Allan Challenging Wong and Campaign Recall Shifts in Mesa Mayoral Race
Allan calls for Wong medical records to prove fitness for a second term and endorses challenger Dana Harper. He launches a recall of the City Council, including Reno Hawker who exits in June, while tying opposition to a downtown vision plan and a Tribune land swap alleged to favor the paper. Allan cites MegaCorp and privatization as aims, and reveals a personal history in Mesa with family details and a Hawaii wedding plan.
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Maricopa County Faces Bailout Amid Unfunded Mandates
County officials warn of a $22 million hole caused by a mix of state unfunded mandates, shifting AHCCCS costs, and repeated program funding gaps. Debra Larson notes the mess while lawmakers consider a $10 million bailout, with downsizing as leverage. Cities also face billboards and Brady law fees amid state actions.
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Community leader with long Mesa tenure candidate profile
Education spans four years in Chicago. WWII Army veteran. Active in the Committee for Freedom of Choice in Medicine and lifetime NRA member. Five mayoral runs. Engaged to Sue Milani with three sons Marc Eric and Patric. Born in El Dorado Arkansas. Twenty three years in Mesa. Top priorities include government, unequal taxation, and protecting constitutional rights.
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Mesa United Way seeks proposals for new fund grants
Mesa United Way invites groups to submit position papers for the New, Emerging and Unmet Needs funds. The program supports in home elder services, small agency collaboration for resource development, and expanded transitional housing for the homeless. A competitive bid process starts with a submission and should take about a month.
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Building a Healthy Mesa outlines 18 month plan
Steering Committee finalized an 18 month plan to curb gang activity in neighborhoods. Richards notes many blocks lack neighborhood networks and estimates 70 percent are acceptable while 30 percent suffer blight and crime. The effort builds on last year’s foundation with a Community Round Table and subcommittees under Action Mesa to ensure a brighter future. For more information contact Al Carter Carolyn Baecker or Jesse Chanley.
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al Carter
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Parents help in classroom and parenting classes union
Tribune In Education highlights how parents can assist in the classroom and promotes parenting classes. The program emphasizes child wellbeing and school partnership with families through practical tips and community resources.
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