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$1.63 billion Chandler budget due for July 1 adoption

West Chandler residents following their city’s annual financing process will feel the first effects on Monday, July 1, of a $1.63 billion budget agreed upon to extend through the coming year. The...

Passage from life to death: The tragedy of elder abuse

Having ‘a village’ vital to mobilizing care; June workshop set to raise awareness For Tempe council member Berdetta Hodge, the memories of agonies that people can experience as they age are particularly vivid....

Draw-a-Thon: It’s back at Tempe Center for the Arts

Tempe Center for the Arts’ free Draw-A-Thon is back again this year – Saturday, June 22 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. It’s a cool, indoor celebration of drawing for all ages....

Virtual meetings open for input on streetcar stops, operations

Virtual open house opportunities are available until June 28 for members of the public to comment on streetcar stop areas and plans for operations of the system's Rio/East Dobson extension. Studies currently...

Paul Weigel: life lessons with his daughter

A Tempe dad's book chronicles his life, losses and the bond with his daughter Paul Weigel’s life always felt hard. After spending his childhood isolated with distant and detached parents, losing his college...

Ward Walston: the family business

After Ward's passing last year, his son George kept the family business going In the words of Ward Walston's son George, who stepped into his dad's role after the patriarch of Great Harvest...

Nate Maruca: School principal and father of three sons

Whether he’s on his way to Thew Elementary, where he’s the school principal, or headed home to greet his own three kids, Nate Maruca will tell anyone who asks that all is...

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