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In publication since 1991, Wrangler News is distributed
free every other Saturday to more than 18,000 homes in
the Kyrene Corridor area of South Tempe and West
Chandler, and is supported by local and regional
advertisers. |
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Volume 15, Number 20 |
October 8, 2005 |
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Half-backs |
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By Ethan Holly |
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Despite some obvious
differences between Varsity
football player Mitchel Hunt
and Aztyke Jacob Anderson,
the two share at least one
thing in common: both are
pretty good tacklers. |
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Photo by David
Stone |
Full
Story |
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• Area's
Walk to School Day celebration
draws a crowd
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When posting an
event on our online
calendar, include
your name and phone
number for
verification. |
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Should
Kyrene
schools
consider
a dress
code? |
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Yes — 58% |
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No — 23% |
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Individual
Schools
Should
Choose — 17% |
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Dylan Barr and Frankie
Dicesare |
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Dylan Barr is an eighth grade student at
Aprende Middle School and a member of the
Jaguar cross country
team.
Francesca (Frankie) Dicesare is an 8th
grade student at Aprende Middle School and a
leader on the
Jaguar’s 2005 cross
country team. |
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Consider
this scenario: One sunny day you discover
that your homeowners association has
incurred a financial liability in excess of
its ability to pay, and that its insurance
policy either covers substantially less of
the amount owed or does not cover it at all. |
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Two South
Tempe residents are among 13 members of a
task force studying the negative effects of
rentals on city neighborhoods. After the
group’s initial meeting Sept. 27, member
Tammy Billington said the emphasis so far,
however, seems to be on areas other than
South Tempe. |
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Two thoughts
occurred to me when
I noticed that
Disney was releasing
Pooh’s Heffalump
Halloween Movie
directly to DVD and
video, an event that
took place locally
about three weeks
ago. |
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Man and his best friend trot
across movie screens all across the country
this month in search of rabbits in a pumpkin
patch. Wallace (voice by Peter Sallis) and
Gromit (his silent but cerebral dog) are
owner-operators of a pest control company
called Anti-Pesto.
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A group
founded by former U.S. Secretary of State
Colin Powell has confirmed what many young
Tempe and Chandler residents have known for
years: the two neighboring cities are among
the nation’s best for young people.
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The
possible merits of
merging Kyrene and
Tempe elementary
schools with the
Tempe Union High
School District will
be explored by a new
state commission,
not voters in the
city of Tempe. |
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Tempe’s seventh
annual Walk to
School Day passed
with organizers
pleased at the
turnout. The event,
which took place
Oct. 5, involved
children and parents
in school districts
not only here but
around the country.
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Time Capsule: This Issue,
Last Year |
October 9, 2004 |
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| Signs bring life to already hot issues |
| By Pam Goronkin |
| Don’t you just love election season? All those roadside posters really bring some life to intersections we’d hardly noticed before. Unfortunately, the signs don’t take the guesswork out of casting an intelligent, thoughtful vote on the issues that will have an impact on our community—and our lives—for many years to come.
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Donate now to the American Red
Cross Hurricane 2005 Relief Fund. |
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