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Go Local With Your Summer Reading
When you’re putting together your summer reading list, make sure to visit your local independent bookstore to collect your reading materials! Continue reading
Posted in Books, Local First Movement
Tagged Arizona, arizona authors, arizona books, Books, bookstore, children's books, local, mystery, summer reading, summer reading list
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Going Loco Trying to Find This Local: Back to School
Are you stumped trying to find the right local businesses to fulfill all of your back to school needs? Check out this go-to list of businesses that will provide everything that you need. Continue reading
Posted in Businesses, Local First Movement
Tagged back to school, Books, clothes, computers, school, school supplies, student, teachers
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MADE Just for You
When it comes to scouring the Valley for the perfect holiday gifts, one of our favorite stops is MADE art boutique in downtown Phoenix. It never disappoints, especially when it comes to finding a gift for the person who has everything and needs nothing. Continue reading
Posted in Businesses
Tagged art, artisan wares, Books, clothing, handmade, Holiday shopping, jewelry, locally made, made art boutique, member spotlight, pottery
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Shopping with the online giants is “green”? Nope.
TweetSome folks shop online thinking that they’re saving money and our fragile ecosystem with a couple of mouse clicks. Not sure how to break it to them, so here’s a video to do it for me. (But about the “saving … Continue reading
Posted in 10% Shift, Books, Economics, Financial, Local First Movement, Shift Arizona
Tagged Books, green, internet, online, shopping
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Big-Box Swindle – A Book By Stacy Mitchell and ILSR – Home
TweetBig-Box Swindle connects the dots between the rise of big-box corporations and the decline of independent businesses. “In less than two decades, large retail chains have become the most powerful corporations in America. In this deft and revealing book, Stacy … Continue reading