Food drive flyer to aid valley hungry in Maricopa County
A food drive flyer designed by Bill Keane will be mailed to all Maricopa County mailboxes the day before the drive. Beneficiaries include United Food Bank, St Marys Food Bank, St Vincent De Paul, and Westside Food Bank. For details, call 843 3386.
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Family Circus
Arizona
Bill Keane
Maricopa County
United Food Bank
St. Mary’s Food Bank
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Westside Food Bank
Five finalists named for 1994 95 Fiesta Bowl queen
Arizona State University students Denise DeAlva from Mesa Laura Hanrahan Lori Kloenne Raina Wagner and Erin Westerlund were chosen as five finalists for the 1994-95 Fiesta Bowl queen and four member court from a large applicant pool. Selection emphasized academics poise and citizenship with the queen to be crowned September 21. Denise DeAlva, 20, is a junior industrial engineering major from Mesa. Laura Hanrahan is a junior at ASU from Mesa. Kloenne hails from Scottsdale.
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Arizona State University
Mesa
Denise DeAlva
Laura Hanrahan
Lori Kloenne
Raina Wagner
Erin Westerlund
Arizona
DeAlva
ASU
Hanrahan
Dunior
Kloenne
Scottsdale
Fire season near Phoenix risks worst year says Hassell
Tonto National Forest and Valley fire crews staged equipment displays at Phoenix International Airport to boost local wildfire readiness. Officials warn brush growth and long dry spells raise firefighters exposure risk as brush fire season begins and could be the worst in years.
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Techene
Tonto National Forest
Valley Fires
Joyce Hassell
Hassell
Hohokam site fascinates pupils on field trip
Ten year old Adam Markulin led the way in a wheelchair during a school field trip to Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Pupils studied Hohokam culture and ball courts after touring the main house, then rode an Amtrak train to Coo. Parents and teachers coordinated the outing enabling better accessibility and hands on learning about ancient dwellings and modern travel.
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Adam Markulin
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
Elsalin
Mesa
Palmer
Coo
Casa Grande
Jay Smith
Mexico
Jason
Larry Gagieard
Phoenix Suns
Gagieard
City seeks proposals to boost sales tax base and growth
A.J. officials seek projects to support next fiscal year aimed at expanding the city’s sales tax base and overall economy. Housing and Grants coordinator John Flumerfelt says proposals should show outcomes, principals, time frame, and costs. The nine member Economic Development Commission will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday and May 18 in the Apache Junction City Library Program Room to hear ideas, including co-ops, evaluated on sales tax or fee basis to help the bottom line.
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Stonger
John Flumerfelt
Flumerfelt
Economic Development Commission
Apache Junction City Library
Idaho Road
Phoenix Woman Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
A Phoenix woman pled guilty Monday to a reduced charge of second degree murder in last fall’s shooting death of her boyfriend and faces 10 to 20 years without parole. The report also references a behavioral health clinic project and an Erie school mentoring program as separate items on the same page.
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Phoenix
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Executive Women International
May
Katherine Pietrzak
Paradise Valley High School
Mountain View
Stanford University
Phoenix Interapay
Bret
Dally Wiedeenee
Mesa Fire Department
Cliff Puckett
Ma Droneay
Larry Gagibard
Darryl Webb
Tribune
Richard Farnsworth
Kelly Ettenborough
Ryan Wikereon
Coolidge
A.J
Matthew Self Tribune
Erie Elementary School
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