August 19 In Blogs: Voting Violations, Vig Uptown, John Mayer, Zen 32, and Meth

Jonathan McNamara August 19, 2010 6:30PM

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In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs.

Today's entries:

Feathered Bastard: Maricopa County Elections Sued Over Alleged Voting Violations

Jackalope Ranch: Politics on the Rocks: Candidates Welcome Young Voters to Cocktail Nation

Bocce Baller at The Vig Uptown

Up on the Sun: 10 Most Bizarre Videos of the Year (So Far)

John Mayer and Owl City Serenade Cricket Wireless Pavilion Last Night

Chow Bella: Zen 32 Set to Close at the End of the Month

Greg Murphy at W Hotel

Valley Fever: Sierra Vista Mom Arrested After Giving Birth to Baby With Meth and Weed in System

Phoenix Parents Arrested in Connection With Kids' Exposure to Meth; 1-Year-Old "Acting Like a Junkie"

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