Payson Airport expansion boosted by federal grant
A federal grant of 345,724 dollars, paired with state and county contributions of 15,000 dollars each, funds Payson Airport modernization. The project adds a 5,300 foot runway, two 1,000 foot turnarounds, a 245 foot taxiway, and a 2,880 square foot parking apron with tie downs.
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Payson
John B. Conlan
Washington
Conlan
Mogollon Rim
Show Low
Prescott
Payson Hospital weighs million-dollar building plan
Payson Hospital aims to apply for a federal Hill-Burton construction grant to build a new wing. The hospital will raise 500000 to qualify for 500000 in matching funds. A building committee will decide on use while a lengthy application process unfolds. A separate airport project also progresses with a new airfield and ongoing planning.
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Hospital Studies
Payson Hospital
Neil Monaco
Monaco
Mary DeLano
Hill-Burton
Payson
State halts four prefab houses in Payson North
State and Payson authorities halted four panelized prefab homes on Easy Street after determining they failed Uniform Building Code standards. American Lumber Inc. was issued permits but the design was found unsafe. construction stopped by builders Neal Reynolds and Charles Grover. An injunction request has been filed to prevent further building until safety is proven.
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Payson North
Payson
Bud Williams
Easy Street
American Lumber, Inc
North 21St Avenue
Phoenix
Williams
American Lumber
Neal Reynolds
Charles Grover
Erik B. Thorne
State Division On
Payson Roundup Contest Awards Two Students
Laura Kay White, a fifth grader at Julia Randall Elementary, won first place by predicting Payson High School versus Apache Junction score. She receives $10. Lori Pagan, eighth grade at Payson Junior High, takes second with $5. Another contest starts today.
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Laura Kay White
Julia Randall
Payson
Payson High School
Apache Junction
Lori Pagan
Payson Junior High
Pine Candidates to Talk at Meet the Candidate Night
Pine-Strawberry Chamber of Commerce hosts a meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Pine School. Candidates Lufkin Hunt Karen Randall Frances Schwartz for school board Bob Wilson Joseph Mc Rae for justice of the peace and Oscar Noffsinger for constable will speak.
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Pine-Strawberry Chamber of Commerce
Pine School
Lufkin Hunt
Karen Randall
Frances Schwartz
Bob Wilson
Joseph McRae
Justice of the Peace
Oscar Noffsinger
Constable
Payson Hospital grants considered by bi county board
The Pinal Gila County Health Planning Council in Superior favorably reviewed Payson Hospital requests totaling 14144 in federal grants. A 3788 aid todefray ambulance deficits and a 10356 upgrade for the emergency room equipment. The two grants would be distributed by the Arizona Department of Public Safety after prioritization. If approved funds are expected in about a month.
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Payson Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Pinal-Gila County Health Planning Council
Superior
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Health Planning Council For
State Health Planning Council
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