Overnight closures of I-10 set near downtown Phoenix for tunnel cleaning, sign work

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  Eastbound I-10 closed between I-17 and Seventh Street near downtown Phoenix from 9 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday (Feb. 4) for tunnel cleaning and overhead sign installation. DETOUR: All traffic will detour onto north or southbound I-17. Drivers on eastbound I-10 can use southbound I-17 to reconnect with I-10 at 24th Street near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

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  Westbound I-10 closed between Seventh Street and Seventh Avenue near downtown Phoenix from 9 p.m. Saturday to 7 a.m. Sunday (Feb. 5) for tunnel cleaning and overhead sign installation. Multiple on-ramps to westbound I-10 closed near work zone, including southbound SR 51; westbound Loop 202; 16th Street; Seventh Street; and HOV on-ramp at Fifth Avenue. Westbound I-10 19th
  Avenue off-ramp also closed. DETOUR: Exit at Seventh Street and use McDowell Road to Seventh Avenue. Drivers on westbound I-10 can also use I-17 to the Stack interchange to bypass tunnel closure.

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  Southbound SR 143 closed between McDowell Road and University Drive from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (Feb. 6) for structure painting and sign work. Connecting ramps to southbound SR 143 from westbound Sky Harbor Boulevard and eastbound Loop 202 also closed. DETOUR: Use 44th Street to University Drive.

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  Northbound SR 85 ramp to eastbound I-10 closed from 9 p.m. Sunday to 3 a.m. Monday (Feb. 6) for guard rail repair. DETOUR: Consider using
  Broadway Road to Miller Road.

One of the motorcycles that was used by "The Fonz" on the classic TV show “Happy Days” will be crossing the auction block at the Bonhams Classic California Sale in Los Angeles on November 12th.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2011/10/11/aaaay-fonzies-motorcycle-cruising-to-auction/#ixzz1aZSGTns0

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NEW YORK (AP) - The Cadillac Escalade is now the most likely vehicle to be targeted by crooks.

The Highway Loss Data Institute says the Escalade, which starts at more than $63,000, is six times more likely to be hit by thieves than the average vehicle, and its overall theft losses are more than 10 times as large.

The study is based on insurance claims made for model years 2008 through 2010. The institute's Matt Moore says the Escalade is stolen more often because "It's so wildly popular as far as pop culture goes." He says "It's a status symbol."

Pickup trucks are also a favorite of thieves. The Ford F-250 crew cab four-wheel drive is the second-most stolen vehicle, followed by the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 crew cab, the Ford F-450 crew cab four-wheel drive and the GMC Sierra 1500 crew cab.

For the latest on a possible Valley Metro Bus Stike, check the official website HERE

After our house flooded from a broken pipe, all the wet carpet was torn out revealing a floor safe in our closet!!...never knew it was there...the dial looks smashed on purpose...I think I'll have to get a safecracker or something...here are some pics..(by the way, I didn't do all that damage to the safe, I was just trying to figure out if I could chisle it out...I couldn't)

After our house flooded from a broken pipe, all the wet carpet was torn out revealing a floor safe in our closet!!...never knew it was there...the dial looks smashed on purpose...I think
I'll have to get a safecracker or something...I must know what's inside!...I'll keep you posted!