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Scottsdale
Sunday, June 29th, 2025
Good morning, Scottsdale. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of June.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Arizona monsoons can cause power surges that damage electronics in homes and small businesses, and experts advise using UPS+surge protectors to keep vital systems running. Homeowners and business owners should also back up internet and data while safeguarding devices from moisture to avoid costly downtime. Scottsdale Independent
- ➤ Lisa Vanderpump will open the second Wolf by Vanderpump restaurant at Caesars Republic Scottsdale hotel in winter 2025. The restaurant will serve reimagined favorites from the Lake Tahoe location and new shareable plates with regionally inspired flavors—construction on the transformed seventh-floor space begins July 7. The Arizona Republic
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ A recent article lists 13 unique facts that show what it means to live in the Phoenix metro area. The piece covers harsh heat, dust storms like haboobs, and local home styles—details that mark everyday challenges and customs in the desert. The Arizona Republic
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Maricopa County faces an extreme heat warning starting today through Tuesday—temperatures are expected to reach 116 degrees, and Pinal County will join on Monday—health officials urge residents to limit outdoor activity and stay hydrated. Scottsdale Independent
- ➤ Metro Phoenix cities are urging residents to replace grass with drought-tolerant landscaping – they offer rebates for smart irrigation, pool removals, and other changes to cut water use. In Scottsdale, homeowners can get up to $5,000 for grass removal – programs have set deadlines and detailed eligibility rules to help reduce water waste. The Arizona Republic
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Arizona law says most rattlesnakes are protected and a hunting license is needed to kill or collect them unless the snake is an immediate danger—only then is killing allowed. Fines range from $250 to $8,000—using unsafe methods or running over a snake can lead to animal cruelty charges. The Arizona Republic
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ FalconEye Ventures acquired Scottsdale Quarter and will invest $100 million to upgrade the center with new retail and office spaces; the company will work with Vestar and begin phased improvements in late 2025—steps designed to lower disruption for tenants and visitors. Scottsdale Independent
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Marble Mania Physics Camp & Pirate Engineering Camp
Morning Session — Sky Zone Trampoline Park — Individual drop-in or full-week options available — Explore physics with marbles and embark on pirate engineering adventures.
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Aloft Live! with Jourdan Rolland
5-8 p.m. — Aloft Scottsdale — Free entry — Enjoy a lively performance featuring diverse tunes from country to reggae in a relaxed bar setting.
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Fourth of July Freedom Fest
Various times — Fairmont Scottsdale Princess — Check event page for cost — Celebrate America's birthday with festivities at a luxury venue.
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Botzee Robotics and Aerospace Engineering Flight Camp
All day — Sky Zone Trampoline Park — Pricing available — Explore drone science and rocket building through hands-on STEM activities.
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Language is Limitless: The National Institute
12 AM — Fairmont Scottsdale Princess — Check event page for cost — Engage with world language educators through inspiring workshops and keynote speeches.
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Aloft Live! Featuring Emmy Griswold
5-8 p.m. — Aloft Scottsdale — Free entry — Enjoy an acoustic performance from Emmy Griswold, blending classic country, jazz, and soft rock melodies.
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Scottsdale Networking Event
12–1 p.m. — Arizona School of Real Estate & Business — Cost not specified — Build powerful connections and take your business to new heights at this entrepreneurial gathering.
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Engineering for Kids: Cityscape Creators Camp
Morning & Afternoon Sessions — Slick City Action Park — Check website for pricing — Explore creative engineering with CAD design and theme park management.
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Aloft Live! Featuring Dave Clark
5-8 p.m. — Aloft Scottsdale — Free entry — Enjoy cocktails and light fare while soaking up live music in a laid-back atmosphere.
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Scottsdale Networking Event
12-1 p.m. — Arizona School of Real Estate & Business — $25 drop-in donation for guests — Connect and collaborate with local entrepreneurs in a heart-centered community.
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