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2 SUSD board candidates drop out of chamber forum
Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board candidates Amy Carney and Jeanne Beasley dropped out of the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s candidate forum Sept. 15 after learning … more
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he Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board cleared the way during its Sept. 8 meeting to start accepting students who need Level D services from other school districts at the former Pima Elementary School.
SUSD could soon take other districts’ special needs students
Scottsdale Unified School District could soon be teaching other districts’ high need students. The governing board unanimously approved during its Sept. 8 meeting a tuition plan that would … more
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Dr. Rachel Schick, DMD
The Smile Evolution Opens New Office in Phoenix’s Desert Ridge
The Smile Evolution, led by Dr. Rachel Schick, DMD, has opened a new office in Phoenix’s Desert Ridge community. Located at 20950 N. Tatum Blvd., Suite 340, The Smile Evolution focuses on a … more
Paradise Valley Police Department officers completed training related to traffic stops last week.
Paradise Valley police train officers on traffic stop safety
Paradise Valley Police Department officers focused on traffic stop safety during training last week according to the Town Manager’s Sept. 11 weekly update. The training covered safe … more
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School districts race to keep up with rapid growth
The new houses keep appearing. In Queen Creek, subdivisions stretch across what was once open desert. In Buckeye, neighborhoods are pushing farther west along Interstate 10. more
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Prop 320, the classroom-spending proposal was initially advanced as HCR 2007 before its provisions were incorporated into SCR 1032, the resolution ultimately referred to voters as Proposition 320.
Arizona districts face potential funding losses under Prop. 320
Arizona voters will decide in November whether certain school districts should be required to direct at least 60% of their operational spending to direct instructional expenses, a proposal that … more
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A construction worker using a hose on Sept. 9, 2026, at Prime Data Center's PHX01 Campus in Avondale, Ariz.
Data centers not responsible for Arizona water crunch, experts say
WASHINGTON –With the Colorado River running low enough to force deep cuts in Arizona, public concern about water consumption by data centers is running high. Are the data centers responsible … more
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Historical Advisory Committee Chair Catherine Kauffman presents the history of the home and recommends the council designate it as a historic property on Thursday, Sept. 10, at the Paradise Valley Town Council meeting, in Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley home recognized as historic property
The Paradise Valley Town Council unanimously approved marking 5841 E. Hummingbird Lane as an official historic property in the town at its Sept. 10 meeting. Property owner Elliot Rovinsky … more
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Dripping with atmosphere, the Rusty Spur Saloon in Old Town is celebrating its 75th anniversary this month.
Scottsdale’s Rusty Spur Saloon celebrates 75 years in Old Town
Tucked in next to a high-end jeweler and across the road from a luxury beauty salon on Scottsdale’s famous Main Street sits a considerably more casual establishment. Some may say the Rusty … more
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The Sisters in STEM event Sept. 26 at Saguaro High School provides a unique opportunity for kindergarten through eighth grade students from across the Scottsdale Unified School District to learn directly from high school mentors.
Sisters in STEM welcomes K-8 students at SUSD’s Saguaro High School
The ninth annual Sisters in STEM Kids Event is scheduled 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Sept. 26, at Saguaro High School, 6250 N. 82nd St., in Scottsdale. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering … more
Paradise Valley is accepting applications from residents interested in filling two upcoming vacancies on the Planning Commission.
Paradise Valley seeking two new Planning Commission members
Paradise Valley is seeking residents interested in serving on the Planning Commission, with two seats becoming vacant in January 2027, according to the Town Manager's Sept. 11 weekly update and Town … more
Vice Mayor Christine Labelle, Council Member Ellen Andeen-Keller, Mayor Mark Stanton, Council Member Julier Pace, local artist Curtic Dickman, and Council Members Karen Liepmann, Anna Thomasson and Scott Moore at the Paradise Valley Town Council on Thursday, Sept. 10, in Paradise Valley.
Curtis Dickman’s year as Paradise Valley artist in residence comes to a close
Local artist Curtis Dickman was recognized by the Paradise Valley Town Council on Sept. 10 as his year as the town’s artist in residence comes to an end. He was recognized by the council and … more
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