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Crowd protests possible Mesa school closing
More than 30 people, mostly students, from west Mesa's Powell Junior High School protested the possible closing of their neighborhood school on Friday.
Pan de Vida turkey drive Saturday
The Pan de Vida Foundation is hosting a turkey drive Saturday.
Ratings for Gilbert public bonds improve
Gilbert received improved bond ratings for highway user revenue bonds and wastewater bonds, town officials said this week.
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Freedom Communications has received a letter of intent to purchase the East Valley Tribune and keep the Pulitzer-Prize winning...
Comments 0Council narrowly OKs Washington Street plan
Designs to punch Washington Street through a low-income downtown Chandler neighborhood narrowly received City Council approval Thursday.
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Sports
How best to summarize the surprising and abrupt resignation of Pat Murphy? Perhaps this way: The Arizona State baseball program just got a lot less interesting.
Murphy - all sides of him - will be missed
How best to summarize the surprising and abrupt resignation of Pat Murphy? Perhaps this way: The Arizona State baseball program just got a lot less interesting.
Local News
Freedom Communications has received a letter of intent to purchase the East Valley Tribune and keep the Pulitzer-Prize winning newspaper and Web site operating, Publisher Julie Moreno said Friday.
Buyer emerges for East Valley Tribune
Freedom Communications has received a letter of intent to purchase the East Valley Tribune and keep the Pulitzer-Prize winning newspaper and Web site operating, Publisher Julie Moreno said Friday.
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While it still has a long way to go before it can be compared to California’s or Washington state’s, Arizona’s wine industry is booming, and the Arizona Wine Growers Association wants everyone to know it. So 20 local wineries are banding together to put on the group’s first wine festival Sunday at The Farm at South Mountain.
Sunday festival to showcase AZ wines
While it still has a long way to go before it can be compared to California’s or Washington state’s, Arizona’s wine industry is booming, and the Arizona Wine Growers Association wants everyone to know it. So 20 local wineries are banding together to put on the group’s first wine festival Sunday at The Farm at South Mountain.
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D’Vine hosts music festival Saturday
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Opinion
Our View: One thing to look for Monday when the Arizona Legislature returns to the Capitol — will Sen. Thayer Verschoor of Gilbert come forward to do his job?
State senator fails to represent
Our View: One thing to look for Monday when the Arizona Legislature returns to the Capitol — will Sen. Thayer Verschoor of Gilbert come forward to do his job?
Good news for Good News Church in Gilbert over federal sign ruling
Lawn Griffiths: Over the years, I have been outspoken at cities’ absurd ordinances to control signs — so I was thrilled to see a court ruling Friday that came down on the side of Good News Community Church in Gilbert in its fight with the town.
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