Dec. 28 In Blogs: Russell Pearce, Historic Places, The Love Me Nots, Beer, and Bad Drivers

Jonathan McNamara December 28, 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: Russell Pearce Wants To Rig Redistricting (Surprise, Surprise)

Russell Pearce and the Neo-Confederate Cause

Jackalope Ranch: Call for Nominations: Arizona's Most Endangered Historic Places

Hot Fudge Sundaze at Bar Smith

Up on the Sun: 5 New Years Resolutions for the Phoenix Music Scene

The Love Me Nots - Move In Tight

Chow Bella: Stockyards: Happy Hour Report Card

The Best Beers of 2010

Valley Fever: Snow -- Lots of it -- Headed For Flagstaff. Some Helpful Info For the Valley's Infamously Awful Drivers, Compliments of the DPS

"Path of Destruction" Leads Avondale Police to Hit and Run Suspect -- Dude Hit Five Cars and a Fire Hydrant Before Parking in His Own Garage

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Jonathan McNamara

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