Public backlash prompts builder to revise Sunridge plan
Public outcry prompts Pulte Homes to amend Sunridge Point plans from 5,000 to 95 lots. Referendum organizer Bill McGivern cites 302 signatures in 72 hours. Town Clerk Cassie Hansen notes about 430 signatures filed with Maricopa County on May 6. Three men indicted in art fraud scheme over a bogus Picasso.
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Scottsdale
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New York
U.S
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Outsiders to aid Maricopa County financial plan
Arizona State University President Lattie Coor and three other government and business leaders agreed to assist Maricopa County officials as they seek to restore finances. Board chairwoman said the county aims to raise revenue and cut costs, to erase a deficit, with steps including selling assets and restructuring debt.
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Lattie Coor
Maricopa
Board of Supervisors
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Coor
Marvin
Phoenix
Lehmann
Banc One Arizona Corp
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Land use conference boycott shadows state policy plan
Environmental groups boycott a Flagstaff land use conference where Governor Fife Symington will outline a major policy shift. Gail Peters of American Rivers says invited groups will not attend, while Donna Hallman of Wildlife Federation Arizona notes cautious engagement. Davis explains the invitation aims to reflect diverse interests, despite environmental groups staying away. The dispute centers on environmental voices and the balance between growth and conservation.
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Gail Peters
American Rivers Inc
Symington
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Donna Hallman
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Wildlife Federation
Arizona
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Two Teens Detained in Glendale Woman Shooting Death
Glendale police took a 16-year-old boy and an 18-year-old man into custody Wednesday in the drive way shooting death of Daniel Overby, 32, outside her home. Investigators call it gang related. an assault rifle was found during searches. Overby, wife of Steven Overby, was shot as they exited their car. Steven was unharmed. Daniel was to receive a psychology degree posthumously from Arizona State University, which will award the degree Friday. a memorial fund supports ASU psychology scholarships.
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Bank of America
Women craft donations friendships by Tempe Needle Wielders
For 20 years retired Tempe women meet each Tuesday to sew and chat, crafting stuffed animals and lap robes from donated materials. Led by Jo Ellen Rispoli, they deliver goods to Phoenix Living Center, Carl T. H. Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Escalante Center and shelters, while supporting fellow volunteers and making fellowship a core goal. Betty McCarthy connects the group to Arizona State University’s new Student Nursing Clinic, prompting stuffed toys for young patients. The Needle Wielders welcome new members, needing only a desire to help and have a good time, not sewing skills.
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Phoenix Living Center
Carl T. H. Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Escalante Center
Rispoli
Arizona State University
Betty McCarthy
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Ruth Heckathorn
Center moves concert after small blaze
The Chandler Center for the Arts moved its Wednesday night concert to the front lawn after a small fire around 7 p.m. about 500 people were evacuated from 250 North Arizona Avenue. A parent alerted staff, and the bulletin board fire was extinguished. authorities treated the incident as suspicious and no injuries were reported.
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