Unintentional natural-gas leak ruled cause of W. Chandler print-shop blast
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and Chandler Police Department ruled Aug. 31 that an unintentional natural-gas leak caused the Aug. 26 explosion at Platinum Printing in West Chandler.
$1,000 grant from Four Peaks Brewery lifts Thew Elementary teacher’s spirits
Thew Elementary third-grade teacher Andrea Perez plans to use her $1,000 grant toward her classroom library.
Chandler offering high-rent relief to families, income-loss aid to landlords
West Chandler residents searching for affordable housing and owners concerned about loss of rental-property income get good news from city.
Council member Arredondo-Savage will not seek re-election for 4th term
Robin Arredondo-Savage announced Saturday that she will not seek re-election after 12 years on Tempe City Council.
Jeff Glover named Tempe police chief
Glover had retired in February, 2020, as a commander after 20 years with the department.
Tempe Council member Kuby running for state Corporation Commission
Lauren Kuby, a two-term Tempe City Council member and former vice mayor, is running for a four-year term on the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2022.
Aspiring medical student. Snowmobile repairman. Sled-dog musher. Working with indigenous people in Canada. Man of the cloth. They’re all part of his life’s journey that shaped him and step by step brought Kevin Hartke to be mayor of Chandler.
CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN: Tempe woman earns child-advocate award
Ann Lynn DiDomenico was selected 2021 First Things First East Maricopa Region Champion for Young Children.
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