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The True Life Companies is headed for the exit door from Ahwatukee as former owner Wilson Gee prepares tomorrow, Sept. 20, to foreclose on his $8.6 million note the developer signed more than two years ago in its ill-fated quest to build an “agrihood” on the site of the defunct Ahwatukee Lak…
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I believe the Tempe Union High School administration has worked diligently to ensure a quality education for the students of our area. While attending board meetings during the last two years, I listened to many presentations by the administration.
I believe the district is heading in the right direction in terms of preparation, however we can never be complacent about the work we accomplish.
The need for funding our K-12 public education and our three Arizona State universities is paramount. Absent state funding, these critical institutions would certainly be crippled, decreasing the quality of education for students state-wide.
The most important priority our state faces in future years is continuing to restore funding to our K-12 schools and universities.
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I am Michael Middleton, and I am running for Kyrene School District’s governing board. I will never put politics over children.
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