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Meridian Elementary Family Rodeo Business Sponsorship Opportunties

Meridian Elementary is having their annual Family Rodeo on Friday May 14th from 5:30-8p. They are offering local businesses the opportunity to set up a booth at this family event. The cost to set up a booth is $35. The school is also looking for donations of gift certificates, services etc that they can use as prizes and incentives for PTSO events. Please contact PTSO president Francine Kozieczny at: francinekonieczny@yahoo.com

 

FREE Caution Children at Play Signs

The Kenny Klaus Team has FREE "Caution, Children at Play" Signs available for area residents. These bright yellow signs are great to place in front of your home while your children are at play. Stop by our Office on the SouthEast Corner of Ellsworth & Guadalupe behind Sonic anytime Monday-Friday from 8:30a-5p to pick one up. Or contact us at 480-354-7344 to arrange a pick up. These signs are Free.

 

 

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Series of water-line breaks snarling traffic in Mesa
Traffic is restricted along McLellan Road between Alma School and Country Club.

Police: Homeless man shoots another in Mesa orchard
Victim walked to a QuikTrip to report incident.

String of winter storms a damper on season
Cold, rainy days playing havoc with schedules.

Gateway names field after 2 Hall of Famers
A grassy courtyard at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport has been named after baseball Hall of Famers Bob Feller and Ferguson Jenkins.

Free help available to AIMS takers
Thousands of Arizona high-school students are still trying to pass AIMS in order to earn their diplomas. For most of them, their last shot this school year will be April 7.

Bad debts cost Mesa hundreds of thousands of dollars
The total amount of bad debt for October through December was $684,947.

Councilman upset over grounding of east Mesa firetruck
Somers: Decision based on OT policy put residents at risk,

Mesa hosts students from Sister City in Mexico
Five students visiting from center in Guaymas, Mexico.

Mesa police find missing woman with Alzheimers
81-year-old was missing for about five hours.

'The Biggest Loser' hosts casting call in Mesa
Show conducting interviews March 27.

Valley coffee scene perks up with indie shops
A number of independent coffee shops have popped up in the past six months.

Mesa man found hiding in girlfriend's tub after apartment ransacked
Woman came home to find door kicked in.

MCC student going Ivy League
Finds path to Columbia University through Mesa Community College.

Couple's first home comes through stabilization grant
Mesa officials say new home for Quintero family is an investment in better neighborhoods.

Taylor Junior High students show off engineering skills
World In Motion projects on display Wednesday.

Indoor golf tournament in Gilbert to help veterans
Eating out can also help organization.

Mesa police arrest man passed out in car at traffic light
Blood-alcohol content more than two times the legal limit, breath test indicates.

Fast evictions adding to pain of Valley home foreclosures
Some in the Valley are being told to get out the same day their house is sold at auction.

Phoenix-area rain will taper off, back on Tuesday
Storm system should move out by Wednesday.

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Roads restricted around water main break

Mesa officials say a water main break Wednesday has forced a lane restriction on McLellan Road from Upland Circle to Beverly Street.



Gateway names field after baseball legends

Baseball Hall of Famer Fergie Jenkins is no stranger to having his name grace all kinds of things - but something at an airport?



Court approves sale of East Valley Tribune

A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved the sale of the Tribune — as well as Freedom Communications’ other Valley publications — to 1013 Communications LLC.

MORE: Judge approves Freedom bankruptcy plan



Meeting to share Fiesta District ideas

Mesa will share preliminary design concepts for a revamp of the Fiesta District at a meeting on Thursday. The city is looking for feedback on ideas identified by a team of Arizona State University students who have looked for ways to reactivate the area with a new look that includes shaded pedestrian walkways, better landscaping, new zoning and a more urban feeling.



Mesa apartment trashed; boyfriend arrested

Mesa police arrested Eduarrdo Gutierrez-Alonzo in the bathtub of his girlfriend's apartment, where they said they found him hiding after he kicked in her door and destroyed about $10,000 in property early Sunday.



Lenny's Burger opens Mesa location

Lenny’s Burger, a Valley-based chain, has opened its first East Valley location on the southeast corner of Stapley Drive and Southern Avenue in Mesa.



