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YourValley In The Know Podcast: One-on-one with Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega
Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega joined the YourValley In The Know Podcast to discuss one-on-one his plans for success during his first term as the figurehead of “The West’s Most Western … more
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Community team feeds Scottsdale families during spring break
For the past few years, each time Scottsdale Unified School District prepares for a week-long break a team of community advocates put together food boxes to feed hundreds of families. On March 3, … more
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Scottsdale contracts, funds approved for various city work
Scottsdale officials recently adopted a handful of job order contracts for work across the city. The various approvals came during a March 2 Scottsdale City Council meeting and range from … more
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‘Unintended consequences’ at center of new report examining Airbnb, Vrbo homes
A new report issued by Scottsdale-based Elliot Pollack & Co. gives a no-holds-barred opinion of short-term rentals on Arizona’s community. The February report, developed by … more
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The Scottsdale Police Department responded to incidents including assault with a deadly weapon and theft, Feb. 18-March 2.
Scottsdale police respond to incidents including dangerous weapons, Feb. 18-March 2
The Scottsdale Police Department took the following incident reports from Feb. 18 through March 2: more
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Giants to play spring training baseball in front of 1,000 Scottsdale fans
The city of Scottsdale has approved a COVID-19 safety plan for San Francisco Giants spring training baseball at Scottsdale Stadium. The plan limits ticket sales to less than 10% of stadium … more
Jackie Barnhart, 38, of Phoenix, was arrested by the Scottsdale Police Department on Feb. 24 for alleged burglary and fraudulent use of a credit card.
Scottsdale police catch woman, seek help catching other residential burglar
Scottsdale Police Department detectives arrested 38-year-old Jackie Barnhart at 7:15 p.m. on Feb. 24 at her Phoenix residence for alleged burglary and fraudulent use of a credit card. more
SUSD volunteers including Acting Chief Financial Officer Shannon Crosier, Dr. Menzel, superintendent, COVID Specialist Whitney Jennings served as greeters and school nurses helped administer the shots at the drive-thru clinic.
Chunk of Scottsdale population has COVID-19 vaccine, numbers show
As of March 1, more than 72,500 Scottsdale residents — or 29% of the population — have received the COVID-19 vaccination as the virus declines in recent weeks. Arizona Department of … more
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A young baseball fan wears a face mask while watching a spring baseball game between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Angels in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Welcome back: Optimism abounds as MLB's spring includes fans
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Brian Delaney checked his ticket, found his seats and then sat down for a minute in the sunshine. It wasn't a typical late February day in Arizona — a little cool, a … more
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Scottsdale, Paradise Valley officials seek short-term rental solutions
While the Arizona Legislature considers potential bills addressing short-term rentals, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley are doing all they can to push change and wrest local control from the hold … more
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Signs of spring return: Limited baseball, other events give Scottsdale hope
In just a few short weeks it will have been one year since Major League Baseball called an out on its 2020 spring training season — the catalyst that gave way to Arizona closing down because of … more
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Great Hearts Academies, which includes Scottsdale Preparatory Academy, is looking to hire 240 teachers in Arizona.
Great Hearts Academies hosts hiring fair for Arizona locations
Great Hearts Academies in Arizona is hosting a hiring fair in March with hopes of landing 240 new teachers. The outreach is part of the  Phoenix-based charter school group to find new … more
2020 Scottsdazzle Stroll on the waterfront
Event industry across Phoenix metropolitan area begins to churn anew amid pandemic
When places of gathering were shut down at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, events were canceled or rescheduled for later dates. Fast forward to today and some events in the coming weeks are … more
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With over 200 votes cast, the name Zuma beat the runner-up, Echo, by 40 votes and helped raise over $1,000 for his continued care at Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center.
SWCC announces winning name of mountain lion
Zuma is the winning name for the Name the Lion Contest hosted by Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center in Scottsdale. more
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A snapshot of Scottsdale bond projects’ timeline
For those curious about the status of one of those bond projects Scottsdale voters approved in 2019, a timeline of 41 projects stretching out to 2030 has been released. For residents waiting for … more
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An employee of a vaccination centre draws the vaccine from a glass ampoule in Kiel, Germany, Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. On Monday vaccinations against the coronavirus have started in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. (Frank Molter/dpa via AP)
Qwick digital staffing model fuels COVID-19 vaccination sites across Valley of the Sun
A Scottsdale-based hiring agency is lending its hand in the fight against the pandemic by filling vaccination sites with much-needed workers. Vaccinations have become a priority for states across … more
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Driver arrested, charged following fatal Scottsdale Road vehicle collision
A man has been charged with manslaughter following a vehicle collision at Scottsdale and Chaparral roads on Sunday night. more
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The Scottsdale Police Department responded to incidents including assault with a deadly weapon and theft, Feb. 18-March 2.
Scottsdale police respond to incidents from assault to burglaries, Feb. 11-17
The Scottsdale Police Department took the following incident reports from Feb. 11 through Feb. 17: more
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Travel, tourism normalcy may be a long way off, Experience Scottsdale says
It may take until 2024 for the tourism industry to reach normalcy again, one local expert says, although Scottsdale’s local tourism sector is hopeful for a quicker return. Experience … more
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For most people, the new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough that clear up in two to three weeks. But for some — especially older adults and people with existing health problems — it can cause more severe illness, including pneumonia, and death.
304 new COVID-19 cases in Scottsdale last week
In the past week, there have been 304 new COVID-19 cases recorded within Scottsdale city limits, state numbers show. Numbers provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services on Feb. 22 show … more
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