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Scoop: Corona grad double dips as ice cream purveyor, CPR whiz
Jim Wise, owner of the store, was having a heart attack and went into cardiac arrest.
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Community News
New sparkle to one of area’s oldest shopping gems
By Deborah Hilcove
Fine-jewelry favorite moves into future with new owners, same promise of sterling service
For nearly 25 years, Tempe-based Day’s Fine Jewelry has...
News Briefs
TCAA seeks to grow homeless shelter with your help
Tempe Community Action Agency Looks to Grow City’s Only Homeless Shelter Program with Help from Community
Additional churches and meal providers needed for TCAA’s I-HELP...
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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...
TCAA seeks to grow homeless shelter with your help
Tempe Community Action Agency Looks to Grow City’s Only Homeless Shelter Program with Help from Community
Additional churches and meal providers needed for TCAA’s I-HELP...
Print Edition – December 15, 2018
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Editing pro helps college students get it ‘write’
After being on the job hunt again while having a part-time job at Farmers Insurance, I decided to essentially create my own business as an editor for college students.
Schools
‘I love making their day a little bit better’
Kayla Bond goes above and beyond in her role as a cafeteria manager.
Since the start of the school year, Bond has been serving as...
Red Ribbon Week brings a powerful message to teens about drug use and addiction
When parents regularly talk to their teenagers about drugs, those young people are 42 percent less likely to use them.
Kyrene official says data reveal is what African-American students, parents find troubling
Data prepared and released by officials of the Kyrene School District show disturbing trends by race, pointing to more behavioral problems and less academic achievement among black students.
At Marcos, Army ‘Challenge’ pushes teens beyond average
The hefty U.S. Army truck parked outside the gymnasium at Marcos de Niza on a rainy Monday morning was the first clue that the day’s physical education class was going to be anything but average.
Sports Notebook
10-year drought in badminton season finally ends with Aztecs nearing state...
It has been 10 years since Corona’s badminton team had a 17-1 regular season record and were crowned the 2008 5A State Champions.
