Hot Links: Cards Fans Going Frugally to Florida; Business Owners Protest Light Rail Fare Hike; W Scottsdale in Foreclosure

No luxury resort for these Cards fans: The Arizona Republic covers Valley residents traveling to the Super Bowl on the cheap. After suffering the effects of years of light rail construction, business owners protest an increase in fare that could reduce casual shopping traffic. The W Scottsdale joins the ranks of the foreclosed. Go ahead,…

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 22, 2009

THROB THROB Editor’s note: Niki D’Andrea’s January 8 story on Hollywood Heartthrob drew a ton of response from foes and fans (most of whom didn’t sign their real or full names). A smattering of the comments follows. All strut, no gut: Your article about a band that’s all show and…

Jan. 21 In Blogs: Sail Inn, Heirloom, Andrew Thomas and More

We understand that in the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. Worry not! We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times’ blogs. Today’s entries: Valley Fever: Phoenix Country Club Will Open Men’s Grill to All Members…

If ASU’s Polytechnic Closes, What Happens to Mesa’s Dream Development?

With budget cuts of biblical proportions being proposed to deal with a multi-billion-dollar state revenue shortfall, Arizona State University is contemplating the end of its East Valley Polytechnic campus.But hold on — Mesa was banking on the vitality of the satellite campus to help prop up progressive development dreams that no…

Hot Links: Janet Napolitano Steps Down and Jan Brewer Steps Up; Peanut Butter Snacks Linked to Salmonella; Super Bowl Promos Could Bring Lawsuits

No mo’ JaNo — Janet Napolitano literally stands behind Barack Obama now, and Jan Brewer is our new governor. Conservatism, here we come. More warnings on peanut butter snacks. The NFL might come after you for using unauthorized Super Bowl-related promotional material — does that include putting Cardinals signs on someone’s…