City News
Tempe Tardeada celebrates Hispanic Heritage with free, family-friendly fun
Celebrate Tempe’s Hispanic roots at the 20th Annual Tempe Tardeada
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Community News
Churches host concerts for Bolivia aid
In an era of mounting social discord and disaffection, two local churches are banding together to bring a positive message to the community and assist poverty-stricken families in Bolivia.
News Briefs
A family healthcare provider’s friendly reminder for parents, kids
Just because the kiddos aren’t taking their daily swim anymore, parents should not be quick to take sunscreen off the shopping list just yet.
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Doc: Ethical stem cell method offers new hope for heart patients
In his research, Dib found that the way to truly cure and rejuvenate a heart after one suffers a heart attack is by replacing the cells that were lost.
New bike-sharing system cycles through Tempe
If you’ve spotted an unattended yellow bike parked in arbitrary spots around town, don’t fret—they do indeed serve a purpose.
Print Edition – September 22, 2018
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Pesky roof rats are back, and don’t let those cute faces fool you
Are you getting your house ready for those guests who typically start arriving as soon as the weather cools off? Here’s one you might...
Schools
‘Real Talk’ produces a slice of real teen views
“Where’s that pizza going?” the student asked. “We get that question all the time,” Dodds chuckled.
Student mentors help rookies take the sometimes scary step to middle school
The jump from elementary school to middle school can be a tricky one but there’s an innovative program that can help students make that transition a bit more gracefully.
KMS welcomes new principal, embraces IB curriculum
Kyrene Middle School is gaining momentum on its turn-around mission—to improve its scholastic ranking and also its reputation in the community—under the leadership of newly appointed principal Julio Martinez.
Aprende teacher inducted into ranks of nationally certified elite
Laura Motoush, art teacher at Aprende Middle School in Chandler, recently joined the ranks of top-tier educators by becoming nationally certified
Sports Notebook
Aztecs bounce back after opener’s loss with a 19-14 win
The Aztecs bounced back with a 19-14 win over Mountain Ridge on Aug. 24. The Buffaloes have high hopes for this season with the return of their “pro-style” senior quarterback Nathan Clayton.
