Issue: June / July 2008

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North Valley Magazine is a full-color, full-gloss bi-monthly publication providing content that celebrates the lifestyles of various communities within the North Valley. Our editorial focuses on living life to the fullest, showcasing the best of North Valley areas communicating important content to our readers. Each issue caters to our audience – our readers include active families, sophisticated young professionals, and active seniors who enjoy travel, home improvement, dining, fashion, and outdoor activities.

June / July 2008 Features

Father’s Day Gift Guide

By Cassaundra Brooks Carbon Concept. With contemporary designs for men, this line combines sterling silver, black diamonds, and carbon fiber to create pieces inspired by Mr. Hollander’s hobby—racing...

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Turning Some Heads

By Caroline Gutierrez The Valley may not be home to Fifth Avenue or Rodeo Drive, but our residents step out in style every day wearing creations from both local and international designers. Turn back any...

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A Meal Fit for the Mikado: Sutra Sushi at BarcelonaA Meal Fit for the Mikado: Sutra Sushi at Barcelona

By Gerald Calamia Photography by Eric Fairchild North Scottsdale’s Barcelona Steakhouse and Night Club is noted for its standard of excellence throughout its entertainment and restaurant complex. This...

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Roll Up the Carpet, Scrape Out the Grout

New Flooring Is the Bottom Line for Home Value By Tara Knudson Few things affect the aesthetics and market value of your home like the quality and choice of flooring. Making smart choices is so important,...

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Ten Economic Climate-Change Tips for Small-Business Owners

By Kendra Songer With the word recession hanging in the air, small-business owners are a little nervous. They start poring over financials and questioning every decision and every purchase. But what exactly...

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Biting into the Big Apple

Highlights from the Island of Manhattan By Alison Malone Although it covers an area of only about 23 square miles, Manhattan is the most densely populated area in the United States. Nestled within the...

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Get Productive

By Jon Kenton There are over a billion PCs out there, and a large majority of them has one version or another of Mr. Gates’s productivity suite, Microsoft Office. Although the premium versions have lots...

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North Valley Magazine is a full-color, full-gloss bi-monthly publication providing content that celebrates the lifestyles of various communities within the North Valley. Our editorial focuses on living life to the fullest, showcasing the best of North Valley areas communicating important content to our readers. Each issue caters to our audience—our readers include active families, sophisticated young professionals, and active seniors who enjoy travel, home improvement, dining, fashion, and outdoor activities.

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