Supai Yavapai Apache area carnival and school news
Community notes from Supai and Yavapai schools include a carnival on April 25 with new attractions and a food drive contest. Kindergarten and Apache programs are scheduled for late April and early May with registration requirements and health records.
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Darleen Bittinger
Supai
Dairy Queen
Yavapai
PTA
James Forlivio
Ellen Rissi
Darrell Groth
John Giorlando
Rosie Harris
Robert Farthing
Scottsdale residents named for grants, engineering and speech honors
Dennis L. Hegle of Scottsdale Community College will direct a Basic Grants Training Project workshop helping eligible students access federal Basic Educational Opportunity Grants. Dr. William F. Openshaw earned a Doctor of Chiropractic at Palmer College in Davenport Iowa. Timothy K. McFarlan earned a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from Marquette University. Phillip R. Thorne Jennifer G. Small and Mary M. Holman won Rep. John Conlan’s Congressional Scholars Program trips to Washington D C. Carl Schulze of SCC won Toastmasters Area Seven first place after a two part competition at the Airport Holiday Inn.
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Dennis L. Hegle
E. Indian School
Scottsdale Community College
William F. Openshaw
E. Osborn Rd
Phoenix
Phillip R. Thorne
Jennifer G. Small
Mary M. Holman
Scottsdale
John Conlan
Carl Schulze
Airport Holiday Inn
Public defender seeks 23 more lawyers in Maricopa County
Maricopa County public defender Ross Lee asked for 23 additional staff attorneys citing an estimated 40 percent rise in felony cases. Lee alleged county attorney Moise Berger files felonies at a pace disproportionate to crime increase and accused him of lacking discretion in case selection.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Ross Lee
Lee
Moise Berger
Berger
Biking Week Planned Across Arizona by Friends of the Earth
Arizona Friends of the Earth announces Bike Week events including Papago Bike Loop dedication April 26 at Papago Park, a Verde River tubing trip, a Scottsdale motocross race, church rides, two weeks of intramural races at ASU, and a jazz concert at Squaw Peak Park. The week promotes bicycling for transport and healthful recreation with a newsletter available in Valley bike shops.
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Arizona Friends of the Earth
Raul Castro
Papago
Papago Park
Hole In the Rock
Phoenix Zoo
Verde River
Scottsdale Rodeo Grounds
Arizona State University
Glen Road
North Phoenix
Squaw Peak Park
Valley Bicycle
Quake memories rise as 1906 anniversary nears
San Francisco observes a 3.6 magnitude tremor near Berkeley on the eve of the 1906 disaster. The event recalls the great 8.3 quake and 270 mile fault line damage, with no reported injuries. A city goddess head returns to City Hall and a Navy memo reveals intoxication and reluctance in rescues.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California _ seismotographic station
Berkeley
California
San
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Apache School
Tonto
Sharon Keefer
Kathy Tackett
Robert Holman
Mildred Baker
Jack
Kathy Post
Marilyn McKenzie
Lisa Martin
Hegle
West High School
Salt Lake City
Latter-day Saints Business College
Openshaw
Palmer
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E. Indian Bend Rd
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wisc
Washington, D.C
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Toastmasters Clubs
SCC
Brown Ave
Fourth Ave
Arizona
RNA Tuna Ais Sa
del Webb
Mountain Shadow Resort
Navajo Room
Misa
Eae
Mae Coit
Wick's
N. 71St Place
Sundown Plazas
Bob Johnstone
Yavapai School
Navy
Frederick Newton Freeman
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Knott’s
Scottsdale Rd
Garden Lights
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bankameric and
St. Augustine Dichondra
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