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MAY 2021
APRIL SHOWERS BROUGHT WILLO PHOTO KIDS CLUB
MAY FLOWERS!
Look Inside for a The Team
BOOK
Results of Our
“Draw Your House”
Flower Tour of Willo Supporting Willo Contest!
A M O N T H LY N E W S L E T T E R P U B L I S H E D B Y T H E W I L L O N E I G H B O R H O O D A S S O C I AT I O N
Inside
President’s Report
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Dr. Robert L. Cannon
Willo Photo Book
and New Plans
THE WILLO PHOTO BOOK clearly, and consistently in petitioning the City
Thanks to everyone who has volunteered and to support the mandate, as stated on page 18
contributed to the production of the Willo of the Willo Conservation Plan, “to reduce
Photo Book. This exciting and creative project external traffic,” as well as a few other points.
is truly an example of Willo Neighborhood The Budget decision will be made in mid-May.
team spirit. Please read the update on page 15 Regarding the overall plan, please expect an
for individual acknowledgments. 80% planning phase meeting on the project
All proceeds from the sale of this book this July.
directly support Willo Neighborhood events
such as Kids Club, Luminarias, maintenance RETURN TO “IN PERSON”
and improvement of our Lewis and Walton MEETINGS IN SEPTEMBER
Parks (new outdoor furniture for Lewis Park We plan to return to in-person Willo
this year!), Willo website maintenance, Home Neighborhood Association Board meetings
Tour, and many more… beginning in September. The WNA Board
Please follow developments on The Official meetings in May and June will remain
Willo Historic Facebook Page, willophx on via ZOOM. There are no July or August
Instagram, WILLOPHX.COM, and of course, meetings.
Inside Willo. WNA Board meetings are always held at
Support your neighborhood: ensure you 6:30pm on the second Thursday of each month
get your copy by pre-ordering now. Look for at the Fairfield Inn and Suites on Central/
ABOUT the pre-order button on WILLOPHX.COM Virginia Avenues. All are welcome.
THE COVER and the Official Willo Historic Facebook page.
May Flowers This project is fully funded by the Willo FALL YARD SALE
in Willo Neighborhood Association. We are planning to have the Fall Yard Sale in
October. More details closer to the date.
Cover Photo by
Diana Herman, 3RD/5TH AVENUE UPDATE … THE
Monte Vista ASK FOR CONSTRUCTION FUNDING WILLO HOME TOUR 2022
Thanks to our many neighbors who spoke at Initial plans are already underway for Home
both the City Budget meeting and the District 4 Tour 2022 on February 13, 2022. Please see the
Budget meeting. Our voices were heard loudly, article on page 7 for more details. ●
W I L LO P H X .C O M I N S I D E W I L LO/ 3Hello Willo!!
Pre-Order the Willo
Photo Book now to
ensure a copy of the
limited first printing.
Look for the pre-
purchase button at
WILLOPHX.COM
Do you have any old
photos of your home or the
neighborhood?
We would like to include them
in the Willo Photo Book
Please Contact Diana Herman at
DCHERMAN@MSN.COMInside
Willo Contacts
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Willo Board of Directors
dr . r o b ert can n on ( president) rlcannon7@gmail.com 602-421-6024
br ad b rau er (v ice pre si de nt) brad@bradbrauer.com 602-690-1400
opal wagn er (secretary) opal.wagner@gmail.com 520-444-5698
l i n d a d o esch er (t re asurer) ldoescher@kcpagels.com 602-618-1349
a n n b o m m er sb ach bommer1948@gmail.com 623-330-3203
e r ika gagn o n eleigh3@gmail.com 480-277-2845
k u sh go van i kush.m.govani@gmail.com 317-847-9081 WILLO WEBSITE
c har l en e gu m gumzy@aol.com 602-245-0383 The Willo website, www.willophx.com, contains
s a n d r a l efco v ich lefcovichmoreno@gmail.com 347-446-9874 information on neighborhood activities, committees, and
w. aar o n m o n taño se arle s wsearles@gmail.com 602-316-2928 board meetings. The website is frequently updated and
je rem y sch ach te r jeremys@fairwaymc.com 480-703-8088 contains an archive of Inside Willo editions. During Home
Tour season, tickets for the event can be purchased
ja m es varel a cocinavarela@gmail.com 602-663-1069 online.
patr ice wappel iwilliam@cox.net 602-248-0408
WILLO HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION BOARD
The Willo Historic Neighborhood Association Board
Committees was established in the early 1980s. The members are
volunteers and are elected every two years in March. The
association does not collect dues and is not a Home
3.5 T R A F F I C & S A F E T Y AC T I O N C O M M I T T E E Owners' Association (HOA). Rather, its function is to
o pal wagn er opal.wagner@gmail.com 520-444-5698 serve the collective well being of the neighborhood.
