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WEB1 day ago · Cancer foundation dedicates kitchen for families. Ten years after it was founded, the Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children in Scottsdale found a piece that had been missing its effort to bring comfort and services to children with cancer and their families: a kitchen. Neighbors.
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WEB5 days ago · By Wayne Schutsky, Progress Managing Editor. Updated Oct 25, 2022. The 2018 General Election in Scottsdale was full of surprises – from the overwhelming Proposition 420 victory to staggering voter turnout – but the biggest surprise might have been the bipartisan cooperation shown by the two leading vote getters in …
City Court expands online services to hearings - Scottsdale Progress
WEBSep 13, 2020 · In order to limit in-person visits, the Scottsdale City Court is offering traffic hearings and other services online. Since March, the city has recommended residents use its website to conduct business with the city when possible to combat the spread of Covid-19. The court, which already provided some services online, …
Council names Thompson city manager - Scottsdale Progress
WEBOct 16, 2023 · Council names Thompson city manager. A $5 million project will replace existing “loop detectors” with advanced vehicle detection technologies at 78 intersections. (City of Scottsdale) He is “acting” no more. In just a few seconds, Acting City Manager Jim Thompson once again became City Manager Jim Thompson.
2 Scottsdale jurists seek high court seat - Scottsdale Progress
WEBMay 11, 2021 · 2 Scottsdale jurists seek high court seat. T wo Scottsdale residents are in the running to fill a vacancy on Arizona’s highest court. Arizona Court of Appeals judges Cynthia Bailey and David Weinzweig are two of the 11 candidates under consideration for a nomination to the Arizona Supreme Court by the Commission on …
Rio Verde begins adjusting to city water cutoff - Scottsdale Progress
WEBJan 1, 2023 · Rio Verde begins adjusting to city water cutoff. By J. Graber, Progress Staff Writer. Jan 1, 2023. Jan 1, 2023Updated Oct 30, 2023. As some 700 of Rio Verde Foothills’ 2,200 households start the new year today with uncertainty over a regular water supply, Russell Cox hopes he can trap enough rainwater for now for himself and his wife Kathy.
New developments coming to city’s ‘edge’ - Scottsdale Progress
WEBJul 7, 2024 · Barely over 1 mile away, a development in Scottsdale proper called the Mercado is again attempting to move forward. “It’s a zombie project,” cracked one insider who asked not to be named. “Refuses to die.”. Indeed, at the end of 2022, Scottsdale City Council rejected Mercado Courtyards by a 5-2 vote – with Tom Durham, currently ...
Work begins on hotel, retail phases of One Scottsdale - Scottsdale …
WEBJul 12, 2022 · Work has begun on the next phases of One Scottsdale — a 75-acre development that will be the home to a Hilton Home2Suites as well as retail shops, dining destinations and medical offices north of Loop 101. Up first on the to-do list for construction was finalizing the infrastructure of the Hilton Home2Suites, which is expected to open in ...
Water, sewer, garbage rates to increase - Scottsdale Progress
WEBMay 23, 2024 · Restaurants will have their sewer rates increase from $6.07 to $6.39. Garbage collection rates are also likely to increase. Residents with one garbage can will see monthly rates rise from $28.03 to $30.27 – an 8% jump. For recycling, those with 90 gallon carts will have monthly fees increase by 22.4%, from $11.11 to $13.60.
Saguaro striving for next step with solid foundation - Scottsdale …
WEBDec 6, 2021 · Saguaro striving for next step with solid foundation. Saguaro head coach Lucas Ramirez on the sidelines against Arcadia, Tuesday, November 30, 2021, at Arcadia High School in Phoenix, Arizona. (David Minton/Staff Photographer) Lucas Ramirez has a great level of success for his predecessors with the …