Man held in shooting of Chandler teen
A 17-year-old Chandler boy was shot in the shoulder during a confrontation with youths near South Oregon Street. A 20-year-old Chandler man, Ceasar Morales, was jailed on aggravated assault and related counts. The incident, likely gang related, followed an earlier fight between rival groups. The teen was treated and released. no other injuries were reported.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Osborn
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Lujan
Spraggins
Ceasar Morales
Mesa
Dominic Picone
Broadway Road
Harris Drive
Cliff Puckett
Picone
Pete Weaver
Mesa General Hospital
United Way Agencies to Split 1.6 Million in Mesa
Mesa United Way announces allocations totaling 1,626,669 for the new fiscal year starting July 1. MARC Center leads with 118,000, followed by American Red Cross 101,000, Prehab of Arizona 90,700, Salvation Army 87,200, Boy Scouts 83,700, and Boys and Girls Club East Valley 83,100. An additional 60,000 will fund competitive bids for new and unmet needs, including in school teen parents, youth violence prevention, and parenting programs for single parents and multilingual families.
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Marc Center
Mesa
American Red Cross
Prehab
Arizona
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Boys and Girls Club
East Valley
Hantavirus name to be changed as Navajo worries rise
The CDC will seek a nonoffensive virus name after the Navajo Nation Council asked that Muerto Canyon be dropped. CDC spokesman Bob Howard says the virus will not bear a name that offends any group, with the official naming to wait until a 1996 conference. The illness has killed at least 42 people across 18 states, including Arizona, and Muerto Canyon was favored due to location near an early victim.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Navajo Nation Council
Muerto Canyon
Dead Canyon
Dead Man Canyon
Agency
Bob Howard
Atlanta
Arizona
A J expands permit enforcement to curb illegal builds
Apache Junction Development Services Department is extending hours to inspect properties for building without proper permits. If illegal construction is found a Stop Work order will be posted on the property until a permit is obtained, city spokeswoman Lora Isaacs said.
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Apache Junction
City doubles permit fees to fund code violation probe
Isaacs announced permit fees will be doubled to cover an investigation fee for violations of city codes. Building permit applications are available at the Building and Safety Division office, 1001 N. Idaho Road. The department has seen rising complaints about licensed contractors and property owners doing construction without permits.
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Building and Safety Division
Idaho Road
Apache Junction
North Idaho Road
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Pinal County
Gila and
Salt River Base
Meridian
Range
Township 1
Range 8
Meridian Pinal County
Township 1 North
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