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Two free “Healing with Purpose” classes are being hosted by Ahwatukee’s Jenny Preece, owner/operator of Blue J Way Creative Healing.
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As the mind starts drifting to thoughts of San Diego – or even beaches along the East Coast – a new Ahwatukee restaurant is offering locals something that may rank close to ocean breezes – like blue crabs, soft shell crabs, nine to 15 kinds of seasonal fresh fish and shrimp and scallops.
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Despite a projected $9.4 million decline in revenue for the coming fiscal year, Kyrene School District’s top financial officer said the district will cut spending without major layoffs or cuts in services to students.
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She began her job on Jan. 1 at the peak of COVID-19‘s winter spike and has guided Kyrene School District as it inches toward normal.
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Ahwatukee leads the rest of Phoenix and the East Valley in the percentage of fully vaccinated residents but that rate has barely increased over the last few weeks, according to data released last week by the county health department.
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Owner Wilson Gee plans to keep working to restore the Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course despite a new blistering claim by two homeowners’ lawyer that he already is violating the court order to do it.
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Owner Wilson Gee plans to keep working to restore the Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course despite a new blistering claim by two homeowners’ lawyer that he already is violating the court order to do it.
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While the 2020-21 school year has been rough on students of all ages, it has been particularly challenging for those who are marking special transitions in their educational career.
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A relatively new tool released by the Arizona Auditor General for assessing school districts’ financial health shows Kyrene School District is at “high risk” in three of 10 measures of fiscal soundness.
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Phoenix city staff has asked City Council to authorize an application for nearly $6.9 million in grants from the Gila River Indian Community that would benefit scores of city-run and nonprofit-operated programs.
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Unlike those who mindlessly drift through high school, Joe Seibold was a young man with a plan.
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Phoenix police don’t follow Fe’La iniko on social media, but he knows they’re watching.
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Acareer city employee whose first job was a recreation coordinator at Pecos Community center overseeing after-school programs now heads the Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department.
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The pandemic may be receding, but the issue of mask mandates is far from over – at least in Ahwatukee’s two public school districts.
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For the first time in eight years, some Ahwatukee Lakes are starting to fill up with something other than storm water.
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