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Appliance rebates coming for Arizonans
Saturday, March 6, 2010 11:09 pm
Need a new washing machine? You may be able to save some serious cash if you can limp your old one along for a couple of more weeks - or fill your pocket with quarters for a trip to the coin laundromat.
From appliances to Hi-Health
FROM STORE TO CHAIN: Simon Chalpin opened his first Hi-Health store 35 years ago, in Sun City.
Mesa accepting old electronics, appliances
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 4:29 pm
Mesa is hosting an electronics and appliance drop-off event Saturday that is free and open to all city residents. The city will accept computers, printers, televisions, appliances, phones and audio/video equipment.
Police: Man sold stolen appliances
Friday, October 17, 2008 8:35 pm
A Mesa man contracting with Fannie Mae to clean foreclosed homes admitted to police that he sold appliances in the victims' homes on Craigslist.com.
Appliances get more technology, convienient
Friday, June 22, 2007 2:46 pm
Touch-screen refrigerators with built-in defrosters. Dishwashers that “sense” how dirty your dishes are. Smart microwaves that are programmed to cook food by reading bar codes on packages. Kitchen appliances continue to evolve and become technologically advanced. Today they do most of the work for you.
From appliances to Hi-Health
Sunday, December 31, 2006 6:52 am
Simon Chalpin, 75, never took a vitamin in his life before he started his first Hi-Health food supplement chain of stores in the Valley 35 years ago. Today, Chalpin takes 20 vitamins a day. He works out in a gym regularly.
Spencer's TV and Appliance 2 Millionth Customer
Suzanne Egen,left, and her husband Jeff Egen, of San Tan Valley, receive a check for $10,000 from Spencer's TV and Appliance general manager Rick Biederbeck, Wednesday, April 3, 2013 after being the 2 millionth customer. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
Tempe appliance store employee shot (w/ video)
Monday, January 21, 2013 9:44 am
An appliance store employee was shot on the job in Tempe.
Household appliances wage war for my affections
Tuesday, November 1, 2011 9:00 am
In last month's column, I made the mistake of calling out my favorite appliance in my house: You may recall I said my Crock Pot was my "best friend forever."
Junked appliances live on via recycling in town
Saturday, November 10, 2007 12:05 am
When a refrigerator breaks or a stove gets too old at Gilbert’s Vantage Point apartment complex, it doesn’t get tossed in the trash.
Junked appliances live on via recycling in town
LOADING UP: Jason Black, left, and Mathieu Harding, both heavy equipment operators for Gilbert, load discarded household appliances onto a flatbed truck in a Gilbert neighborhood.
House cleaner sold victim’s appliances online
Friday, October 17, 2008 1:08 pm
A Mesa man contracting with Fannie Mae to clean foreclosed homes admitted to police that he sold appliances within the victim’s homes on Craigslist.
The stainless steel craze for appliances may be coming to a shining end
Saturday, July 22, 2006 6:33 am
Its luster resembles dark chocolate, so is it any wonder bronze would find its way into kitchen decor? For the past decade, stainless steel has dominated kitchen surfaces — major appliances and backsplashes have reflected in this silvery hue. But designers predict kitchens will soon take a turn for the darker — starting with bronze appliances set to hit stores next year.
The stainless steel craze for appliances may be coming to a shining end
THE NEXT BIG THING: Next year Jenn-Air will introduce oil-rubbed bronze appliances, offering homeowners a darker, starker alternative to stainless steel.
09/15 - Appliances talking to each other isn’t just the stuff of science fiction
Monday, September 15, 2003 12:18 pm
It’s now possible for your refrigerator to talk with your toaster and your vacuum cleaner.
dasHAUS
‘dasHAUS’ features high-end appliances like this Miele Whole Coffee Bean Coffee System. [Garin Groff/Tribune]
Stardust hauls it all away, even the kitchen sink
Vincent Arias, left, and Laro Nicol move appliances, cabinets and anything reusable, onto a truck to resell through the non profit Stardust Building Supplies.
Repair shops buck trend of throwaway society
Gary Blumenreich repairs lamps at the Wizard of Odz Lamp Hospital in Chandler, one of the few appliance repair places still thriving in our upgrade happy culture.
Revamped kitchen gets a taste of the French Quarter
By tearing everything down and filling it all back up with fabulous appliances, cabinets and accessories, this family had a brand-new kitchen with an Old World feel.
SUCCESS STORY: Spencer's thrives with focus on customer satisfaction
FAMILY ATMOSPHERE: Rick Biederbeck, owner of Spencer’s TV and Appliance, is shown in one of his stores.
Stardust hauls it all away, even the kitchen sink
A SECOND LIFE: Vincent Arias, left, and Laro Nicol move appliances, cabinets and other reusable items onto a truck to resell through the nonprofit Stardust Building Supplies.
A change is in the wind
FUTURE LOOKING BRIGHTER: A farewell sign hangs on the gate as a worker exits the plant on the eve of the final day of production at the Maytag plant in October 2007, in Newton, Iowa. When workers lost their jobs after the appliance factory and headq
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McClellan: Conflicted over whether or not to trust our government
Guest Commentary by Mike McClellan
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Patterson: U.S. welfare doesn’t lift people from poverty, it reinforces it
Guest Commentary by Tom Patterson
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Scarp: Go east, young man, go east (valley)
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
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Brownie Points: Kennedy culpable in brawl with Dodgers
By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
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Richardson: We must be able to trust our Valley law enforcement officials
Guest Commentary by Bill Richardson
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