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Coconino County stresses need to prolong Navajo station operation with U.S. officials

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 28, 2017

Focusing on an imminent closing of the Navajo Generating Station (NGS) on Navajo land near Page, Coconino County’s board of supervisors met recently with officials from the U.S. Department of the Interior in Washington, D.C.
Justice Lopez to give speech as part of Law Day

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 25, 2017

Recognizing Cochise County’s annual Law Day, Arizona Supreme Court Justice John R. Lopez IV will give a keynote speech at Willcox High School.
Arizona Fair Housing Symposium explores housing issues

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 21, 2017

Over 100 people learned about the latest updates on fair housing at the recent state-sponsored 2017 Arizona Fair Housing Symposium in Phoenix.
Leadership West seeks award nominees

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 21, 2017

To identify and honor West Valley area residents who have a positive effect on the community, educational training firm Leadership West Inc. will accept nominations in four different civic leadership categories until 5 p.m. today.
Cenpatico, Health Net name leadership staff

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 20, 2017

Cenpatico Integrated Care (Cenpatico IC) and Health Net of Arizona Inc. recently revealed the three newest members of its executive leadership team from the two firms’ respective headquarters in Tempe and Tucson.
Avondale co-hosts job fair May 11

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 19, 2017

Over 20 firms from a range of industries will take part in the city of Avondale's job fair May 11.
PHX offers prepaid parking, web tool to find spaces

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 19, 2017

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) recently introduced enhanced parking system features designed to make finding a parking spot easier at the airport's busy grounds.
Arizona's Perfect Water Technologies taps new product line

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 19, 2017

Perfect Water Technologies' upgraded Home Master brand HydroPerfection undersink reverse osmosis (RO) system can help homeowners get a cleaner water supply, according a release from Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce.
Pima County DOT to make bus stops ADA compliant

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Pima County Department of Transportation (DOT) is planning 33 new shelters and boarding zones improvements at its bus stops, ensuring full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) over the next two months.
Arizona DOH provides grant to help house homeless in Pima County

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) has awarded a one-year grant that will be allocated for three regional housing agencies working in partnership.
Section of The Loop to close April 18-19 for construction

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Pedestrians, cyclists and motorists are advised of a temporary two-day closure of Camino de la Tierra at the Rillito River area of The Loop.
Avondale offers May building permit, safety class

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

City staffers with expertise in building safety, inspections and permits will present a class for Avondale residents on May 16.
Safely dispose of unwanted papers at shred event

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Area residents can shred unwanted documents at an Avondale-sponsored free identity theft prevention event April 28.
PVHS to hold two-day orientation for spring session

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Pima Vocational High School (PVHS) has scheduled orientation for 1:30-4:30 p.m. April 20-21.
Avondale library to host reception for student art contest

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 14, 2017

Area art enthusiasts can support student artists at the city of Avondale’s upcoming reception highlighting annual students’ work at the Avondale Civic Center Library.
Carondelet Health Network to hold job fair for recent nursing grads

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 11, 2017

Carondelet Health Network is hosting a job fair Wednesday for nursing graduates.
Arizona Public Service plan offers options to manage energy demand

By Carol Ostrow | Jul 25, 2016

Smart motors and thermostats, cooling devices, built-in messaging and sustainable lighting systems were recently tagged as the main methods for Arizona Public Service consumers to control their household or office energy needs in peak season.
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station is top carbon-free energy source

By Carol Ostrow | Jul 19, 2016

Arizona Public Service (APS) said the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station near Tonopah stands as the nation’s largest producer of emission-free energy by a substantial margin.
University of Phoenix, Arizona Diamondbacks ‘step up to the plate’ with five scholarships

By Carol Ostrow | Jul 7, 2016

Applications for the “Teaming Up For Education” scholarship program, an initiative co-sponsored by the University of Phoenix and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation since 2011, may be submitted through July 31 to the university.
Republic Services safeguards sustainability from Phoenix, fetes Earth Day

By Carol Ostrow | Apr 23, 2016

With Americans discarding 4.4 pounds of trash daily and recycling only 1.5 pounds, small wonder that Phoenix-based Republic Services has a stake in providing recycling options to millions of industrial, municipal and residential customers nationwide.

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