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Surprise library patrons will have access to more titles from other libraries thanks to the MAX system run by Maricopa County.
Valley library systems add more titles with sharing program
Surprise library officials are hoping to stay relevant in the digital age of books on phones with apps that drive reading. more
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On April 1, the Arizona Secretary of State released the list of candidates who filed for the 2024 November election.
Meet the candidates for the Arizona House District 23
Four Democrat and one Republican candidates are running to represent Arizona Legislative District 23 in the house in the July 30 primary election. LD-12 takes in swaths of Yuma County, Pima … more
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Buckeye teacher indicted for sexual misconduct with a minor, third in less than a year
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell has announced the indictment of Alyssa Paige Todd on six counts of sexual misconduct with a minor and one count of aggravated luring of a minor. All … more
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Cort Monroe was named the permanent superintendent Monday.
Liberty School District finalizes permanent contract for Superintendent Monroe
The Liberty Elementary School district approved a permanent contract for Cort Monroe that will keep him in the district superintendent position for at least three years. The contract includes a … more
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Buckeye McTeacher night challenge raises $8,307 for area schools
Buckeye’s I-10 and Watson McDonald’s restaurants raised more than $8,307 for local schools during their annual McTeacher’s Night Challenge in February. The McTeacher’s … more
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Former MCSO officer gets 2 years for smuggling drugs into county jail in Buckeye
A former detention officer for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s office has been sentenced to two years in prison for smuggling meth and fentanyl into the Maricopa County Lower Buckeye Jail. … more
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Surprise Police Department vehicle outside Surprise Stadium.
West Valley police agencies join together to stop speeding
A group of West Valley police offices are joining together in an effort to save lives on the state’s roads by creating a West Valley Speed and Aggressive Driver Task Force. more
Abrazo's new medical campus construction starts in Buckeye
Abrazo Health celebrated the start of construction of its new campus in Buckeye with city and business leaders Thursday. Participants signed a steel beam representing the start of ‘going … more
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The Canyon View boys wrestling team poses with its Division II trophy Saturday at Veterans Coliseum after winning its first state team championship.
Canyon View boys roll to first state wrestling title
PHOENIX — When Canyon Vista’s four state champions won their title matches Saturday, they each chose to leap into their coach’s arms. It made it easier on their coach that none … more
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West Valley city may face water shortage for new development
PHOENIX — Tom Buschatzke says it wouldn’t be wrong to see the freeze on new development in an area in and around Buckeye due to a shortage of groundwater there as the canary in the coal … more
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Colorado River water scarcity will affect farmers — somewhat
BUCKEYE — Today, anyone can drive around the corners of the Valley and find farmland still in use. This is especially true in the Southwest Valley, near Buckeye, Goodyear and communities along … more
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A 100-year water supply?
Whether its groundwater or river water in danger of running dry first, the biggest potential impact from Arizona’s continuing water issues is it will stall growth. Developers in Arizona, … more
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