The Hamlet magazine

27/07/2024

“Summer wrecks my Sleep Score. How can I get back on track?”
For many, summer means longer days, warmer weather, and vacation time—all of which can have detrimental effects on your sleep. Oura advisor Rebecca Robbins, PhD, shares her top tips for saving your shuteye, while still savoring the season.

1. Darken your bedroom. Since melatonin, the sleep hormone, is influenced by light, a later sunset might delay your sleepiness. To help your body produce melatonin earlier, make your sleeping environment as dark as possible.
2. Prep for long-distance travel. Shift your bedtime earlier or later by 15 or 30 minutes per day (earlier if you’re heading east, later if you’re going west) before your trip to a different time zone.
3. Take advantage of sunlight. Viewing sunlight when you wake up and in the afternoon can reset your circadian rhythm, says Robbins. "A walk outside boosts your energy without relying on caffeine, which can interfere with your sleep.”

26/07/2024

Our 26 Goodyear schools serving more than 13,000 young residents are headed back to school this month. That means a noticeable uptick in traffic. Drivers should always:

> Slow down and obey speed limits, both in school zones and in neighborhoods.
> Avoid double parking or stopping on crosswalks.
> Stop for a school bus with its red overhead lights flashing, regardless of the direction from which you are approaching.
> WATCH FOR CHILDREN! on the road and the sidewalk, playing and gathering near bus stop.

The Police traffic unit was formed in response to the increase in traffic, collisions and traffic-related offenses. Consisting of state-of-the-art BMW motorcycles, one Zero all-electric motorcycle and traffic enforcement vehicles, the traffic unit is dedicated to reducing injuries and fatalities ca...

25/07/2024

23/07/2024

In support of Child Crisis Arizona, Estrella Publishing is pleased to provide 300-backpacks each filled with school supplies to children in need. is a big supporter of children in need, education, and the community.

Child Crisis Arizona has been helping our community’s most vulnerable children, youth and families for nearly five decades. In times of crisis, we are there to help. When no crisis threatens, we are there to strengthen families, build resiliency and prevent crisis situations. childcrisisaz.org

11/07/2024

is pleased to announce its corporate partnership with National MS Society.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society exists because there are people living with MS. Their vision is a world free of MS. Their mission is to help people affected by MS live their best lives as we stop MS in its tracks, restore what has been lost and end MS forever. www.nationalmssociety.org

The National MS Society is the leading resource for MS research, education, and support. See how we drive progress to change the world for people affected by MS.

10/07/2024

is currently producing 60,000 premier and preferred hyper-local community magazines monthly, reaching more than 150,000+ residents in 9-affluent communities throughout Arizona's West Valley. From Your Neighbors, For Your Neighbors.

Up The Hill magazine (Estrella & CantaMia), Viva magazine (PebbleCreek), The Hamlet magazine (Palm Valley), The Park magazine (Litchfield Park), Main Street magazine (Verrado & Victory), Mountain View magazine (Vistancia, Trilogy & Blackstone), The Front Porch magazine (Marley Park), Surprise Living magazine (Sterling Grove, Mountainside, Surprise Farms, and Sweetwater Farms), CB Living magazine (Corte Bella).

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04/07/2024

Happy 4th of July, stay safe.

1. Always use fireworks outside and have a bucket of water/hose nearby in case of accidents.
2. Designate a safety perimeter. Ground-based fireworks should be observed from at least 35 feet away. For aerial fireworks, move back to around 150 feet.
3. Ditch faulty fireworks. Sometimes fireworks don’t go off, but duds always pose a risk to your safety. Let the duds sit for 5 -10 minutes before putting them in a water bucket.
4. Supervise children when they are handling sparklers.
5. Don’t forget about your pets! Keep your pets indoors and give them treats or toys filled with their favorite food.
6. Soak both spent and unused fireworks in water for a few hours before discarding.
7. Never place a part of your body directly over a firework or hold a firework in your hand when lighting.
8. Only light one firework at a time.
9. Avoid alcohol consumption when handling or using fireworks.
10. Consider safe alternatives to fireworks such as party poppers, bubbles, silly string, or glow sticks.

01/07/2024

's July024 editions are hitting 60k mailboxes. Be sure to check out and see if you too can make a lovely dish. Support our vendors and shop local, they are community members as well.

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Up The Hill magazine (Estrella & CantaMia), Viva magazine (PebbleCreek), The Hamlet magazine (Palm Valley), The Park magazine (Litchfield Park), Main Street magazine (Verrado & Victory), Mountain View magazine (Vistancia, Trilogy & Blackstone), The Front Porch magazine (Marley Park), Surprise Living magazine (Sterling Grove, Mountainside, Surprise Farms, and Sweetwater Farms), and CB Living magazine (Corte Bella).

30/06/2024

Happy World Social Media Day! Today is a day to recognize how social media has changed how people communicate, interact, and share information with others. If your business needs a helping hand in communicating with others via social media, email us at [email protected] and we’ll do our best to assist you.

29/06/2024

is pleased to announce its corporate partnership with Silent Witness, Silent Witness shares information on unsolved felony cases. Through tips to Silent Witness, Police have been able to recover over $18 million dollars in property and seize over $14 million dollars worth of drugs.

Silent Witness is dedicated to creating safer communities by working in partnership with citizens, media and law enforcement to solve and prevent crime within the state of Arizona. Although we work in partnership with the Phoenix Police Department, we are a separate, community based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. ALL of the rewards paid out are funded entirely through private donations and grants — not taxes. Since 1979, Silent Witness has been successfully solving felony crimes throughout the Valley: silentwitness.org

Over 12,594 felony crimes solved as the result of Silent Witness.
Over $31,210,000 worth of property and drugs seized.
Over 7,929 violent felons arrested and off the streets.
Over $2,560,216 in rewards paid into the community.

*Through tips to Silent Witness, Police have been able to recover over $18 million dollars in property and seize over $14 million dollars worth of drugs.

28/06/2024

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26/06/2024

Another excessive heat warning for Arizona. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids.
Here are the 5 warning signs of dehydration;
> dizziness or light-headedness.
> headache.
> tiredness.
> dry mouth, lips and eyes.
> passing small amounts of urine infrequently (less than three or four times a day)

26/06/2024

The search for a woman missing in Goodyear came to a tragic end after police found her body shortly after her disappearance. Police say Angela Dwight was found in a desert area near the city of Goodyear.
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25/06/2024

is pleased to announce its corporate partnership with Arizona SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions).

“Students Against Destructive Decisions” is a national non-profit dedicated to the safety and wellness of all students. Using 40 years of expertise to facilitate educational and engaging programming, SADD operates through school and community chapters (like student clubs) dedicated to advocating healthy decision-making.

SADD was founded on the simple philosophy that young people, empowered to help each other, are the most effective force in prevention. www.SADD.org

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) is a student organization that empowers and mobilizes youth and adult allies to engage in positive change through leadership and smart decision-making.

24/06/2024

Skimming occurs when devices are illegally installed on ATMs, point-of-sale (POS) terminals, or fuel pumps to capture card data and record cardholders’ PINs. Criminals use the data from the magnetic strip of a credit card or debit card to steal the cardholder’s name, card number, expiration date, CVV code, and billing zip code. The information is then stored on the device for the criminals to create fake debit or credit cards to steal money from victims’ accounts.