaces, and fire
lanes (red curbs) open for designated vehicles
• display a current license plate and tag
• keep your vehicle in operating condition.
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JAN 12–26
QUARTZSITE
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JAN 17–MILWAUKEE
JAN 24–L.A. CLIPPERS
JAN 30–L.A. LAKERS
ASU BASKETBALL
Wells Fargo Arena, Tempe. $8-$80. 480-965-2381
JAN 2–UTAH
JAN 6–COLORADO
JAN 19–ARIZONA
JAN 24–USC
JAN 26–UCLA
PHOENIX COYOTES HOCKEY
Jobing.com Arena, Glendale. $20-$355. 480-563-PUCK
(schedule subject to NHL labor resolution)
JAN 2–NASHVILLE
JAN 5–NEW YORK
JAN 10–SAN JOSE
JAN 12–PITTSBURGH
JAN 15–DETROIT
JAN 17–EDMONTON
JAN 19–LOS ANGELES
JAN 21–COLUMBUS
JAN 29–DALLAS
Events may change. Please call ahead.
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JAN 12
CAVE CREEK
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928-927-5213
JAN 18–21
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JAN 24–27
LAKE HAVASU
MUSIC, BREWS
& BBQ
928-208-2375
BALLOON
FESTIVAL & FAIR MARTIN LUTHER
877-505-2440 MLK,
KING, JR. DAY
DAY
JAN 26–27
JAN 18–20
APCH. JNCTN.
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480-983-4888
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LAKE HAVASU
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HERITAGE
DAYS
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26
JAN 26–27
SUPERIOR
HOME TOUR &
ANTIQUE SHOW
520-689-0200
31
BUCKEYE
SENIOR
PRO RODEO
928-684-9566
CHASE FIELD EVENTS
Downtown Phoenix. 800-745-3000
JAN 12 Monster Energy AMA Supercross $23-$93
JAN 26 Advanced Auto Parts Monster Jam $33-$147
WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN
JAN 28–FEB 3 TPC Scottsdale. $25. 602-870-0163
JAN 2–PHILADELPHIA
JAN 4–UTAH
JAN 6–MEMPHIS
JAN 14–OKLA. CITY
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THE MAIN
EVENT
TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWL
PHOENIX SUNS BASKETBALL
US Airways Ctr., Phoenix. $10-$100. 800-745-3000
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480-488-0698
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SPORTS
JAN 27: PRO BOWL,
Honolulu, Hawaii
FEB 3: SUPER BOWL
XLVII, New Orleans
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BALLOON
FESTIVAL
SPORTS – AT HOME
JAN 5–6: WILD-CARD
JAN 12–13: DIVISIONAL
JAN 20: CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIPS
SAT
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NFL POSTSEASON
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$50 Pet Pickup Fine
We appreciate all of our pet owners who
comply with our pet policies and never let
their responsibilities slide. Thanks for using a
leash when outside of your home and picking
up after your pet. By respecting our policies,
you won’t be skating on thin ice. You’ll also
avoid a pet pickup fine of $50.
Oregon vs. Kansas State. $95-$235. 480-350-0911
FiestaBowl.org
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JAN 3 University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale.
WED
ON STAGE
CELEBRITY THEATER
Phoenix • 602-267-1600 or 480-784-4444
JAN 12 Gallagher’s Last Smash $25-$35
JAN 18 Cameo $15-$35
JAN 25 Chippendales $20-$35
GAMMAGE AUDITORIUM
Tempe • 480-965-3434 or 800-745-3000
JAN 8–13 Peter Pan $28-$144
JAN 19 Prairie Home Companion $28-$80
HERBERGER THEATRE
Phoenix • 480-784-4444 or 602-252-8497
thru JAN 20 My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish
and I’m Home for the Holidays $40-$50
thru JAN 20 Jane Austen’s Emma $37-$94
JAN 25–FEB 10 The Fox on the Fairway $21-$44
JAN 29–FEB 7 Funny Things Happen on the Way $6
ORPHEUM THEATRE
Phoenix • 602-262-7272
JAN 24–27 Dreamgirls $64-$80
US AIRWAYS CENTER
Phoenix • 602-379-7800 or 800-745-3000
JAN 9–13 Disney on Ice: Dare to Dream $14-$70
JAN 12 Lady Gaga $54-$180
JAN 27 WWE Royal Rumble $30-$355
SPECIAL EVENTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S BIG PARTY
JAN 3 Univ. of Phx. Stadium, Glendale. Ultimate
tailgate experience, pep rallies, marching bands,
games, more. $30, includes meal. 480-350-0911
GLITTER & GLOW BLOCK PARTY
JAN 12 Downtown Glendale. Lights, hot air balloons,
entertainment, food, more. Free. 623-930-2299
BRIDAL FASHION DEBUT
JAN 12–13 Phoenix Convention Center. Vendors of
wedding-related services. $12. 480-860-6692
BARRETT-JACKSON CAR AUCTION
JAN 13–20 Westworld, Scottsdale. Entertainment,
classic cars & related items. $8-$160. 480-421-6694
SUNDAY A’FAIR
JAN 13, 20, 27 Scottsdale Civic Center Park. Outdoor
concert, fine arts & crafts, hands-on activities for kids,
free admission to SMoCA. Free. 480-994-8587
ROCK’N’ROLL MARATHON
JAN 20 Downtown Phoenix to ASU, Tempe.
Marathon, half marathon, live music, Health & Fitness
Expo. RunRockNRoll.Competitor.com/Arizona
AMAZING AZ COMIC CONVENTION
JAN 25–27 Phoenix Convention Center. Exhibitors,
special guests. AmazingArizonaComicCon.com
MILITARY VEHICLE SHOW
JAN 26–27 Peoria Sports Complex. Historic military
vehicles, more. $5; kids free with adult. ArmyTrucks.org
QUILT, CRAFT & SEWING FESTIVAL
JAN 31–FEB 2 AZ State Fairgrounds, Phoenix. Craft
supply exhibits, seminars, more. $10. RustyBarn.com