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County extending COVID-19 vaccine to all 65 and older effective Feb. 15

Maricopa County is opening COVID-19 vaccination shots to those 65 and older effective Feb. 15.

ASU studies new drug that might help smokers kick a COVID-adverse habit

Arizona State researchers are studying whether cytisinicline coupled with behavioral therapy might help smokers kick their habit, which is a COVID-19 risk factor.

Tempe Coalition seeks public input on reducing underage drinking, drug use

The Tempe Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking and Drug Use is seeking community input as it develops initiatives and plans for the coming year. The input process will begin at the group’s regular monthly meeting on Feb. 9, 2021 from 3:30 p.m.– 5 p.m. The meeting will be held virtually, via Zoom.  

SIS, BOOM . . . BLAH: Kiwanis, Tempe cancel joint July 4th Festival this year

The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed one of Tempe's signature events this summer with the Tempe Kiwanis Club and the city bagging their joint July 4 Festival at Town Lake.

SEWING MACHINES: F.A.B.R.I.C. employees pitch in to mass-produce isolation gowns for medical industry

F.A.B.R.I.C. employees in Tempe pitch in to mass-produce 500K isolation gowns for medical industry.

Putting teeth into dental advisory: Poor oral health in pandemic costly

Two Tempe dentists remind public not to forget about teeth, oral health during COVID-19 pandemic.

You idiots! There is a way to cure stupidity, W. Chandler experts counsel

Don’t judge, don’t presume, take a step back and try to see another point of view if you really want to "cure stupidity," West Chandler's Eric Bailey recommends.

Diablos into windup and making pitch to offset lost Cactus League revenue

The Tempe Diablos are into their windup and making their pitch to offset anticipated lost revenue from the Cactus League that is crucial to the group's charitable projects.
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