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Diablos into windup and making pitch to offset lost Cactus League revenue

The Tempe Diablos are into their windup and making their pitch to offset anticipated lost revenue from the Cactus League that is crucial to the group's charitable projects.

Retired teacher’s paintings cast spirit of compassion for underserved youth

Tempe artist Ann Clarke, a retired teacher, uses proceeds from the sale of her watercolor works to assist young people aging out of the foster-care system.

2 prison escapees from Florence captured nearby in Coolidge

State Prison-Florence escapees John Charpiot and David Harmon were captured Thursday nearby in Coolidge.

Chandler man rolls the dice as new general manager at Harrah’s Ak-Chin

A sense of humor comes in handy, but being general manager of Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino is serious business for West Chandler's Mike Kintner.

Chandler Mayor Hartke has COVID-19

Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke confirmed that he is quarantined at home after he tested positive for COVID-19.

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Lighting up the coronavirus: S. Tempe entrepreneur’s firm zaps COVID-19

Nicholas Knudsen, founder of South Tempe-based sanitation company Purification, LLC, uses ultraviolet-light sterilization technology to kill COVID-19 for clients.

SOUNDING OFF: Neighbors livid over roar from newly widened Loop 101

Increased noise from the diamond-grinding finish that replaced rubberized asphalt on newly widened Loop 101 through Tempe and Chandler have neighbors within a half mile of it livid.
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