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A tall pine tree toppled when a microburst hit near Scout Park in Litchfield Park on Monday, Jan. 25, rests on a portion of a home at the corner of Luchana Drive and La Loma Avenue.
Microburst damages Litchfield Park home, Scout Park facilities
Litchfield Park residents and workers were busy cleaning up Tuesday, Jan. 26, in the wake of a microburst that hit the city when heavy storms rolled through the West Valley on Monday afternoon. more
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West Valley Arts Council sets Black History Month events
In observance of Black History Month and in recognition of the contributions African American artists have made in the community and the greater culture, West Valley Arts Council will present its newest exhibition, Imprint: African Americans in the Arts. more
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Ground Control owners Ian and Stephanie Harwell, photographed outside their restaurant, beer, coffee and wine bar in November, have applied for a $10,000 COVID-19 Relief Grant from the city, and have asked the council to recommend that the state approve their request to expand operations outdoors through June.
Litchfield Park council eyes COVID-19 grant, Ground Control expansion requests
Litchfield Park’s City Council has a packed night Wednesday, Jan. 20, with a regular meeting that will see reelected incumbents Ron Clair, Ann Donahue and John Romack taking their oaths of office and selection of a vice mayor among seven action items and numerous presentations, project updates and monthly reports. more
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One rape, one burglary and one motor vehicle theft were reported in 2019 at the Chandler-Gilbert Williams Campus, 7360 E. Tahoe Ave. in Mesa.
Report highlights crime on Chandler-Gilbert Community College’s Mesa campus
At Chandler-Gilbert Community College’s Williams Campus in Mesa, there were four crimes reported in 2019, eight in 2018 and 11 in 2017, according to a federally mandated campus security report … more
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Litchfield Park seeks State of the City comments, questions
The city of Litchfield Park is looking for questions and comments from residents as it prepares for the annual State of the City address next month. more
Litchfield Park City Manager Bill Stephens with the Fender electric guitar his staff presented him as a retirement gift.
Litchfield Park city manager to aim high in retirement
Throughout a varied career that included 37 years in the U.S. Air Force and Air Force Reserve, seven years in city management, and stints as a sheriff’s deputy and U.S. Customs and Border Patrol special agent, Bill Stephens always aimed high. more
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Retiring City Manager Bill Stephens plays an audio recording of himself singing “Pretty Woman” during the Dec. 16 City Council meeting after a request by Mayor Thomas L. Shoaf and the council. Mr. Stephens’ last day with the city will be Jan. 3. Assistant City Manager Matthew Williams will take over as interim city manager Jan. 4.
Matthew Williams named interim Litchfield Park city manager
Litchfield Park Assistant City Manager Matthew Williams will take over the city’s administrative helm Monday, Jan. 4, stepping in for retiring City Manager Bill Stephens. more
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Litchfield Park city manager, attorney retiring
Litchfield Park will ring in the new year with an interim city manager and a new city attorney. more
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Pandemic demonstrates importance of U.S. Census
An accurate population count in our city ultimately helps with all types of funding, including dollars allocated for emergencies like the one we are in now. 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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