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NE Valley Times area weekly mass times

By NE Valley Times | Apr 6, 2024

The following parishes in the NE Valley Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Fountain Hills town council denies Election Integrity Resolution

By NE Valley Times | Apr 5, 2024

The Fountain Hills Town council voted against the proposed Election Integrity Resolution at their April 2 meeting.

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Veterans AZ Shines a Spotlight on Arizona Veterans Mission Group

By NE Valley Times | Apr 5, 2024

"Join AVMG Director Anna Mineer and attorney Derek Debus to learn how they are helping veterans navigating the often complex world of VA benefits and the legal system," as shared by Veterans AZ. The Arizona Veterans Mission Group, a nonprofit organization, is highlighted in this episode of Veterans AZ for its dedication to providing legal assistance to veterans in order to help them receive the care and benefits they deserve.According to Veterans AZ, the Arizona Veterans Mission Group is committed to supporting veterans in navigating the intricate processes of accessing...

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SUSD Launches New Podcast – “SUSD Spotlight”

By NE Valley Times | Apr 3, 2024

The Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) has recently announced the launch of a new podcast called "Spotlight," aimed at highlighting the remarkable individuals and programs within the community. Dr. Scott Menzel, SUSD’s Superintendent, expressed his excitement about the project, stating, "SUSD is full of stars, and each week we will 'spotlight' those people and programs that are making a difference."The podcast, "Spotlight," is dedicated to sharing inspiring human interest stories, celebrating the successes of students and staff, showcasing thriving community...

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Sen. Shamp bill to establish Child Safety Fatality and Near Fatality Review Team signed into law

By NE Valley Times | Apr 2, 2024

Senate Bill 1235 sponsored by Arizona State Senator Janae Shamp, was signed into law on April 1, 2024.

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Help Your Neighbors in Scottsdale by Donating Water and Other Heat Relief Items

By NE Valley Times | Apr 1, 2024

Scottsdale residents are urged to lend a helping hand this summer by donating water and other essential items for heat relief to those in need. The city's hydration stations and Beat the Heat Program are in need of public support to meet the growing demand for assistance.According to a report by the city, all six hydration stations in Scottsdale are appealing for donations of bottled water to provide a respite from the scorching summer temperatures. Residents can drop off water bottle donations at various locations including Vista del Camino Community Center, Paiute...

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Scottsdale Fire Department Receives State Approval for Ambulance Program

By NE Valley Times | Apr 1, 2024

The Arizona Department of Health Services has granted the Certificate of Necessity to the Scottsdale Fire Department, paving the way for the implementation of a municipal fire department ambulance service expected to commence in January 2025.Scottsdale Fire Chief Tom Shannon highlighted the critical nature of the program, emphasizing the need for comprehensive "door-to-door" service. He pointed out that "Last year alone, a third-party ambulance service transported more than 18,000 Scottsdale residents and visitors to hospitals," underscoring the pressing need for an...

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A tale of two Caitlins

By NE Valley Times | Apr 1, 2024

With March Madness underway, Caitlin Clark, a guard for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes, has gained acclaim for her remarkable scoring ability, pinpoint passing, and knack for delivering clutch performances when it matters most.Scottsdale Planning Specialist Caitlin Clark recently had a unique opportunity that brought her in contact with her namesake, the basketball star. She received a LinkedIn message from an L.A. producer seeking a real-life Caitlin Clark, leading to her involvement in a Xfinity commercial alongside the college basketball phenom.Caitlin described the...

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Scottsdale Update - April 1, 2024

By NE Valley Times | Apr 1, 2024

Scottsdale Fire is on the verge of establishing its city ambulance service, aiming to enhance emergency medical services within the city. According to a report, Scottsdale Fire anticipates transporting its first patient by January 2025. City Council has already approved approximately $3 million for startup costs, including acquiring new ambulances and equipment. However, official approvals and permits are still pending, notably the crucial "Certificate of Necessity" from the Arizona Department of Health Services.In another development, Scottsdale has taken basketball to a...

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Which former NE Valley Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 1?

By NE Valley Times | Mar 31, 2024

These former NE Valley Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 1.

