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Handy guide for parents to help ensure their family’s July 4 safety

While some types of fireworks are legal to sell and purchase at local businesses, Chandler Fire officials say the use and misuse of fireworks can lead to personal injury, injury to others, harm to pets, property damage and destruction of the environment.

Area M.D.: Keep an eye on fireworks safety

As a 10-year-old growing up in the Midwest, Jon Konti remembers the anticipation that started weeks before the July 4th holiday— those big industrial-strength skyrockets set off at the hometown stadium, the secretly purchased Chinese firecrackers that some of his buddies somehow mysteriously acquired, even the hand-held sparklers that offered an always exciting, though presumably harmless, thrill.

Area teens’ European visit opens a frightening window to terror

In a globalized world of increasing inter-connectedness, the ripple effect caused by what once might have been considered distant events grows wider each day.

Advice to fellow dads: Teaching kids is never a chore

Tonio Hernandez Jr. jumps into the air, grabbing onto the pull-up bar, as his father, Antonio Sr., catches and steadies his his body in

Print Edition – June 17, 2017

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For volunteer Y coach, every day is Father’s Day

Every day is Father's Day for Tim Brotherton, Tempe Family YMCA coach and father to 11-year-old Regan.

Flagstaff ‘Hulabaloo’ draws Tempe, Chandler participants

Photographer Billy Hardiman headed to the cool country over the weekend for Flagstaff’s Hullabaloo celebration, an annual community festival that has raised over $75,000 for state non-profits since 2010. Among sponsors were...

Foundation honors top Kyrene staffers

Strong employee engagement was on display at a recent special event to honor staff.

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