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The Sierra Vista Symphony presents their annual Gala,  “Camelot, An Evening of Enchantment"

Sierra Vista Animal Connection Where great people go to meet great pets! Animals featured in the City Page are available for adoption from the Nancy J. Brua Animal Care Center, 6799 E. Hwy. 90 (458-4151). To view pictures of other pets available for adoption at the Animal Care Center, visit www.Petfinder.com or www.AdoptApet.com (search “85635”).Check out these three cuties: Emmit is an orange and white Domestic Short Hair. He is a beautiful and friendly cat. He needs a family who can give him a new (permanent) indoor home and enjoy his company. Come on by today and see him. Lily is a brown female Domestic Short Hair, is loving and needs a new family. This beauty is friendly and affectionate and you will absolutely fall in love with her. Come by and meet this wonderful cat and help her find a new forever home!  Adam is a male American Staffordshire Terrier mix. He is between 2 and 3 years old, and a wonderful guy who needs a new permanent home he can call his ow...

Travel to Riverside Resort Hotel and Casino Laughlin, Nevada Wednesday–Friday, November 5–7 Coach Departs from Ethel H. Berger Center at 7:00 a.m. Leave the driving to us and enjoy the scenery as we make our way to fabulous Laughlin in a comfortable coach. You can enjoy the beautiful river walk as you visit the casinos or cruise the Colorado River and learn the history of Laughlin. This is a very popular trip so sign up today! The fee is $150 per person (21+), is based on double occupancy (single fee is higher) and includes round trip transportation. Call Chris Swan at 439-2300 to save your seat on the bus!

20 th Annual Veterans’ Day Parade Participation Applications Honor our area veterans and active duty soldiers with your float design in the 20 th Annual City of Sierra Vista Veterans’ Day Parade. Applications are available at any Leisure Services facility or at www.SierraVistaAZ.gov (search for “parade”). Return applications to the Oscar Yrun Community Center no later than the close of business day on Friday, October 31. For more information, call 417-4800. 

Understanding Medicare Wednesday, October 29 • 9:30 a.m. Ethel H. Berger Center Join Ramona MacMurtie from the South Eastern Arizona Governments Organization as she explains the basics of Medicare including what is covered, help that is available for prescription and premium costs, and any changes that have occurred since last year. Also learn about the Affordable Care Act and its updates. This event is free and open to the public. Call 439-2300 for more information.    

Seventh Sierra Vista Empty Bowls Project Saturday, October 25 • 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Ethel H. Berger Center Were you aware one in four Cochise County children live in a food insecure household? Join the Pottery Studio @ Sierra Vista and help fill the empty bowls in our community. Admission is free, but guests who make a donation of $10 or more may choose a locally handcrafted bowl as a thank you gift and reminder that there are always empty bowls in the world. Proceeds will be donated to area agencies feeding hungry people in Cochise County.