Meetings are typically held the second Thursday of each
B LO C K WATC H , G A I N E V E N T & W I L LO PA R K S month at 6:30 pm at the Fairfield Inn and Suites Hotel. All res-
b rad b rau er , ch a i r brad@bradbrauer.com 602-690-1400 idents of Willo are invited to attend. Agendas are available
online prior to the meeting at willophx.com.
BY L AWS R E V I E W
a nn b o m m ersb ach, c ha i r bommer1948@gmail.com 623-330-3203 INSIDE WILLO MAGAZINE
This free newsletter is published monthly (excluding July &
C O M M U N I T Y AC T I O N O F F I C E R August) by a committee headed by Willo volunteers. Willo
o f f icer b en h ar ri s benjamin.harris@phoenix.gov 602-361-4501 neighbors are encouraged to submit neighborhood news,
tidbits, photos and articles (between 250-500 words) by
H I S TO R I C R E G I S T R AT I O N A N D R E N E WA L the 10th of each month. We reserve the right to: edit as
gen e n an ce genenance1@yahoo.com 602-252-5397 needed, attribute to the submitting neighbor (with the
street they live on where appropriate), determine which is-
H O M E TO U R 20 22 C O M M I T T E E sue the information may be printed and use content on our
t er esa f o n tan a, co-c ha i r 2022wht@gmail.com 480-540-7744 website and in neighborhood promotional materials. The
br ad l ey b r au er , c o-c ha i r 2022wht@gmail.com Willo Neighborhood Association is not responsible for nor
endorses the editorial content in Inside Willo. Inside Willo
I N S I D E W I L LO N E WS L E T T E R does not accept political campaign ads. A copy of Inside
s a n d r a l efco v ich, cha i r lefcovichmoreno@gmail.com 347-446-9874 Willo is also posted to the Willo website each month.
megan d esm o n d mart i ne z ( a d sales ma na ge r)
megan@desmonddesign.com 602-799-4295 CITY OF PHOENIX HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE
www.phoenix.gov/pdd/historic
r a lph gro o m (art di re c t or) Historic@phoenix.gov 602-261-8699
di an a h er m an , photographe r dcherman@msn.com 602-625-7358 Phoenix City Hall, 200 W. Washington St., 3rd Floor
NOTE: Walk-in hours are 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm, Monday
K L E A N S T R E E T S / YA R D S A L E through Friday (Excluding holidays). Customers must sign in
pat rice wappel , chai r iwilliam@cox.net 602-248-0408 by 4:00 pm and may continue their business transaction
through close of business at 5:00 pm.
LUMINARIAS
c h r is n o rto n , cha i r VividViews@gmail.com 480-559-9775 EXTERIOR REHABILITATION PROGRAM
www.phoenix.gov/pdd/historic/historicincentives/historic-
SOCIAL COMMITTEE preservation-exterior-rehabilitation-assistance-program
ni kki arm stro n g, c ha i r happinesstogo@gmail.com 602-254-3692
CITY NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
SOCIAL MEDIA General Information 602-262-7344
je rem y sch ach te r, c ha i r jeremys@fairwaymc.com 480-703-8088 Graffiti Removal 602-534-4444
Free Paint for Graffiti Removal 602-495-0323
T H E O F F I C I A L W I L LO P H OTO B O O K C O M M I T T E E Grafitti Reward Tip LIne 602-262-7327
ja m es varel a, co -cha i r cocinavarela@gmailcom 602-663-1069 Landlord/Tenant Counseling 602-534-4444, ext. 3
di an a h er m an , co-cha i r dcherman@msn.com 602-625-7358 Property Maintenance Violations 602-262-7844
Grants Administration 602-534-4444
WEBSITE COMMITTEE
l i n d a d o esch er, co-c ha i r ldoescher@kcpagels.com 602-618-1349 PHOENIX POLICE
k u sh go van i, co - c ha i r kush.m.govani@gmail.com 317-847-9081 Officer Ben Harris/Willo Representative
benjamin.harris@phoenix.gov 602-361-4501
W E LC O M E TO W I L LO C O M M I T T E E Crimestop 602-262-6151
c a r l sch u r tz, chai r musiccarl@gmail.com 805-586-5773 City Councilmember/District 4:
Hon. Laura Pastor
W I L LO K I D S C L U B council.district.4@phoenix.gov 602-262-7447
s hery l h aar m an , co-c ha i r slhaarman@aol.com 480-223-7682
va lerie l an e, co -c ha i r valerielane@hotmail.com DISCLAIMER: All editorial content and some photos in Inside Willo
are the property of the Willo Historic District Board for use in Inside
ZONING COMMITTEE Willo. No copies may be reprinted electronically or otherwise without
t om d o esch er, chai r tfdoescher@gmail.com 480-695-3506 the written consent of the Willo President or board.
