Dog-O-Ween returns to Langley Gateway Estates Park Oct. 17
The neighborhood event runs from 10 a.m. to noon, with free entry, dog photos and parking. Attendees are asked to register.
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The neighborhood event runs from 10 a.m. to noon, with free entry, dog photos and parking. Attendees are asked to register.
A special election for a third board seat was added to the November 3 general election following a member's resignation, bringing the total number of candidates to six.
A draft agreement on Wednesday's agenda starts talks to move irrigation service for about 1,200 lots to the irrigation district, a shift the town says would spare customers rising groundwater replenishment costs.
The town's drop-off center near Frontier Family Park will be shut Monday through Friday next week and reopen Saturday, Oct. 17, with its Ryan Road entrance shifted west.
Landscaping work will close the main entrance Thursday and Friday; the library also has parking and book-drop changes tied to Switchyard construction.
Supervisors did not say what the complaint covers, citing the confidentiality of the Bar's process; it follows months of disputes with the county attorney, including a court fight over an immigration agreement.
Board President Samantha Davis and appointed member Kelli Anderson face former district teacher Sarah Purcell and former Tempe High teacher Michael Romero for two four-year seats on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8683 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
A vendor mailed some Maricopa County early ballots six days early; the recorder says they remain valid, while the secretary of state disputes his warning about postal delays.
The free competition starts with an online application due Feb. 2; students in grades six through eight can enter from public, private, charter or home schools.
A consent item Wednesday moves spending authority out of contingency for work left unfinished last fiscal year, and a second would let the town secure Sierra Vista waterline easements before ARPA money expires.
Father McGivney Food Bank, which serves 350 to 450 families a week from Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish, took in a semitruck of food from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Town staff promised alternatives after a crowd of irrigation and septic customers opposed the proposed water resource fee in September; the council gets a rate presentation Oct. 7 ahead of the Nov. 18 hearing.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8714 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
The Oct. 10 and 24 markets run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 22301 S. Ellsworth Loop, with free admission and parking.
The Queen Creek Police Department's Stand and Stride event, part of the Faith & Blue initiative, pairs a morning 5K and 1-mile walk with resource tables for people affected by domestic violence.
Queen Creek residents are represented by Rep. Andy Biggs and Senators Ruben Gallego and Mark Kelly, who cast 12 recorded votes this period.
Regular unleaded averages $4.8805 in the East Valley area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the Arizona average.
ADOT has closed westbound Loop 202 between Arizona Avenue and Loop 101 until 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5, for widening work, with Pecos and Germann roads as suggested detours.
A consent item Wednesday would let the town repay itself from 2027 bonds for roads, fire stations and water work, alongside a $14 million regional deal for Hawes Road.
The Oct. 7 agenda includes a public hearing on rezoning 16.8 commercial acres for a 150-home rental community, plus $106 million in budget carry-forwards and a Hawes Road funding agreement.