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Eisen: Nurturing resilience — a teacher’s perspective on addressing current events
As a U.S. history teacher at Arizona Virtual Academy, I am increasingly concerned about the impact of the 24-hour news reporting of local, national and global events on young minds. In this age … more
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Letters: Surprise mayor-elect has responsibility to lead arrest mess
Thank you for the coverage of the Aug. 20 Surprise City Council meeting. more
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Surprise District 2 City Councilmember Aly Cline
Aly Cline: District 2 Newsletter — September 2024
As we bid farewell to summer and welcome the somewhat cooler temperatures of fall, I am excited to share our community's latest updates and developments. more
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Patrick Duffy
Patrick Duffy: District 3 Newsletter — September 2024
September is a reminder that cooler temperatures are almost here. more
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Jack Hastings
Jack Hastings: District 5 Newsletter — September 2024
As we get closer to the cooler weather, I am looking forward to the upcoming events our city offers. more
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Letters: Surprise mayor’s overreaction violated resident’s right to speak
Do council members think they are a ‘protected species’ safe from public criticism? more
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Letters: Mayor, attorney, chief all overstepped their authority in Surprise arrest
I feel I have to speak up in defense of Rebekah Massie in how she was mistreated by the outgoing mayor, Skip Hall, and the police chief who assisted in the mistreatment. more
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Letters: Massie should have been able to speak, but also obey police
Your article about police escorting Rebekah Massie out of the City Council meeting has generated much conversation, so good job. more
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Letters: Arrest in front of Massie’s child is a bad look for city
After spending 10 days in San Tan Valley visiting grandkids, a friend sent a video of a Surprise City Council meeting that showed the mayor authorizing the arrest of a woman who was using her right to address the City Council. more
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Foster: What workers, employers need to know about political speech at work
Arizona, renowned for its swing state status and diverse political perspectives, can anticipate a rise in political speech in the workplace as the 2024 General Election nears. Employees and employers … more
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Letters: Authorities should at least drop charges against Massie
The recent city council meeting in Surprise has turned into a constitutional battleground. more
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Letters: Actions bring up big question -- Is Surprise a gestapo?
This has to do with Rebekah Massie’s arrest. more
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