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2022 Home Tour
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
2022 Willo Home Tour —
Yes, this is Happening!
BY B R A D B R A U E R ( M O N T E V I S TA ) A N D T E R E S A F O N TA N A ( M O N T E V I S TA )
In addition to Brad serving as the Co-
Chair of the wildly successful 2020 Home
Tour, his home was featured on the tour
that year. Brad is also the Vice President
of the Willo Neighborhood Association.
Teresa’s home was on tour in 2019 and she
served as a homeowner liaison and docent
for the 2020 tour. She is also a member
of the Welcome to Willo Committee. We
both have a passion for supporting this very
important event and are excited to be a part
of it again this year.
We are starting to form the various
committees critical to making the tour
a success and already have volunteers
leading the street fair vendor and music/
talent procurement committees. We have
many volunteers from the past that we
will be reaching out to help us with PR/
Marketing, Social Media, Ticket Sales,
Communications, Brochure Production
and Ad Sales, Home Write-Ups, Day-of
Tour and Twilight Tour logistics, Cocktail
Parties, Volunteer Sign-Up/Management,
Liaison and Docent Training, and others.
Right now, the focus is on home
procurement, which is the main reason
our tour is so popular as we do have some
fabulous homes in Willo! We have a
preliminary list of homes that would be
fantastic for the tour, but we are looking for
WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE this event is so much fun and a great way a volunteer to help us lead this effort over
the return of the Willo Home Tour in 2022 to get involved in the neighborhood and the next few months.
and that we have again volunteered to co- share this unique part of Phoenix with To get involved, volunteer to have your
chair this event. This tour is one of the people from all over the valley, state and home on tour, or find out more about this
most successful and well-attended tours even the country. While this past year has event, please contact us at: 2022wht@
and street fairs in Phoenix for over 32 been difficult for many of us, especially the gmail.com
years and counting. The tour and street social butterflies, we are counting on the Information will also be posted on the
fair will be held on Sunday, February 13 days ahead to bring more opportunities to Willo website: WILLOPHX.COM as well
with a smaller neighborhood “twilight reconnect with each other and to resume as the Official Willo Historic Neighborhood
tour” on Saturday the 12th. many of the activities that make Willo such Facebook page (be sure to sign up to become
For neighbors who are new to Willo, a wonderful place to live. a member of this group). ●
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Fun and Games
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Wanna Play?
BY B I T SY S U S I C H (G R A N A DA )
MANY THANKS TO THE TIC-
TAC-TOE CREW, Gale on
Granada and Maybelline
and Sullivan on Palm Lane,
who painted and scattered
three dozen game rocks
throughout Willo in early
April. Messages about
the new game rocks were
posted on the Willo and Phx
Hidden Rocks Facebook
pages to ask people to
keep their eyes out for the
rocks. Within days these
sites had more than 200
likes or comments ranging from “What a super cute and creative
idea! I love it!” and “Adorable” to “Oh how fun!!!” and “I bet that
took a lot of time to paint.” ■ If you come across one of these gems,
pick it up and play. Then post a photo of your game on these
sites and re-hide your rock for more fun. See how Diana Herman
on Monte Vista played. ■ With summer starting I wonder which
creative neighbor will devise the next game we all can play. ●
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Art
Chicano/Latino Art
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Shows Beauty, Pain, Politics
and Healing
BY P H I L I O TA L A R I C O ( E D G E M O N T )
Martin Moreno,
artist; Right
inset photo
MARTIN MORENO WAS BORN of Stephanie
Vasquez, owner
in Adrian, Michigan, where he grew up
of Fair Trade Cafe
speaking Spanish at home and English
in school. With Martin and sisters in
tow, his parents worked in the fields and
later in the foundries. He remembers
listening to stories about his past from his
large extended family. He credits these
experiences with providing much of the
subject matter, which he depicts in his
artwork; these images come to life in his
sculpture, murals, paintings, and mosaics.
