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  1. link Trip to eye doctor clears way for Ross' game-winning blast

    After clearing up vision problem, Cody Ross delivers game-winning pinch-hit home run for D-backs.

  • article Valley's Walton Group donates $25,000 to Phoenix Suns Charities

    Friday, June 14, 2013 4:32 pm

    The Walton Group of Companies, a Canadian company whose U.S. headquarters are based in Scottsdale, has pledged to improve the well-being of needy children in Arizona with a $25,000 donation to Phoenix Suns Charities.

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  • article Spake: 'Man of Steel' an exciting reboot

    Friday, June 14, 2013 12:00 pm

    There’s no denying that Richard Donner set the bar for the Superman franchise with his 1978 film. The icy landscapes of Planet Krypton, John Williams’ vigorous musical score, Christopher Reeve’s iconic performance -- every aspect of Donner’s movie remains definitive.

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  • Nearsightedness.jpg

    SH13F070KIDSEYESIGHT June 10, 2013 -- Graphic shows normal vision and myopia (near sightedness). (SHNS graphic by Ed Yozwick / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

  • article Gilbert district makes move to leave Arizona School Board Association

    Friday, June 7, 2013 5:00 am

    The Gilbert Unified School District governing board is taking action to withdrawal from the Arizona School Board Association.

  • article Global phenomenon: EV engineer crafting massive globe with student help (w/ video)

    Wednesday, June 5, 2013 5:05 am

    Piece by piece, the world is becoming a little smaller in Mesa — about 100,000 times smaller. But, in this case, small is actually quite big — as in 40 stories tall, and with astonishing detail.

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  • article Come face-to-face with choices in Chandler's 'Decision Portraits'

    Tuesday, June 4, 2013 4:00 pm

    When Susan Lenz was 42, she shook up life as she knew it.

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  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    Through July 26, Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. The image shown is a self-portrait of the artist.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. The image shown is a self-portrait of the artist [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. The image shown is a self-portrait of the artist. [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell. [Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • Vision Gallery hosts Decision Portraits

    From May 17 to July 26, the Vision Gallery in downtown Chandler will be displaying Decision Portraits by Susan Lenz. The portraits are created by a Xylene photo transfer onto tea-stained muslin. Each portrait is designed differently with diverse embroidery, buttons, beads or even eggshell.[Ana Ramirez/ Special to Tribune]

  • article Museum starts night tours of signs from Vegas past

    Sunday, June 2, 2013 5:00 pm

    LAS VEGAS — The junked signs that attracted throngs to old Las Vegas have for years gathered dust in a neon boneyard just a few miles from the sleek mega-casinos on the Strip.

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  • article Spake: Drab, serious 'After Earth' falls short

    Friday, May 31, 2013 3:00 pm

    Most of the ads for “After Earth” have neglected to mention that M. Night Shyamalan co-wrote and directed the film. Movie studios finally seem to be realizing that having Shyamalan’s name plastered above the title will no longer sell tickets.

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