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St. Bernard of Clairvaux parishioner: 'Immigration is a broad' and 'important issue'

By NE Valley Times | Aug 1, 2024

Hank Matthew, a Scottsdale resident and member of the St. Bernard of Clairvaux's parish, said 'immigration is a broad' and 'important issue,' raising concerns about its impacts on crime and security

Scottsdale Video Network announces diverse programming lineup

By NE Valley Times | Aug 1, 2024

Scottsdale Video Network (SVN) provides 24/7 telecasts on Cox Cable channel 11 and via live stream. Public meetings such as City Council, Planning Commission, and Development Review Board sessions are also streamed live on the network's YouTube channel. The SVN program schedule is updated weekly to reflect upcoming televised public meetings.

U.S. Rep. Schweikert votes to pass bipartisan resolution condemning 'Border Czar' Kamala Harris

By NE Valley Times | Jul 30, 2024

U.S. Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ) voted in favor of a resolution that condemned Vice President Harris for her failure to secure the U.S. border, as well as the border policies of the Biden-Harris Administration.

Scottsdale primary election results to be posted on official website

By NE Valley Times | Jul 30, 2024

Find July 30th Primary Election results for the Mayor and City Council contests at Scottsdale.Vote, the city's official election webpage.

Scottsdale prepares annual tribute for local military personnel

By NE Valley Times | Jul 30, 2024

In November, the city of Scottsdale will once again pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in the United States Armed Forces.

Maricopa County voting locations open early for primary elections

By NE Valley Times | Jul 29, 2024

All voting locations throughout Maricopa County will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, July 30. Voters can cast their ballots at any location, request a replacement ballot, or drop off their early voted ballots. Information on the nearest voting location is available at Locations.Maricopa.Vote or by calling 480-312-2412.

NE Valley Times area weekly mass times

By NE Valley Times | Jul 28, 2024

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

State Rep. Wilmeth votes 'yes' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 26, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

State Rep. Pawlik votes 'no' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 25, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

Wildfire prompts closure of McDowell Sonoran Preserve in Scottsdale

By NE Valley Times | Jul 25, 2024

A wildfire caused by a lightning strike is burning north of Scottsdale. The city has closed the north portion of its McDowell Sonoran Preserve (north of Dynamite Boulevard) until further notice.

State Rep. Kolodin votes 'yes' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 24, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

Scottsdale sales tax proposal moves forward after court dismisses legal challenge

By NE Valley Times | Jul 24, 2024

A Scottsdale sales tax question on the Nov. 5 General Election ballot, Prop. 490, is moving forward after a legal challenge was dismissed in court.

Scottsdale offers free swim lessons amid rising drownings

By NE Valley Times | Jul 24, 2024

Drownings are on the rise this year in the Valley.

State Rep. Contreras votes 'no' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 23, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

From Grand Canyon Times

In-state students at Scottsdale Community College paid some of the lowest tuition and fees in 2023

By Grand Canyon Times | 5 months ago

College costs for in-state students at Scottsdale Community College, in Scottsdale, were $2,358 in 2023, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.

Scottsdale prepares for primary election amid ongoing community projects

By NE Valley Times | Jul 22, 2024

Scottsdale's primary election is scheduled for July 30. Voters are encouraged to check their registration status, find their polling place, and review the candidates and issues. On Election Day, all voting locations in Maricopa County will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters can vote at any location, request a replacement ballot, or drop off an early ballot. More information is available at Locations.Maricopa.Vote or by calling 480-312-2412.

NE Valley Times area weekly mass times

By NE Valley Times | Jul 20, 2024

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

State Sen. Kavanagh votes 'yes' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 18, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

State Sen. Bolick votes 'yes' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum

By NE Valley Times | Jul 17, 2024

A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.

Shade & Tree Plan seeks community feedback on enhancing urban canopy

By NE Valley Times | Jul 15, 2024

Enhance the city's beauty and sustainability by providing feedback on the Shade & Tree Plan. This plan focuses on urban structured shade and urban forestry to create a cooler, more vibrant cityscape. It aims to mitigate heat, enhance the urban canopy, and promote environmental resilience for a healthier, more livable city. Your input is vital for addressing trees and shade structures in both community spaces and private properties.