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Quarantine burdens children and families
These are truly unchartered waters: Families are confined to quarters and avoiding interactions with others; while parents are working from home, children are avoiding play dates. more
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100 Club of Arizona
Mental health apps available for first responders
The 100 Club of Arizona is offering two mobile apps, sponsored by the Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation, to help first responders find mental health resources from a distance, as they cope with the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. more
Federal, state tax deadline shift doesn't include charitable credit extension
Arizona nonprofit leaders are sounding a collective alarm as the Arizona charitable tax credit deadline provided to aid qualified nonprofit organizations did not move with recent federal tax deadline … more
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Calexico
HEARTS for Arizona 24-Hour Virtual Telethon to be April 3-4
Arizona Citizens for the Arts has organized a 24-hour virtual telethon with live-streamed performances and appearances by Arizona artists, celebrities, business owners and elected officials statewide from 5 p.m. Friday, April 3 to 4:59 p.m. Saturday, April 4. more
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Jackie Elliott
Elliott: All CAC instruction online for remainder of semester
The Central Arizona College campuses will be closed to the public with essential services moved to online, telephone or virtual formats.Central Arizona College has been closely monitoring coronavirus … more
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Arizona has surpassed 100 cases of COVID-19 as of March 21, 2020. The state reported its first death the day before.
Number of coronavirus cases in Arizona surpasses 100
A day after Arizona officials announced the first death in the state due to the coronavirus, the state surpassed 100 cases of the disease. As of the morning of Saturday, March 21, there are 104 … more
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Phoenix College is celebrating 100 years of existence Sept. 13, 2020. The school hosted a time-capsule unveiling in late January.
100 years of Phoenix College: Campus celebrates centennial in Arizona
Nearly 100 years ago, Phoenix College — then Phoenix Junior College — became the first of its kind in Arizona. Now, in 2020, the Maricopa County Community College District, which … more
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Gary Nash (MCSO)
Fountain Hills man accused of sexually assaulting 5 women
A Fountain Hills man is accused of sexually assaulting at least five women at his business in the East Valley. more
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Hanshew: Errors in ‘The American Dream Act’ article
There are several significant material errors in “The American Dream Act” article. California’s Proposition 13 property tax assessment methodology is held out as the benchmark … more
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Health officials break ground on the Banner Rehabilitation Hospital-West during an April 25, 2019 ceremony in Peoria. The 56-bed facility, located at 12740 N. Plaza Del Rio Blvd., is slated to open this summer.
Head of Sun Cities hospitals talks expansion plans
Like the rest of the West Valley, Banner’s hospitals seem to be growing by leaps and bounds, with high-rise construction cranes and other heavy equipment churning the earth at locations in Sun … more
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Palo Verde has two reservoirs where treated wastewater is temporarily held before being used to cool steam produced by the nuclear process.
Palo Verde nuclear plant is cutting its wastewater use
PHOENIX — There’s something in the Buckeye groundwater — a high mineral and salt content — that makes it hard to use, but the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station wants to … more
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Employees with CSAA Insurance Group sort out crayons at their office in Glendale Feb. 26, 2020. The Crayon Initiative will then melt and refurbished them into new crayons, and then donate those to hospitals around the United States.
Recycling with a purpose: Nonprofit refurbishes crayons for children’s hospitals
When you throw away leftover crayons, odds are you’re not the only one — whether in your city, state or country. Helping curb the disposal of crayons to landfills with a unique idea is The Crayon Initiative. more
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Arizona has become a focal point of conversation around the imprisonment of American citizens and the role sentencing requirements play in the disruption of the lives of non-violent offenders.
Arizona criminal justice reform effort seeks reduced sentences for non-violent offenders
Michael Perrino knows first-hand the power of regret, rehabilitation and forgiveness. From about 2008 until 2017, Mr. Perrino’s son, Zachary, was imprisoned first for the unlawful use of a … more
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Ducey budget provides $2M allocation toward Arizona arts
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has included a $2 million General Fund allocation in his $12.3 billion executive budget for the Arizona Commission on the Arts to provide grants and other support to … more
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Paloma Marolf pictured sitting on a bench in Tucson, Arizona where she attends college at University of Arizona in April 2019.
Rising drug prices stoke national debate, and a bold plan
LOS ANGELES — Paloma Marolf had an active childhood with no major health concerns until she went into a diabetic coma at age 15. more
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Arizona State University's West Campus, 4701 W. Thunderbird Road in Glendale. [Submitted photo]
Maricopa County judge orders Arizona to pay $1M in legal fees
PHOENIX — Two months after throwing out a lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents, the judge who heard the case ordered the state to pay nearly $1 million in the agency’s legal … more
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AngioScreen carotid ultrasound is performed.
Abrazo Heart Hospital to offer heart attack, stroke risk screenings
For National Heart Month, Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital, 1930 E. Thomas Road, will offer 10-minute risk assessment screenings for heart attack and stroke risks for the public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Feb. 12, 20 and 26. more
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Food tampering bill passes through panel, full Arizona House to discuss
PHOENIX — Alarmed by viral videos of what appear to be teen hijinks, a House panel voted Wednesday to make it a felony to tamper with food products and post the deed on the internet. more
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Joe Arpaio
Arpaio: Eliminating the dangers posed by anonymous shell companies is commonsense
Under current U.S. law, when criminal organizations want to hide their money laundering and financing activities from law enforcement officials, they have the means to do so. The result is the … more
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$400K in grants to help with first responder PTSD, mental health
Arizona Attorney General Brnovich announced that his agency is providing $400,000 in new community grant opportunities to support mental health programming and support services for first-responder … more
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