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M���� 2, 2011 The following Arrests were made by the Quartzsite Police Department February 6 thru February 27, 2011 In unrelated incidents 02/07 Eugene Paul Graham 66, of Quartzsite was arrested on 4 Felony Ar- rest Warrants for Sexual Conduct with Minor and Failure to Register as Sex Of- fender. David E. Shouse 31, Homeless, was arrested for Possession or Use of Mari- juana 02/08 Christopher Michael Ross 28, of Quartzsite was arrested on war- rant for Fail to Comply Court Order In Unrelated incidents 02/09 Traci Marie Barker 20, Ven- tura CA was arrested for Assault. Thomas Kelly 74, of Quartzsite was Cited for Public Consumption David Allen Hall 34, Homeless, was arrested on Kidnapping and Aggravated Assault Charges 02/10 Larry Dewayne Mobley 60, of Quartzsite, was arrested on Criminal Trespass Charges. 02/13 Charlie Ricky Davis Jr. 32 of Phoenix AZ, was arrested for Possession or Use of Marijuana 02/14 Mark Jacob Hanna 54, Santa Ana, CA was cited for Criminal Damage In Unrelated Incidents ���.D�����M��������.��� 02/15 Zane Alan Caldwell 56, of Quartzsite, was arrested on Aggravated Assault Charges . Tamara Marie Downs-Martinez 26, of Quartzsite, was arrested for Pos- session or use of Dangerous Drugs. 02/16 Westley Maxwell 20, of Quartzsite, was arrested for Assault and Disorderly Conduct. In Unrelated incident 02/18 Michael Christopher Smith 63, of Hemet CA, was arrested for Pos- session or Use of Marijuana. Cierra Charisse Wilson 19, of Clare- mont CA, was arrested for Possession or Use of Marijuana. Paul Lee Smith 40, of Quartzsite, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct Dan- gerous Deadly Weapon, and Prohibited Possessor with Weapon Charges AND Driving Under the Infl uence 02/22 David E. Souse 31, Homeless, was arrested for Possession or Use of Marijuana Criminal Trespass and False Information to Police. 02/24 Matthew Howard Stiltner 37, of Quartzsite, was arrested on As- sault Charges. 02/25 Terry Lee Trask 54, of Safford AZ, was arrested for Possession or Use of Marijuana Paw Power Animal Shelter 3005 W. Dome Rock Rd. Quartzsite 928-916-0657 Open Tues & Wed 10-2. Thur. Fri. Sat. 12-4 closed Sun. & Mon. P��� 35 Palm Plaza Laundromat 5am - 9 (last load) pm (next to the bank) CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN R/O Water and CAR VAC KEEP INFORMED! Updated news from the Messenger available 24/7 online Desert www.DesertMessenger.com www.QuartzsiteBlog.com (not affi liated with anonymous blog) CURRENT COUNCIL Patricia Anderson Barbara Cowell Jose Lizarraga Jerry Lukkasson Joe Winslow March 8, 2011 KEEP the Paid for by Patricia Anderson, Quartzsite Town Council, PO Box 4656, Quartzsite, AZ 85359 NEW! A DESERT HIKING HANDBOOK BY AWC STUDENTS Now Available in Campus Bookstore: A Desert Hiking Handbook Book Written by AWC Honors Students Yuma, AZ —Let’s Take a Walk: Refl ec- tions from AWC Honors Students…A Desert Hiking Handbook, written and put together by the AWC Honors Pro- gram/Phi Theta Kappa, is now avail- able for purchase in the AWC Barnes & Noble Bookstore. The book is a col- lection of research from thirteen Hon- ors students that took the course HON 297-Honors Desert Hiking in the fall of 2009. The students accepted the in- vitation to explore their desert home and from that a complete step-by-step hiking guide was created for seven hikes within Yuma County. Over the seventeen week course, the students collaboratively researched chosen topics of general interest to prepare for their hikes and quests. Teams of students gathered data dur- ing the hike/event with photographs, GPS (global positioning system) and personal accounts. Student teams then submitted research and docu- mentation at the close of the semes- ter resulting in awardment of college credit. Two of the thirteen Honors students, Petronella Newhard and Tif- fany Mullennix, edited the content as an Honors Capstone Project. cludes a hike to the Airplane B-17 Crash of June 1944 in the Gila Moun- tains. The hiker will be given basic information about the hike that will include the distance, duration, eleva- tion, level of diffi culty, amenities and history about the area. There are also complete directions and maps on how to get to the hiking site, along with a photo guide for the actual hike. Each hike is then followed by the students’ personal accounts. There were many people that made One example in the handbook in- WANT A CAPTIVE AUDIENCE? signifi cant contributions to the book and supported the AWC Honors Pro- gram/Phi Theta Kappa along the way. Some of the contributors include: Elizabeth Renaud (Professor of Early Childhood Education and Honors Di- rector, Hiking Instructor and super- visor for the book), George Monto- poli (Professor of Mathematics, hiking instructor and creator of maps and geographical info), Michael Oliveros (Graphics Designer with College Pub- lications), and Barbara Belobaba (Pro- fessor of English/Journalism, editor). The book is available in the AWC Bookstore for $25 and proceeds from the book will be used to fund the PTK/ Honors Leadership Award and to rec- ognize Honors Faculty. GOT YOU COVERED! 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