Prevention focus urged to curb Arizona youth risk
Prescott report from University of Arizona researchers led by Marshall Worden argues addressing root causes such as home life health care access and education can prevent crime drugs and school failure among Arizona children. The Town Hall report cites cost savings from prenatal care immunizations Head Start and youth employment as evidence that prevention yields benefits.
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Marshall Worden
Drachman Institute
Worden
University
Arizona Town Hall
Ex-teacher returns as Corona del Sol assistant principal
Steve Adolph, formerly a Corona del Sol social studies teacher for 13 years, will become Corona del Sol High School's assistant principal of activities this fall after Tempe Union High School District board approved the move. He leaves Mesa High School where he served as assistant principal.
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Tempe Union
Tempe
Mesa High
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Corona
Cornett
Fuller
Carminati
Connolly
Gilbert Promotes Fourth of July Fireworks Revival
Gilbert Promotional Corp seeks community help to save the annual family fireworks event after funds appeared scarce. The group postponed final funding decisions to its June 8 meeting and will host a 5 p.m. gathering at the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce to secure sponsors.
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Gilbert Promotional Corp
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Gilbert Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert Road
Tempe founder runs on call aid for crime victims
Doris Cornett, a former Tempe teacher and principal, founded the Victim's Assistance Program about four years ago to provide immediate support to crime victims and families. The on call group of about 20 volunteers responds to crises, offers companionship, and helps locate missing persons or navigate services, while undergoing extensive city and police training before joining.
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Tempe
Doris Cornett
Cornett
Betty Jean Nelson
American Association of Retired Persons
Police
Nelson
AARP
Scottsdale ranch sparks clash over hourly horse rides
Desert Foothills residents allege Miller Ranch on Hayden Road and Dixileta Drive violates a city ban on hourly or daily rides. Ranch owner Lothar Rowe disputes the restriction while city officials await guidance from the City Attorney. Residents criticize the business amid dust, flies, and manure concerns, as neighbors and the attorney negotiate how to address the permit issue.
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Dixileta
Lothar Rowe
Scottsdale
Desert Foothills
Miller Ranch
Mogollon Rim
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Rowe
Los Angeles Times
Linda Fernwalt
Desert Foothills Property Owners Association
Fernwalt
Jeff Fisher
Devel
Opment Services Division
Lou Jekel
Fisher
Jekel
Paul Belaud
Alex Dorst
Pima Road
Dorst
Sai Dorst
Belond
Chandler plans public art additions to Desert Breeze Park
Chandler Arts Commission and Parks and Recreation Board seek to expand public art beyond downtown. Five park sites at 660 N Desert Breeze Blvd East include hilltop knoll brook crest lake edge and viewing wall for potential fountains sculptures or interactive pieces. Public art set at 1 percent of capital improvements with a $250000 arts budget to fund proposals and other projects such as the new library building.
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Chandler
Desert Breeze Park
Chandler Arts Commission and Parks and Recreation Board
Desert Breeze
Norman Hasket
Desert Breeze Blvd
Hasket
Arts Commission
Chandler City loan funds hotel renovation plan
Chandler City Council voted to loan 40000 in federal CDBG funds to former Mayor Jerry Brooks to renovate a historic downtown hotel. The move aims to revitalize downtown and attract small shops, with the loan drawn from the capital program portion of the $1 million grant.
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Jerry Brooks
Matt Orlando
Brooks
Roger Peterson
Chandler Christian Community Center
Peterson
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