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dateCreated	2008-02-03 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Arcadia Ice Arena
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rev:text	http://www.arcadiaice.com/ I discovered Arcadia Ice Arena after responding to a Craigslist ad looking for a Program Director who knew how to ice skate. I responded, and scheduled an interview with Jim - the owner. Let me begin by saying by Jim is one of the most inspirational and community-minded people I've ever met - and I've met quite a few. He began working at the arena as a young teen, and continued to do so while he pursued his college degree in Accounting. He went on to play pro hockey, winning a championship, and returned to the arena after a spending a short time as an accountant - because Arcadia Ice Arena means everything to him. Plain and simple - this place is still open because Jim loves hockey and he knows creative accounting. He pours his heart and soul into this arena, and employs teens that could use a little mentoring. Arcadia is lucky to have him. Yeah - the facilities are a little rough around the edges but that's hockey. Jim showed me locker room repairs he'd made just a few days prior, explaining to me that its an impossible task to keep kids from smashing hockey sticks into everything; as a former child skater, I can relate wholeheartedly. Anyway, here's the best part. At the rear of the arena, tucked behind the buildings, is my favorite bar in all of Phoenix. Its a little divey, but its something special. There's a few games, a free-standing fireplace, along with cold beer and an always-friendly bartender. Behind her is a wall of glass, allowing you to watch the action on the rink from your bar stool. I've never seen anything like it, and I guarantee you haven't either. Its a must-visit. One more thing: Jim is open to any event or gathering that you could possibly dream up. We talked about doing some roller-rink style parties come late spring, so stay tuned!
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