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“AMERICA’S TOUGHEST SHERIFF” TO HOST FIRST ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY TO BENEFIT J.D. HAYWORTH ORGANIZATION

November 26, 2009 By 1 Comment

Who better to determine who’s been naughty or nice this holiday season than Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio?
“America’s Toughest Sheriff” will host his first annual holiday party from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, December 5th at the Paradise Valley home of Jason and Jordan Rose. Proceeds will benefit “The Freedom in Truth Trust,” a J.D. Hayworth Organization. Proceeds from the Sheriff’s future holiday parties are to be determined.
A VIP Photo Reception will begin at 4 p.m. with Sheriff Arpaio and JD Hayworth. The cost is $250 per person. The General Reception will take place at 4:30 p.m. for $100 per person. All checks should be made payable to “The F.I.T. Trust.” Personal, corporate and partnership checks are all welcome, and there is no limit for this entity. A major, surprise special guest is likely to be making an appearance as well.  The host committee is an impressive collection of Arizona business and political leaders.
For more information or to RSVP for this event, please contact Julia Diament at jdiament@roseandallynpr.com or 480.423.1414.
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Republican Professionals Proudly Hosts Congressional Candidate David Schweikert

November 26, 2009 By

The event will also feature a Media Presentation by nationally recognized publicist Kinsey Schofield

Scottsdale, Arizona – Republican Professionals’ free networking event is happening at the classy and edgy SUEDE Lounge Thursday, December 3rd from 6-8pm in Scottsdale with Congressional candidate David Schweikert.

With the 2010 election campaigns in full swing, Republican Professionals is proud to present United States Congressional candidate David Schweikert as this month’s featured guest speaker.  Mr. Schweikert is the former Maricopa County Treasurer and former Chair of the State Board of Equalization.  Along with those accomplishments, Mr. Schweikert also served two terms in the Arizona State House of Representatives.  He holds an MBA from the ASU W.P. Carey School of Business and a B.A. from ASU with a focus in finance and real estate.

Also joining the party will be Kinsey Schofield who is a publicist, writer, event planner.  Ms. Schofield specializes in guerrilla marketing and social media.  She has worked as a Fashion and entertainment contributor for Arizona’s largest entertainment weekly, AZ Weekly Magazine, and has appeared multiple times on ABC 15’s Sonoran Living, Fox 10 News, E! News, and MTV.

Hosting this exciting event is the popular chic Euro-Asian restaurant and lounge Suede.  The event starts at 6pm and given the popularity of past events and the buzz generated by our previous VIP guests, such as John Munger and Kathleen Lewis, Republican Professionals highly encourages you to RSVP early at www.phxrp.com.  As always, newcomers are welcome.

Republican Professionals hosts free networking events each month in the Phoenix metropolitan area.  For future events or contact information, view the website at www.phxrp.com or contact Ryan Ducharme at ryan@republicanprofessionals.org

The purpose of Republican Professionals is to increase the participation of Republicans in the political process, further the goals of the Republican Party, and bring Republicans together so that they may network, volunteer, organize and communicate with fellow professionals.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

November 26, 2009 By 1 Comment

Norman Rockwell ThanksgivingToday we celebrate the 388th anniversary of Thanksgiving – a Holiday that many of us still consider to be an important religious observance in our Republic’s history. It wasn’t until October 6, 1941 that the U.S. Congress officially recognized and established the holiday to be held on the last Thursday in November. (In December of that same year, the Senate had to pass an amendment changing the date to the 4th Thursday of November.)

Regardless of whatever the US Congress decided, Americans across the country have been giving God thanks for a very long time.

Today, despite the secularization of our culture, our country will celebrate this important religious occurrence by spending time with family and friends and by reaching out to others in need.

Today, prayers will be lifted, thanks will be given to God and hopefully, relationships will be renewed and strengthened.

As you gather with those you cherish and those who may test your ability to extend grace, may God bless your time together and may you remember from Whom all blessings come.

On behalf of all the writers here at Sonoran Alliance, we wish you a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving!

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