Sunday, November 03, 2002

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BUILDING THE IMPOSSIBLE: Kids learn about design, iguanas with biosphere project If it's true that practically anything can be accomplished with just a little teamwork, then a project between a school and a community should be able to achieve something near impossible, such as creating a rainforest in the middle of a desert. And that's exactly what they did at John Vanderburg Elementary School in Henderson. Scheduled to open Thursday, the 3,000-square-foot biosphere re-creates the rainforest environment with live plants and animals, rain, fog, thunder and lightning. FULL TEXT First-time buyers turn to MoneyWorld With interest rates at a 40-year low, the doors to homeownership are open to many first-time buyers. However, many of those buyers do not know how to start the process. FULL TEXT Headlines First-time buyers turn to MoneyWorld BUILDING THE IMPOSSIBLE: Kids learn about design, iguanas with biosphere project COLUMN: Michael D. Klimek COLUMN: Gail Mayhugh Siena matures in southwest COLUMN: Barbara Holland COLUMN: FOR THE RECORD Northwest/Summerlin Headlines North Headlines Northeast Headlines Southwest Headlines Resident amenities enhance lifestyle at Rhodes' Vistana Summerlin appeals to musician Two homes near completion at Vineyards Encanto awaits discovery in southwestern valley Southeast Headlines Topaz Springs nears buildout Henderson/Green Valley Headlines Corporate couple retire to Sun City Anthem Seven Hills offers custom lots Sales at Villa Villagio remain strong DragonRidge membership included with lot purchase