Lori Jensen has always had a passion for community service, but it hit particularly hard just before businesses and school closed for the pandemic, in 2020.
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He may only be 14, but Ryland Johns knows how to hit the ground running.
A freshman at Crismon High School, Johns is a career and technical education graphic design student. When his school …
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Char Carson has been a Ladies Professional Golf Association teaching pro at Springfield Golf Resort in Chandler since July 2018.
After a 19-year career with The A.C. Nielsen Co., where she had …
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The City of Chandler’s Housing & Redevelopment Division is seeking qualified developers to co-develop two sites utilizing federal initiatives such as the Rental Assistance Demonstration …
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The Chandler Police Department says it's investigating an incident in a residential neighborhood and has a suspect in custody, but hasn't provide much more detail yet.
As of Tuesday morning, the …
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The City of Chandler recently released a survey on its website to obtain feedback on potential protected bike lanes within Chandler. To complete the survey, visit this link.
The survey …
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The Chandler City Council recently approved agreements with both the Maricopa Association of Governments and Airspace Link for a limited pilot to test a new transportation technology in West …
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The Crayola Experience hopes to inspire kids to color the world with kindness with this year’s Million Crayon Giveaway, held at the attraction’s five locations across the country, …
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The Chandler Chamber of Commerce will honor Chandler’s businesses, educators, public servants and community members at the 36th Annual Chandler Chamber Community Awards, to be held at Gila …
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Gov. Katie Hobbs’ recent veto of a repeal of food tax clarified only one of dozens of important variables that affect Arizona municipal budgets for Fiscal Year 2024.
At a pair of late-March …
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A group of Basha High School students have been writing letters to elderly residents in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This month, they expanded their concern to elementary school …
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By Sarah Auffret, special to the Independent
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