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Watson: Ducey education plan supports bright horizon …

1/21/2020
There are some big changes on the horizon for education in Maricopa County, if Gov. Ducey’s legislative agenda continues to get a good reception from our state lawmakers. Last week Gov. …

Gray: Raising airfare taxes would hurt Phoenix …

1/21/2020
Sky Harbor International Airport just collected $3.6 million in taxpayer money from the Federal Aviation Administration to upgrade a tarmac, while the Deer Valley Airport cashed in on a $2.7 million …

Still time to change your Medicare health plan

1/20/2020
Did you sign up for a Medicare Advantage health plan last year only to find that it doesn’t meet your needs? Not to worry. You still have time to switch to another Medicare Advantage plan, or return to Original Medicare.

Gov. Ducey ensuring Arizona’s economic momentum …

1/17/2020
This week’s State of the State address was yet another welcome reminder that Gov. Ducey is focused like a laser-beam on ensuring Arizona’s economic momentum continues.

New board chairman shares vision for county

1/16/2020
You may have heard I got a promotion of sorts; this year, I’ll be leading the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors as Chairman.

More than ever, it pays to be optimistic

1/15/2020
We’re experiencing challenges at every level from local issues to international relations and beyond. Times are tough and we don’t know who to trust. The constant drone of news impacts us all.

The Back Nine

1/14/2020
I love it when readers send me emails that pertain to issues on aging. There is so much written, and every once in a while, there is a gem. Someone sent along an article that used the phrase …

Are fossil fuels an ethical investment?

1/14/2020
Saudi oil giant Aramco — the world’s most profitable company — issued its first public offering in December. The IPO has reenergized debate around whether it’s ethical to invest in oil and natural gas companies. Green activists say no.

Home improvements can help save energy, money

1/13/2020
Many improvements come with rebates from the utility companies. And most require no permits and inspections.

Covington to receive MLK 2019 Diversity Award

1/10/2020
Kim Covington, senior director of community initiatives at the Arizona Community Foundation will be awarded the Paradise Valley MLK 2020 Diversity Award for dedicating her life to bringing multiple voices and perspectives to solve community problems and take full advantage of emerging opportunities.

Arizona Helping Hands qualifies as a foster care …

1/9/2020
The Arizona Department of Revenue certifies charities as qualifying foster care charitable organizations for purposes of the Arizona state tax credit. Among the stated criteria: a charity must …

Let’s celebrate those who serve and protect us

1/8/2020
Through it all, it’s important to note that for all 243 years ... our freedoms have been fought for and earned by those brave and humble enough to put aside their own politics, their own families, and their own best interests for the safety and freedoms of all of the rest of us.