But beauty is not the only thing Mr. Moreno
paints.
While at first glance, some of the murals
he creates look beautiful and carefree, are
often, upon closer inspection, full of images
that make up our reality in the 21st century.
Images of our people losing their lives to
drugs, alcohol, and other abuses, due to the
hand they were dealt are sometimes depicted
amongst the Aloe Vera plants that provide us
with healing powers. Political statements
are made in his mono-prints, which spur
conversation, heated or otherwise. Moreno
states he will continue to produce both types
of art, but his favorite by far are those pieces
that make people think, make them wonder
M A RT I N M O R E N O P H OTO BY DA N I E L SWA D E N E R
about past decisions, and make them hope
for a better future.
Currently, Moreno is an Art Instructor
at NFL YET Academy. He is a founding
board member of ALAC (Arizona Latin@
Arts and Cultural Center), established in of the Year award. Currently, he is part of Vasquez, Fair Trade Cafe serves fair-trade
Phoenix, the first Latino Cultural Center the Moreno/Costello team, which has been coffee and baked goods. Stephanie was a
in Arizona. He was one of twelve Chicano/ commissioned to design one of the Valley public supporter of Arizona’s Proposition
Latino artists selected for the “Locals Only” Metro Light Rail stations in the South 206, a successful 2016 ballot measure to
exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum. The Mountain community. increase the state’s minimum wage and
exhibit is of historical importance because Moreno’s thought-provoking work is guarantee paid sick days for workers. She
it features Chicano/Latino artists for the the perfect fit for display this month at the continues to welcome the community to
first time in the museum’s history. In 2011 socially conscious eatery, Fair Trade Café her cafe and is an active supporter of equal
he received the Arizona Governor’s Artist (1020 N. 1st Avenue). Owned by Stephanie rights for all. ●
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Welcome Committee HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
New Neighbor Spotlight
BY T E R E S A F O N TA N A ( M O N T E V I S TA )
WELCOME TO THE CROWDER FAMILY, who recently
moved to the 100 block of Lewis. Originally from Southwest
Virginia, where she also went to college, Courtney Crowder
moved to Phoenix in 2014 after the birth of her son, Tucker.
Tucker’s father was originally from Phoenix, and seeing the
growth and development of the city, made them very excited to
raise their son here.
Courtney works in Mortgage Lending with Bay Equity and
has been in the industry since 2017. She enjoys dining out, wine
tasting, going to Suns basketball games, and activities with her
son. Tucker, now seven years old, plays baseball, basketball and
is very active in Boy Scouts. They have a dog named Molly.
Courtney has had an affinity for Willo since moving to
Phoenix. She used to cruise the historic districts and daydream
about purchasing one of the amazing unique homes in the
area. Then, in 2020, she started shopping for a new property
with her real estate agent. She randomly drove through Willo
one evening and saw a coming soon sign in the yard of her now
home. She had a “love at first sight” moment with her charming
1920s Tudor. The layout and character fit her criteria perfectly.
Tucker also fell in love with the charm of the home, and they
wrote an offer before it even hit the market. She feels so blessed
to have this property and be a member of such an outstanding
community ... Please join us in welcoming this wonderful family
to our amazing neighborhood! ●
Fitness 101
EXERCISE AND ITS BENEFITS
BY S H E RY L H A A R M A N ( PA L M L A N E )
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION and adequate levels of exercise, the institute control
(WHO) identified physical inactivity as identifies: ■ improvement in the quality of sleep as
the fourth leading risk factor for global ■ increased muscular and reported by the National Sleep Foundation
mortality confirming the fundamental cardiorespiratory well-being
importance of physical activity in our ■ improved bone and functional health Sheryl Haarman (neighbor on Palm Lane) is a
lives. ■ reduced risk of hypertension, coronary certified personal trainer through ACSM, ACE,
As a means to combat this problem, the heart disease, stroke, diabetes, breast and and NASM, and a credentialed Wellness coach
WHO recommends 60 minutes of exercise colon cancer and depression through the Wellcoaches Corporation. She can
per day for children and adolescents, and ■ reduced risk of falls and hip or vertebral be reached at 602-717-4898 for private in home
150 minutes per week for adults. fractures or virtual fitness training, or in person gym ses-
Among the benefits related to regular ■ maintaining energy balance and weight sions at Tangible Fitness
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A Willo Project
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
The Willo Photo Book BY D I A N A H E R M A N ( M O N T E V I S TA )
THANK YOU, WILLO NEIGHBORS of Willo architecture dating from the financial liaison. We are thrilled to do our
and Willo Neighborhood Association! The first home built in the early 1900s. Our part to support Willo and hope you will too.
