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Forecast for July 28: Job Monsoon, blowing fresh air into city labor woes

As many as 100 companies across Tempe are desperately searching for qualified staffers to fill their job openings.

In-house candidate Joshua Wright emerges from a nationwide search and named Chandler city manager

New Chandler city manager Joshua Wright joined the city in 2017 as assistant city manager and has been acting city manager since March.

Lottery’s generosity offsets burglary loss at The Center for Habilitation

Burglars took catalytic converters from 12 TCH vans that are used to transport the disabled.

New electric-vehicle charging stations now available at Tempe Public Library

The stations, made by ChargePoint, can be easily located by EV drivers using an app that maps out a nationwide charging network.

Noted lawyer, jurist selected as Chandler’s new city magistrate

Veteran jurist Alicia Skupin received a two-year appointment by Chandler City Council as Municipal Court chief magistrate.

Anne Gill resigns as Tempe Chamber president and chief executive officer

Anne Gill plans to return to her home state of Michigan to enjoy time with her family and plan for her upcoming wedding to her childhood sweetheart.

Virtual volunteers mentor schoolkids to improved reading and life skills

Tempe’s AARP Foundation Experience Corps partners with Tempe Elementary School District to support students' early literacy skills.

It’s a landmark birthday party for Tempe, and you’re invited to take part

Share your memories, stories and photos of Tempe in Wrangler News and wranglernews.com.
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