While Tempe Union High School District is making plans for in-person graduation for the Class of 2021, an Ahwatukee resident has laid the groundwork for another milestone in seniors’ lives – the prom.
While Kyrene School District has yet to discuss how a project $6 million budget shortfall will impact staffing, some of its neighbors are rejoicing while at least one other is taking an axe to their teaching ranks.
The Area Agency on Aging Region One came out strong for seniors during the year of the pandemic.
A state senator from Mesa decried the push for COVID-19 vaccinations, stating, “I am afraid for our society.”
State lawmakers are moving to make it harder for people harmed during a pandemic to sue those whose negligence caused illness, injury or death.
Since it is offering 30,000 square feet of its warehouse to create Arizona’s first indoor, drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine center, it’s tempting to rebrand Dexcom as “vaxcom.”
Since it is offering 30,000 square feet of its warehouse to create Arizona’s first indoor, drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine center, it’s tempting to rebrand Dexcom as “vaxcom.”
It wasn’t your average Saturday afternoon.
Driven largely by a projected enrollment decline of about 1,250 students, Kyrene School District will get $6 million less in state revenue in the coming school year that two upcoming rounds of federal pandemic relief won’t come close to covering.
The roar of midway rides and the smell of fried everything is coming to a place not far from Ahwatukee this fall.
Tempe Union High School District is planning in-person graduations May 20.
Face masks, plastic bottles and bags – and feces, both dog and human – are some of the unsightly waste you could encounter these days while hiking in the red rocks of Sedona.
It was game, set, match for the Club West Conservancy last week as a second Superior Court ruling shot down – likely for good – the old HOA board’s acquisition of the land use rights that could have made it easier to change the Club West Golf Course’s future.
Traffic deaths in Arizona surged during the COVID-19 pandemic even as the number of miles driven in the state appeared to be decreasing, according to preliminary statistics from 2020.
Students, staff and any visitor to a Kyrene or Tempe Union campus must still wear masks and Ahwatukee businesses can still require customers to wear them.
With extreme summer temperatures fast approaching, Phoenix city administration has proposed allocating $2.8 million toward “climate change and heat readiness” in its trial budget.
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