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Families who lost their homes to the foreclosure crisis last year will have at least one reason for cheer as the holiday season ends: They won’t have to worry about a big tax bill. More…
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The final tally is in. No drum roll please, because it’s nothing to celebrate. Last year, more than 10,000 homes were foreclosed on across metropolitan
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You’ve known for years that the Super Bowl was returning to the Valley. But if you haven’t been paying attention, don’t fret.
Today, The Arizona Republic’s Super Bowl XLII team provides a crash course on what you can expect when the world’s largest and most lucrative sporting event descends on the Valley.
With less than a month until kickoff, we’ll let you in on which celebrities and broadcast personalities will be in town, where you can rub shoulders with them and how much you’d have to pay. You also might want to study our cheat sheet on where to catch Super Bowl block parties, concerts and events guaranteeing you a piece of the action.
The game is set for Feb. 3 at
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