Breakfast with Santa at Mesquite Junior High
Town Crier invites families to a Breakfast Winter Wonderland at Mesquite Junior High School in Gilbert from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Highland High School Performing Arts Dept will entertain as children meet Santa, get faces painted, and mail a letter. Tickets are $5 for attendees. kids 2 and under free. proceeds go to East Valley Child Crisis Center.
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Santa
East Valley Child Crisis Center
Highland Drama Club
Joseph Creech Jr
Brad Ball
Chandler/United Phoenix Fire Fighters
Red Mountain High collects paper products for crisis center
East Valley Child Crisis Center drive led by On-the-Job Training Club at Red Mountain High School collects diapers facial tissue toilet paper paper plates cups towels and dinner napkins through December 14. Drop off at 7301 East Brown Road Mesa or call 396-1823 for details.
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East Valley
Red Mountain High School
E. Brown Road
Mesa
Christmas Safety Tips From Red Cross
Fire prevention guidance urges unplug lights when unused and keep spaces heaters away from furniture. It advises watering fresh trees, annual checks on furnaces water heaters and smoke detectors, cord safety, and not overloading circuits. It also recommends planning two escape routes per room and meeting outside, plus requesting the free Are You Ready for a Fire pamphlet from the Central Arizona Red Cross.
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American Red Cross
Central Arizona
P.O
Phoenix
Man pleads no contest in Mesa neighbor killing
Mesa man Charles J. Fee Jr., 40, pleads no contest to second degree murder for the July 11 shooting of neighbor Charles Munk, 37, who had failed to pay a $20 cable hookup. Fee faces 10 to 20 years and was to be sentenced Jan. 4 after a plea arrangement avoiding federal weapon charges.
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Charles J. Fee Jr
Feo
Charles Munk
Munk
E. Broadway Road
Bob Shutts
Maricopa County
Cheryl Hendrix
Shutts
Arizona unmasks AHCCCS alternative plan for more insured
Budget director Armando Burns unveiled a plan to enroll about 183,000 more Arizonans in AHCCCS as an experimental reform. The proposal aims to lower the uninsured rate from about 15 percent to 11.3 percent while suggesting long term state savings. Gov. Symington has not endorsed the changes, and the plan will not be in the January budget proposal.
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Monday
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Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting
Burns
Fife Symington
Doug Cole
Symington
Mabel Chen
FAA wraps up report on 3rd runway at Sky Harbor
The FAA released the final environmental impact study for a proposed third runway at Phoenix Sky Harbor, triggering a 90 day window for Tempe to sue or reach a deal. Tempe officials and a neighborhood coalition criticized the earlier report for lacking safeguards and alternatives, while negotiations continue and Tempe mayoral contender Barbara Sherman contends the coalition remains active.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Tempe
Phoenix
Randy Gross
Gross
Barbara Sherman
Sherman
Can
Chicago Fest scrapped as Mesa Day to spotlight city
Mesa officials cancel Chicago Fest due to limited funding and focus on Mesa Day set for March 5 an event combining the downtown parade from the 1970s with the Mayor’s Education Expo. Ellen Pence says decisions stem from weather problems last year and desire for quality over quantity. City will devote similar in kind support and aims for about 10 000 in the parade and 3000 in the expo at Mesa Community Center.
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Pence
Kerry Dunne
Arizona
Chandler
Mesa Town Center Corp
Hi City
Mesa
Willie Wong
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