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Arredondo: New year, new kids, new look

Kids, parents and staff who returned to Arredondo Elementary School had a whole new look awaiting them, and a welcome one at that. The ceremonial ribbon-cutting Aug. 3 that preceded their first...

Phoenix Rising: Score!

By Kody Acevedo It’s an exciting time to be a soccer fan in the Valley right about now. Phoenix Rising FC, the highest level professional soccer franchise in Arizona, is putting on quite...

Barcello, Lee departures leave a tough challenge

It’s going to be hard to fill the basketball shoes and score the points typically made by Alex Barcello and Sabin Lee, Corona’s star players who both will be heading off to play Division I college basketball this fall: Barcello at the University of Arizona and Lee at Vanderbilt.

Ideas for you, kids to start the year right

Summer break is over and students across Tempe have headed back to the classroom.

Stored paint cans: Chandler wonders if they’re the elephant in your garage

You know that half-empty can of paint and the used automotive fluids taking up room in your garage?

A Matter of Principals

Diana Whittle, our education reporter, takes a look at Kelly Alexander, retiring principal of Pueblo Middle School; and Dr. Kyle Ross, the new principal of the school.

Print Edition – August 5, 2017

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Tempe mom catches a break with 21 other moms of children with disabilities

Twenty-two moms from Tempe and other parts of the United States—all filled with hope—recently gathered for a luncheon at Babbo's Tempe restaurant and an opportunity to share the successes and frustrations of their ongoing battle against holoprosencephaly.

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