by Kerry LePain
On the Cover
At the northern end of the Valley of the Sun, nestled at the feet of the San Tan Mountains, lie fields of trees with dainty jade leaves and gnarled, ancient-looking trunks. These are olive trees, and the fields belong to Queen Creek Olive Mill. The farm grows nine types of olives, all of which make [...]
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by Janice Vega
Well
Turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce galore — ‘tis the season to be tempted.
Before the Halloween candy has a chance to settle, retail stores are hanging tinsel and adorning their window displays with fluffy fake snow. The holidays have arrived, bringing parties full of seductive, sinful snacks. Don’t be fooled! These short-term stimuli can result in [...]
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