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'GrainBelt' building
Chairs sit on tables and the bar of the vacant GrainBelt GrillHouse in this July 2008 photo. The GrainBelt was one of a line of restaurants to move into the location at 302 N. Gilbert road in Gilbert and suffer the same fate as it's predecessors: Mahogany, Gonzo's, Hearthrob Cafe, and the Rock City Bar & Grill. [Tribune file]
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'GrainBelt' Building
The GrainBelt GrillHouse, pictured in July 2008, was one in a line of restaurants to move into the location at 302 N. Gilbert Road in Gilbert and suffer the same fate as it's predecessors: Mahogany, Gonzo's, Hearthrob Cafe, and the Rock City Bar & Grill. [Tribune file]
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'GrainBelt' Building
The former GrainBelt GrillHouse, pictured in July 2008, suffered the same fate as it's predecessors at 302 N. Gilbert Road in Gilbert: Mahogany, Gonzo's, Hearthrob Cafe, and the Rock City Bar & Grill. [Tribune file]
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George Esahak-Gage
Tribune File photo from 2007 shows the badly damaged bicycle George Esahak-Gage was riding when he was hit by a car that ran a red light in Ahwatukee in 2006. Esahak-Gage, who competes in triathlons--a sport in which an athlete swims, bikes and runs in stages.
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Buckhorn Baths
The City of Mesa is in talks to purchase and possibly restore the historic Buckhorn Baths Motel after voters approved a $70 million bond last fall that includes money for renovating some of the city’s landmarks. Pictured in 2007. [Tribune file photo]
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Aaron Windler
Mountain Pointe coach Aaron Windler left after one season for family reasons and will be replaced by Westwood’s Hosea Graham (a former Mountain Pointe JV coach).
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Larry Cappetto
Filmmaker Larry Cappetto interviews Marc Bartlett during an earlier to the East Valley in 2006 to interview Veterans for a documentary film series. Cappetto is planning to return to the Valley again in the coming months to continue filming with Arizona veterans. [Tribune file photo]
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St. Mary's girls basketball
St. Mary’s guard Courtney Ekmark, left, shoots over Hamilton’s Ashlee Moore during the Division I state championship game on Feb. 25, 2012. Ekmark is one of six players on the St. Mary’s roster to be offered NCAA Division I scholarships.
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St. Mary's girls basketball
St. Mary’s players celebrate as the last seconds click off the clock during their Division I state championship game on Feb. 25, 2012. St. Mary’s beat Hamilton 65-40 and won its second straight state championship. Their winning streak is currently at 47 games.
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Boys Cross Country
A wall of Division I boys runners makes its way down the state cross country championships at Cave Creek golf course in 2011.
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Girls cross country
Desert Vista’s Dani Jones, left, and Red Mountain’s Taryn Estavillo were two of the seven freshman runners to place in the top 20 at the Division I girls cross country state championships in 2011.
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Ryan Bresnahan
Seton Catholic QB Ryan Bresnahan returns for his senior year after he threw for 3,290 yards and 51 touchdowns as a junior in leading the Sentinels to the Division IV state semifinals.
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Queen Creek
Queen Creek has reached the quarterfinals and semifinals, respectively, the past two seasons and could take that final step this year.
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Tyler Bruggman
Brophy quarterback Tyler Bruggman has already committed to Washington State and is hoping to lead the Broncos deep into the playoffs after a quarterfinal loss last season.
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Norris Vaughan
Hamilton coach Steve Belles, left, shakes hand with Mountain Pointe coach Norris Vaughan after the 2010 5A Division I state semifinal.
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JJ Husar
Former Basha running back JJ Husar led the Bears in rushing and TDs, but transferred to Desert Ridge after last season.
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Cameron Forte
Former McClintock star Cameron Forte, the 2009-2010 Tribune Player of the Year, is transferring from Texas Tech to Northern Arizona.
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Pitch, Hit and Run
For the second year in a row, Lita Vorseth of Mesa will take part of the Pitch, Hit and Run event at the Major League Baseball All-Star game. Last year's event was held locally at Chase Field in Phoenix; this year, it's at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.
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Artist at work
Acrylic artist Jennifer White works on a piece of artwork inside the Arizona Arts Collective Gallery in downtown Mesa, Friday, May 7, 2010.
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Kyle Newhall-Caballero
Former Gilbert quarterback Kyle Newhall-Caballero signed with the Oakland Raiders on Monday. He played collegiately at Brown.
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Food Drive
U.S. Postal carriers from left, Michelle Padilla, Gary Lee and Fernando Urias, shown May 9, 2011, inside the Tempe Main Post Office. The second Saturday of May is the Letter Carriers’ Food Drive. [Tim Hacker, Tribune]
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Covance, Chandler
Drug development services company Covance opened a $150 million testing laboratory in Chandler in early 2009, but announced this week that it’s closing the East Valley facility.
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Covance, Chandler
Drug development services company Covance opened a $150 million testing laboratory in Chandler in early 2009, but announced this week that it’s closing the East Valley facility.
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Home Sales
The inventory of homes for sale continued a long decrease, dropping 7.9 percent to 21,863 units.
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Parent involvement
Proposed Arizona legislation could give parents the power to challenge the status of a failing school -- including even having enough influence to have the school shut down.
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Susie Steckner
Susie Steckner looks at the large New York Giants banner that her father had tucked away in a closet before she donated it to the Mesa Historical Museum's Play Ball exhibit. Steckner, a Valley-based writer, recently completed "Cactus League: Spring Training," a book about the history of spring training in Arizona that will be available beginning this weekend. (Tribune file)
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Lou Klimchock
Former major league baseball player and executive director of Arizona Major League Alumni Lou Klimchock looks out over Hohokam Park in Mesa, Ariz., Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. The alumni organization, which makes contributions to Arizona youth baseball programs and former players in need of financial assistance, boasts more than 400 members, including more than 100 former Major League baseball players who live in the East Valley.
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Lou Klimchock
Former major league baseball player and executive director of Arizona Major League Alumni Lou Klimchock looks out over Hohokam Park in Mesa, Ariz., Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. The alumni organization, which makes contributions to Arizona youth baseball programs and former players in need of financial assistance, boasts more than 400 members, including more than 100 former Major League baseball players who live in the East Valley.
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Lou Klimchock
Former major league baseball player and executive director of Arizona Major League Alumni Lou Klimchock looks out over Hohokam Park in Mesa, Ariz., Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. The alumni organization, which makes contributions to Arizona youth baseball programs and former players in need of financial assistance, boasts more than 400 members, including more than 100 former Major League baseball players who live in the East Valley.
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