Willo Photo Book (WPB) is already a huge researchers and writers, Regina Harris, All proceeds from the book’s sale will
success story for Willo because of you; More Jan O’Rourke, Nikki Armstrong, Sandra go directly back to Willo to support our
than 70 books have been pre-sold! Lefcovich, Venancio Berrocoso, and neighborhood and special events. The
More than 400 Willo homes will be Cassandra Larsen, have spent many money you spend on this hard-bound,
included in the WPB. The book will include entertaining hours interviewing neighbors 200-page color photo and history book
as many Willo homes as the size and format and poring through Phoenix and Willo will help promote the history and beauty
permit. history. The book will also feature of our neighborhood; plus, you will have an
Our photographers Daniel Koenig, fascinating memories of long-time excellent coffee table book for your own
John Woodcock, Kat Soderberg, and I, residents of the neighborhood and older beautiful, historic Willo home.
have completed the exterior photos. John photographs. With a limited number of WPB books
Woodcock and I will be scheduling the Our fantastic WPB team, spearheaded available, be sure to secure yours. Look
interior photo sessions throughout the by James Varela and me, consists of Willo for the pre-order button on WILLOPHX.
summer. resident professionals volunteering their COM and the Official Willo Historic
The WPB will incorporate a history time for this project. Linda Doescher is our Facebook page. ●
The Willo Photo Book will be “the book of a lifetime” for Willo.
PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY NOW!
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WNA Meeting Agenda
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Willo Neighborhood Association
Board Meeting
MAY 13 , 2021
(THURSDAY)
6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Virtual Meeting via Zoom
ZOOM INSTRUCTIONS POSTED ON WILLOPHX.COM
AGENDA
Welcome and Introductions Inside Willo
Bob Cannon Sandra Lefcovich
Approval of MARCH & APRIL Minutes Social Media
Opal Wagner Jeremy Schachter
Financial Reports By-Law Change Process
Linda Doescher Ann Bommersbach
Street Improvement Committee Willo Committees
Opal Wagner Bob Cannon
Zoning Home Tour 2022
Tom Doescher Brad Brauer and Teresa Fontana
Block Watch Other Committees as Needed
Brad Brauer & Officer Ben Harris Old Business
New Business
Willo residents should contact Linda Doescher
at ldoescher@kcpagels.com for ZOOM links and instructions.
Alternatively, visit WILLOPHX.COM or THE OFFICIAL WILLO
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD FACEBOOK PAGE for
instructions on ZOOM access.
AGENDA IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
N E X T M E E T I N G I S O N J U N E 1 0 , 2 0 2 1
(NO MEETINGS IN JULY OR AUGUST)
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to stay informed
of the latest
neighborhood news
and announcements.
You can also find
archived issues of
Inside Willo dating back
to 2011, neighborhood
history and photos.Inside
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Social Committee
Fall and Winter Happy Hours
BY N I K K I A R M S T R O N G (G R A N A DA )
THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE IS December, and into the new year. have not signed up to be on the list, please
tentatively planning for neighborhood happy If you moved into Willo in the past twelve send a message to willosocialcommittee@
hours to resume, starting in September. We months, you may not know that (before the gmail.com and you will be added.
will continue to monitor CDC guidelines for pandemic) we used to host neighborhood Will happy hours look a little different if
gatherings over the course of the summer, happy hours every month, on the second they resume this year? Yes. Past happy hour
and will naturally hope for the best. At this Friday. Happy hours are open to anyone in protocol like asking all guests to bring a drink
point, we are cautiously optimistic that we Willo. Hosting is simple: pretty much all a and snack to share won’t happen. Happy
can begin to gather again in a few months as host has to do is open your gate and BOOM, hours will be held outdoors, in backyards.
