dren in this way,” Mr.
Hatten ed Special Advocate (CASA) the plight of Arizona’s abused
said. “We are very excited to
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have the Mountainside mem-
bers be a part of their story.”
Business
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Monday, Nov. 25 for editori-
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Zoo
>> From page 6
Conservation/Phoenix Zoo.
“With only 131 gray wolves
left in the wild, this sponsor-
ship will help boost
awareness of this elu-
sive and endangered
species.”
OUAZ opened its resi-
dential campus in Surprise
in August 2017, and soon af-
ter appointed its mascot as
a Mexican gray wolf named
“Fang.”
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16821 W. Montana de Oro Dr.
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11554 N. 151st Ln.
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19777 N. Los Altos Way
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volunteers who help children and neglected children.
in the foster care system by
letting them know they are National CASA Organization.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Abrazo campus
gets ‘A’ grade
in safety ratings
Abrazo Arrowhead Cam-
pus received an “A” rat-
ing in The
Leapfrog
Group’s Fall
2019 Safety
Score.
It is the
fourth con-
secutive top grade for the
hospital. Abrazo is building
a new hospital in Surprise
at Bell Road and Loop 303
The selection of the gray
wolf was a symbolic nod
to the nearby White Tank
mountain range, where gray
wolves can be found.
In honor of OUAZ’s mascot,
one of the Phoenix Zoo’s wolf
pups is named Fang.
“The Legend of
Fang, OUAZ’s mas-
cot, is one of a lone
wolf who finds inclusion and
support from like-minded fac-
ulty, staff and students at our
West Valley residential cam-
pus,” Chief Enrollment Of-
ficer Brian Sandusky said.
17570 W. Ironwood St.
25873 N. 161st Ave.
25633 N. 161st Ave.
RESIDENTIAL SOLAR PV
11608 W. Lemon Ct.
17855 W. Evans Dr.
17730 W. Marshall Ln.
14977 W. Walking Stick Wy
15251 W. Bola Dr.
Voices is an affiliate of the
Granite & Floor
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in Su
that’s expected to open in # 1 Fabricat
the spring.
The Leapfrog Group Hos- The only warehouse
pital Safety Score is a rat-
ing system that assigns “A,”
“B,” “C,” “D” and “F” grades LARGE WAREHOUSE OF G
to more than 2,600 U.S. The yard, half slabs & s
hospitals based on their
ability to prevent errors, in- OPEN TO T
juries, accidents and infec-
tions. Surprise’s On
Abrazo Arrowhead’s sis-
ter hospitals, Abrazo West
Campus in Goodyear and
CUSTOM GRANITE & Q
Abrazo Central Campus FLOO
in Phoenix, also earned
Stone/Tile • Hardwood • Laminate
“A” grades in The Leap-
frog Group’s Fall 2019 Safe- WALK-IN
ty Score. starting
CUSTOM
“We saw an opportunity to
support a unique ecosystem
New or
that echoes the values and REMNANT VAN
spirit of our growing student
body. We’re honored to have MEDIA ENTERTAI
Fang come to life through his
namesake at the zoo.”
Guests can visit the Mexi-
HANDCRAFTE
can gray wolf habitat at the Granite • Marble
Phoenix Zoo, which is open
daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. QUA
For information, visit phoe- Material • Craftsmanship
nixzoo.org or ottawa.edu/
ouaz. FREE
GRANITE SINK
WITH KITCHEN
Editor’s Note: OUAZ contributed PURCHASE
to this story.
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623-214-3599
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16209 W. Mauna Loa Ln.
18358 N. 170 Ln North of Bell off 134th Dr.
15910 W. Banff Ln.
16103 W. Laurel Ln. Monday thru Friday 8 to 5
26284 N. 165 Ln. Saturday 9 to 2
18473 W. Lundberg St.
18829 W. Yucatan Dr.
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