Mesa Students To Perform With Phoenix Symphony
Twenty one students from five Mesa high schools join 69 other Valley youths as Music Guild Youth Orchestra performs with the Phoenix Symphony at Gammage Auditorium Tempe 7 p.m. Sunday. Under associate conductor Mark Russell Smith the 90 musicians from 30 schools will play side by side. Tickets cost 5 dollars and may be bought at Dillard's the symphony and Gammage box offices tonight. For information call 264-6363.
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Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Norwest Bank
Gammage
Apache Boulevard
Mill Avenue
Tempe
Valley
Phoenix Symphony Music Guild
Mark Russell Smith
Dillard’s
Symphony
Mesa
Susan Babini
Richard Bass
Missy Graves
Ann Marie Helms
Steve McKellips
Shayna Phipps
Melissa Rose
Michael Wojciechowicz
Ryan Kuck
Westwood High School
Heather Boyle
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Ana Ortiz
Heather Thompson
Karen Wallach
Dobson High School
Melissa Dunse
Symone Hobbs
Stephanie Lines
Michi Regier-Glose
Diane Watkins
Mountain View High School
Elias Chambers
Red Mountain High School
Jonathan Grant
Mesa High School
Bowl for Kids benefits youths at 13th annual event
Valley Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts Bowl for Kids this weekend with more than 3,000 bowlers and local celebrities at four Valley locations including Fair Lanes Tempe Village. Free bowling, food, beverages, and prizes up to 30000 dollars attract teams of five or more. sponsor sheets available at First Interstate Bank.
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Big Sisters
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Roy Taylor celebrates 99th birthday with a Mesa friend
Roy Taylor, a long time resident who winters in Mesa, turned 99 as friends and family note his cheerful nature. The Taylors spend summers in Colorado and enjoy travel, games like pinochle, and outings with Blanche, their companion.
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Mesa
Blanche
Roy
Taylors
Colo
Ade
Kinga
Ran
Mesa Woman Fleeing Rapist Tied To Attacks In Tempe and Mesa
Police link Sunday assault to a pattern of rapes and an indecent exposure case. A white male in his 20s with blue eyes and blond hair abducted an 18 year old near South Extension Road in a white Jeep Cherokee, threatening with a gun. Detectives note similarities to two prior rapes and intensified patrols follow.
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Mesa
Tempe
Earle Lloyd
South Extension Road
Lloyd
Riverview Park
Winter Storm Brings Rain and Snow to Arizona
Rain swept the Phoenix area Monday as a major storm broke a dry spell with .30 inch in Gilbert .16 in Mesa and .03 in Tempe. A second storm from Canada brings more rain and snow late today, with arctic air to follow. Mountain regions may see about a foot of snow, boosting ski conditions while valley highs stay in the mid 60s and roads are urged to be cleared before Wednesday.
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Gilbert
Mesa
Tempe
Arizona
National Weather Service
Craig Ellis
Ellis
Canada
Probe widens into ex judge Mirretti gambling case
Tempe former City Court Judge Stephen Mirretti resigns amid a probe by the Arizona Attorney General's Office and the DPS. The Arizona Supreme Court jointly investigates Tempe court procedures while Maricopa County’s presiding judge notes gambling concerns and large sums tied to Las Vegas trips as investigators seek public money links.
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Stephen Mirretti
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Department of Public Safety
Mirretti
Arizona Supreme Court
David Gonzales
DPS Organized Crime Intelligence Division
Maricopa County
Officials slam Symington move on youth reform
Gov Fife Symington faces sharp criticism as lawmakers clash over juvenile justice reform. Sen Patti Noland charges attempt to steer agenda away from Legislature toward a special session after extensive committee review. House and Senate leaders demand action now while Symington urges study of two diverging task force proposals before possible action.
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Fife Symington
Patti Noland
Tucson
Noland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Woods
House
Senate
Symington
Supreme Court
Commission On Juvenile Justice
Stanley Feldman
Arizona Criminal Justice Commission
Bill to make gang membership a felony in Arizona
Arizona Sen. Matt Salmon introduces a bill to classify gang membership as a felony. The measure would let police seize weapons from gang members and make coercing a minor into joining a gang a felony. Salmon cites California Street Terrorism act as a successful model.
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Arizona
Matt Salmon
Mesa
Salmon
California
Los Angeles
Jule Bishop
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gang Prevention Steering Committee
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