more people receive vaccinations. Will we you’ve instantly made a lot of new friends. Guests will be asked to spread out more
even recognize each other since it’s been so Hosting or attending a happy hour is a great than we have in the past. We don’t know yet
long? Meanwhile, if you are subscribed to the way to get to know your neighbors. Happy what other changes we might make, but we
Social Committee’s email list, expect to see a hour information is communicated via the will work with happy hour hosts to ensure
message in the coming weeks asking whether Inside Willo newsletter, Willo social media, that they feel safe opening their space for
anyone would like to host for September – and the Social Committee’s email list. If you neighbors to visit. ●
WEDNESDAYS (5 TO 8 P.M.) May Food Truck Schedule
MAY 5 It's Seoul Good (Korean, Barbeque, Asian Fusion)
MAY 12 Flippin' Rice (Asian Fusion, Chinese, Filipino)
MAY 19 Burgers Amore (Burgers, American, Comfort Food)
Food Truck
MAY 26 Fajita Freaks AZ (Mexican, Tacos, Spanish)
Wednesdays.
Take away
only. Please
wear a mask
and please
practice social
distancing.
V I S I T H T T P S : // S T R E E T F O O D F I N D E R . C O M / W I L L O W E D N E S D A Y S
W I L LO P H X .C O M I N S I D E W I L L O / 19ADVERTISE WITH US
IN THE NEXT
Inside Willo
CONTACT MEGAN D. MARTINEZ
602-799-4295
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Kids Club
HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
Kids Club
Easter Event
BY VA L E R I E L A N E ( L E W I S)
ON APRIL 2ND, WE HELD THE SPRING
Craft Event at Lewis Park and had an exciting visit
from the Easter Bunny! The kids were able to paint
a plant kit and get a bag full of goodies from the
Easter Bunny.
WKC hopes to be planning a few more events for
summer and fall. Keep an eye out for an Evite in July
for a Water Fun and Ice Cream Social (Distanced).
Please remember to RSVP if you see the Evite.
Thank you for all your submissions for the Draw
Your House Contest. Since we received a select
few drawings, everyone was a winner! Kids and
adults alike, we challenge you to continue drawing
sidewalk chalk art. Many designs over the last year
were beautiful and inspiring.
Thank you to the Willo Neighborhood
Association and Willo residents for your ongoing
support and encouragement of our future Willo
residents. We will continue to keep our sidewalks
decorated with beautiful pictures and encouraging
words as our state and country slowly emerge from
a restless hibernation from the previous year. ●
W I L LO P H X .C O M I N S I D E W I L L O / 21Draw Your
Willo's Young Artists
House...
MABELINE (7) – PALM
SULLIVAN (9) – PALM GRIFFIN (4) GREER (2) - LEWIS
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TOMMY (5) LEWIS ELLA (10) - 3RD AVENUE HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
WES (4) – CORONADO
Submissions
from children JOSH (11) – ALMERIA
around Willo.
Everyone is
a winner!
EVY (5) LEWIS
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HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD
SOLD!
SOLD!
Real Estate
Active,
Pending,
& Sold
Listing
ADDRESS STATUS PRICE
322 W Vernon ACTIVE $650,000
514 W Granada ACTIVE $899,900
522 W Windsor ACTIVE $899,900
330 W. Holly ACTIVE $685,000
528 W Lewis PENDING $499,900
301 W Cambridge PENDING $619,000
69 W. Virginia PENDING $629,900
341 W. Edgemont PENDING $629,900
70 W Virginia PENDING $650,000
315 W Edgemont PENDING $690,000
530 W. Vernon PENDING $745,000
501 W Encanto PENDING $760,000
74 W Wilshire PENDING $799,000
302 W Virginia PENDING $825,000
130 W Coronado PENDING $869,900
521 W. Edgemont PENDING $875,000
301 W Vernon PENDING $1,100,000
515 W Lewis SOLD $475,000
505 W. Virginia SOLD $575,000
90 W. Virginia SOLD $1,440,000
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Realty. All figures as of 04/15/2021. Information provided by Arizona
Regional Multiple Listing Service and is listed by individual brokers. For
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realtors or your real estate professional.
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