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Chandler SpeakUp: No Kings, Kyrene election, semiconductors, libraries

Here are some recent online comments about Chandler Independent items:

“Chandler schools buys semiconductor equipment, training”:

“How about teaching kids how to read, write, and do basic math without the use of a calculator?”— Andy Augustyniak via story comment

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Chandler SpeakUp: No Kings, Kyrene election, semiconductors, libraries

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Here are some recent online comments about Chandler Independent items:

“Chandler schools buys semiconductor equipment, training”:

“How about teaching kids how to read, write, and do basic math without the use of a calculator?”— Andy Augustyniak via story comment

“Chandler schools: Latest media arts center complete”:

“Well done, Kurt” — Virginia K. via story comment

“Kyrene district override appears headed for approval”:

“Thank God, I don’t live in that school district.”  — Robert Danzo via story comment

“Chandler Police ‘No Kings’ crowd estimate is way too low ”:

“I was there and the people were 3 to 4 people deep. So I’d say at least 6,000 were there.” — Paul via story comment

“Who cares? These people are exercising their right guaranteed by Trump. Imagine that.” — George Gonzalez via story comment

“‘No Kings’ has bigger downtown Chandler presence than in June”:

“Are you passionate about democracy or about the democratic process within our constitutional republic?”

— Sandy Ashbaugh via story comment

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