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Founder of SPPI: ‘We have received considerable pushback from Mesa Public School’ regarding records transparency

Patrick Brenner, founder, and president of the Southwest Public Policy Institute (SPPI), said that Mesa Public School had resistance and litigation over their use of the Carlson balancing test to deny records and that it is concerning for broad authority and impact on transparency. Burnett was a guest on a recent episode of the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.

By NW Valley Times | Jun 24, 2024

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Representative Kolodin’s Solution to End Rio Verde Water Crisis Sent to Governor with Bipartisan Supermajority; Immediate Signature Urged

Significant water legislation, SB 1432, is now on the way to Governor Katie Hobbs’ desk after passing out of both chambers this week with the bipartisan supermajority necessary for immediate effect, if signed by her. State Representative Alexander Kolodin’s bill, HB 2561, was amended onto SB 1432 on June 12, ensuring that months of legislative effort and negotiations to restore water service to the Rio Verde Foothills is preserved and is now just a signature away from becoming law.

By NE Valley Times Report | Jun 15, 2023

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Arizona doctor to coronavirus intergovernmental committee: 'We have an ongoing issue with post-COVID spike protein'

By Juliette Fairley | Jun 2, 2023

Before COVID-19, Dr. Lela Lewis was using her medical degree from Loma Linda University to teach people diet and lifestyle tips and basic measures to prevent, treat and defeat disease.

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Federal data shows income levels in Arizona on the rise

By John Suayan | Oct 17, 2020

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicated that Arizona’s median household income jumped 15.2% over the latest three-year recording period, Gov. Doug Ducey’s Office announced earlier this month.

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Masks now mandatory in Phoenix to combat COVID-19

By Chantelle Fowler | Jun 30, 2020

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and the members of the Phoenix City Council voted on June 19 in favor of mandatory face coverings for the city.

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Paradise Valley organizations receive $45,000 in community funding

By Kasey Schefflin-Emrich | Jun 12, 2020

Paradise Valley will provide $45,000 in community grants to organizations that have assisted people in need during COVID-19.

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ARCpoint Labs launches testing to detect previous COVID-19 infections

By Charmaine Little | Apr 14, 2020

While testing concerns for the coronavirus continues to be a heated topic of conversation, a private lab in Arizona aims to take things a step further as it possibly secures testing that could let a person know if they’ve had the condition in the past, according to AZ Central.

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Diamondbacks pledge $1 million to pay seasonal staff

By James Ledbetter | Mar 21, 2020

At least $1 million has been pledged by the Diamondbacks at a recent event to help sports staff that have been affected by the coronavirus shutdown.

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More driver fees take effect in Arizona

By Michael Carroll | 5 years ago

Hundreds of new state laws took effect across the nation this week, including minimum wage increases, new internet privacy rules, gun-related regulations, marijuana legalization and new tests on whether workers can be classified as independent contractors.