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Sophie Gerber, former Desert Mountain High School standout’s collegiate team plays on Saturday, March 30 in Division I NCAA Basketball Championship Tournament

By NE Valley Times | Mar 31, 2024

The Colorado Buffaloes lost 89-68.

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NE Valley Times area weekly mass times

By NE Valley Times | Mar 30, 2024

The following parishes in the NE Valley Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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How many companies in cities in Maricopa County received FDA inspections in 2023?

By NE Valley Times | Mar 28, 2024

There were 122 companies in cities associated with Maricopa County that received 126 FDA inspections in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.

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Cultivate Elevate co-founder: Many insects are attracted to plants and gardens ‘to try to clean up the plant and the soil’

By Grand Canyon Times | Mar 28, 2024

The Cultivate Elevate co-founder Matt Roeske said while there are pests that will damage plants, there are also insects that, in an electroculture garden, serve only to clean up the plants and soil and are positive factors.

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Elderly Man Arrested for Fatal Stabbing of Roommate in Scottsdale

By NE Valley Times | Mar 28, 2024

Mar 28 202476-year-old Timothy Rexford Grant has been arrested in Scottsdale, accused of fatally stabbing his roommate on March 27. The incident took place at their residence near McKellips Road and Hayden Road, leading to a tragic outcome where the victim, 69-year-old David Ricks, did not survive his injuries.According to reports, a neighbor called 911 at the Riviera Mobile Home Park, prompting police and fire crews to respond to the scene. David Ricks was found inside the residence with knife wounds and despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead at the...

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Scottsdale Celebrates Food Waste Prevention Week April 1 – 7

By NE Valley Times | Mar 28, 2024

Scottsdale is proud to join more than 600 partners across the country celebrating Food Waste Prevention Week, a week-long campaign to raise awareness and inspire everyone to reduce food waste at home, work and in our communities. According to a statement released by Scottsdale, the city will be sharing tips all week on social media to educate residents on simple changes they can make in their homes, including habits, composting, and donating food. Additionally, an event titled "Everyone Can Compost" is scheduled to take place at Mustang Library on Wednesday, April 3 at 11...

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Scottsdale Civic Center Renovation Receives Top Environmental Award

By NE Valley Times | Mar 28, 2024

Arizona Forward honored the city and the Scottsdale Civic Center with a Crescordia award in “Civic Buildings, Structures, and Landscape Design.” The prestigious award, meaning "growing in harmony" in Greek, is the highest honor given in each category of the Environmental Excellence Awards program.Scottsdale Mayor David D. Ortega expressed his pride in the achievement, stating, “Our spectacular, reborn Civic Center campus debuts three outdoor stages, more than 100 new trees, reduced turf areas, which save millions of gallons of water a year; and wide promenades, which link...

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Scottsdale Video Network April program guide

By NE Valley Times | Mar 27, 2024

Scottsdale Video Network telecasts 24/7 on Cox Cable channel 11 and our live stream. Additionally, City Council, Planning Commission and Development Review Board meetings are streamed live on our YouTube channel.The program guide for the Scottsdale Video Network in April is packed with a variety of shows catering to different interests and preferences. From educational content to historical insights, the lineup offers something for everyone.One of the highlighted programs includes the "2024 Founder's Day Celebration," where viewers can join the Scottsdale Historical...

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Scottsdale Seeks Volunteers for Various Boards and Commissions

By NE Valley Times | Mar 27, 2024

Scottsdale is currently seeking individuals willing to volunteer their time and expertise to serve on various boards and commissions within the city. According to a recent announcement, there are openings on 12 different boards and commissions that are set to be filled in May.Residents who are eager to make a positive impact in their community are encouraged to apply for these positions. As stated by the announcement, "Residents wishing to volunteer their time and institute a positive change are invited to apply to serve."For those interested in learning more about the...

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Rep. Schweikert: ‘Securing the border has never been a higher priority’

By NE Valley Times | Mar 26, 2024

U.S. Representative David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) said the ensuring the safety of the border has “never been a higher priority” as the immigration crisis continues without intervention from President Joe Biden.