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Scottsdale City Council approved a resolution on June 30 to proceed with submitting Prop 202 grant applications to various tribes on behalf of city-operated programs during July 1-June 30, 2021.
Scottsdale continues six-figure partnership with Greater Phoenix Economic Council
More than $100,000 is what Scottsdale is paying to the Greater Phoenix Economic Council for the entity’s regional economic development marketing services. more
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A first-hand account of the Scottsdale police response to Fashion Square looting
A stand-down order was not issued by any Scottsdale police official while businesses were being looted and burglarized, Chief Alan Rodbell states in a new report on the May 30 riots in Old Town … more
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Scottsdale City Council pursues Prop 202 grant dollars
For the 13th year, Scottsdale will be submitting grant applications for Proposition 202 funds from local Native American tribes and nations on behalf of city-operated programs. more
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Ask the Scottsdale City Council candidates: What value do you place on American freedoms?
On July 4, 1776, America’s founding fathers adopted the Declaration of Independence --- an action held near and dear to Americans hearts some 200 years later. While July 4, 2020 looked much … more
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An Independent examination of the Arizona COVID-19 antibody test
As of Friday, July 10 the state of Arizona remains ground zero due to continued reports of COVID-19 now widespread from corner to corner of the Grand Canyon State. The Arizona Department of Health … more
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The Arizona Rattlers' Jamal Miles (2), a former Peoria High School and ASU standout, prepares to catch a pass in May 2019 against the Nebraska Danger.
Sports anything but normal upon return
The return of professional sports will provide a portion of normalcy for many people, but what sports will look like is going to be far from normal. more
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Temporary signs set up in front of main services building at Kiwanis Park lets patrons know what is open and what is closed as new rules have shut down many activities due to the surge in coronavirus cases Tuesday, June 30, 2020, in Tempe.
Arizona tops 112,000 cases of COVID-19
The Arizona Department of Health Services is reporting over 112,000 cases of COVID-19 as of Thursday morning. more
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Scottsdale City Council decides annual human services funding levels
Scottsdale City Council agreed with, and approved, recommendations made by the Human Services Commission for funding programs aimed at assisting community needs. On June 30, City Council … more
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A common site at Life Time health club are cleaning stations like this one as the facility remains open even as Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has issued an executive order for all gyms to close due to the surge in coronavirus cases in Arizona Thursday, July 2, 2020, in Phoenix.
Arizona tops 108,000 cases of COVID-19
The Arizona Department of Health Services is reporting over 108,000 cases of COVID-19 as of Wednesday morning. In Arizona, there are 108,614 cases and 1,963 deaths of the novel coronavirus, up … more
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Paradise Valley vows to work through, defend against Five Star lawsuit
The Town of Paradise Valley will work to protect the best interests of Paradise Valley residents and remain true to the spirit and the letter of its agreements with Five Star Development in response … more
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Surprise Fire-Medical Department Engineer Ken Coomber and firefighter Mark Stephens monitor patients while responding to a call.
Arizona fire departments see decrease in calls due to coronavirus
Municipal fire departments around the valley have been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic since late February and the call volume has decreased inside some organizations, officials contend. more
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Scottsdale partners with ASU to address Sonoran Desert concerns
For the next three years, Arizona State University experts will work with Scottsdale to address ways to create a “cooler and more sustainable urban environment.” more
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Posted signs remind clients of the social distancing and hygiene rules at Life Time health club as it remains open even as Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has issued an executive order for all gyms to close due to the surge in coronavirus cases in Arizona Thursday, July 2, 2020, in Phoenix.
Arizona adds over 100 deaths of COVID-19, new daily high
Arizona health officials have added over 100 deaths of COVID-19 to the state’s total, though nearly half of them are due to death certificate matching. more
Assault at Scottsdale park could be hate crime
The Scottsdale Police Department is asking for the public’s help with information about an assault at a local park. more
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Scottsdale City Council allocates AZCares Fund amid COVID-19 pandemic
Nearly $30 million in federal funds have officially made their way through the municipal approval process, providing monetary assistance for Scottsdale community needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. … more
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Medical marijuana in Arizona becomes streamlined
The state of Arizona has already made technological changes to the medical marijuana program in the years since its been implemented. more
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Phoenix metropolitan medical marijuana dispensaries brace for 2020 ballot initiative result
If there’s going to be an initiative to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, it may as well have 420,000 signatures to get it on the ballot. more
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A sign points to a local polling station for the Arizona Democratic presidential preference election Tuesday, March 17, 2020, in Phoenix.
Voter registration deadline is end of day July 6
Eligible Maricopa County voters have until the end of Monday, July 6 to register to vote in the August Primary Election. Voters can go to Register.Maricopa.Vote to find information on eligibility … more
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In this July 2, 2020, file photo, a client works out at Mountainside Fitness as the facility remains open even as Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has issued an executive order for all gyms to close due to the surge in coronavirus cases in Phoenix.
Arizona reaches 100,000 mark in COVID-19 cases
Arizona has joined a handful of states in the U.S. reporting over 100,000 cases of COVID-19. more
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Police identify suspect, victim in deadly shooting at Scottsdale store
Police say a suspect shot and killed a 35-year-old man following three robberies at convenience stores in Mesa and Scottsdale. Scottsdale police said a shooting broke out around 3 a.m. Friday, … more
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