Mesa fire service brownouts end abruptly

Mesa began taking fire crews out of service Sunday — only to halt the cost-cutting move on Monday after upset elected officials discovered what happened and objected. Some City Council members heard of the brownouts as they were put into place Sunday morning and quickly asked that every crew return to the street.



Mesa ponders image effect of quirky sculpture

A 25-foot tall downtown sculpture based on the iconic American Gothic painting is proving Mesa is a place that celebrates art - or, depending on your view, that it's Hicksville, USA.



East Valley school briefs

Kindergarten registration



Mesa man arrested in slashing of woman

A Mesa man was booked into jail on suspicion of attempted second-degree murder Thursday after he smashed a hot coffee pot into his girlfriend’s face and slashed her several times with a box cutter, according to police.



Go and Do in Mesa

'Experience Hendrix' tribute show



Mesa's Buckhorn Baths on endangered list

Mesa's Buckhorn Baths Motel is no stranger to historic and endangered lists. But this time, it's topped a new one - as the No. 1 pick on the Ten Most Endangered Roadside Places list released this week by the Society for Commercial Archeology, a national preservation organization based in Wisconsin.



Village Grove Plaza sold

Mesa-based Pollack Investments has sold its majority interest in an 82,373-square-foot shopping center in north Mesa for $5 million, according to Orion Investment Real Estate Solutions, who represented the seller.



Recall effort under way against Crandall

Apache Junction resident Greg Western has filed an application to recall state Rep. Rich Crandall, R-Mesa. The filing, made March 3 with the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office, says Crandall has missed a number of floor votes at the Capitol. Western’s group would need to collect nearly 14,358 signatures by July 1 to put the issue on the ballot.



Mesa man gets 18 months in terror-fund case

A Mesa man who the FBI believed was a threat to national security was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in federal prison for lying to the FBI during an international terrorist investigation into an organization that funded Hamas.



Standoff ends in domestic violence case

The suspect in a domestic violence incident surrendered to Mesa police Thursday after an approximately 90-minute standoff.



San Francisco police commission rejects Tasers

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco's police commission has rejected a plan backed by the police chief to arm officers with stun guns.



Desert Ridge baseball mourns death

Desert Ridge’s baseball team lost one of its biggest supporters Monday when the father of outfielder Kyle Raidy, Pat Raidy, passed away from cancer.



Man rescued off balcony during apartment fire

Several apartments burned Sunday night in east Mesa near University Drive and Val Vista Road.



Man falls into pond at Mesa golf course, dies

A man out walking on a Mesa golf course with his wife and friends has died after falling into a pond.


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Greece's crisis could presage America's

Analysis: Greece is a financial basket case, begging for international help. Is America heading down that same road?



Arizona borrowing to cover jobless benefits

The state's jobless fund is broke. Figures as of Monday show less than $25.2 million left in the account the state uses to pay the benefits of those during the first 26 weeks of their unemployment. That's a direct result of the recession being longer and deeper than anyone anticipated: Before the downturn, there was $1 billion in the account.



Court approves sale of East Valley Tribune

A federal bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved the sale of the Tribune — as well as Freedom Communications’ other Valley publications — to 1013 Communications LLC.

MORE: Judge approves Freedom bankruptcy plan



LifeLock to pay $12M to settle lawsuit

LifeLock, a Tempe-based identity theft protection firm, has agreed to pay $12 million to states and customers to settle claims that it engaged in deceptive advertising.



Judge approves Freedom bankruptcy plan

WILMINGTON, Del. — A federal judge Tuesday approved Freedom Communication Inc.’s reorganization plan, giving a green light for the company to emerge from bankruptcy by the end of this month.



Tempe firm sells more solar energy

Tempe-based First Solar has announced another power-purchase agreement with a California utility to use electricity generated at a solar plant it plans to build in Southern California.



Sub shop settles employer sanctions case

A Subway sandwich franchise in west Phoenix that officials say violated Arizona's employer sanctions law has settled the civil case against them.



Samsung, Panasonic to sell 3-D TVs this week

NEW YORK Samsung and Panasonic will start selling 3-D TVs in U.S. stores this week, inaugurating what TV makers hope is the era of 3-D viewing in the living room.



Lawsuits could cost Toyota more than $3B

MIAMI — Toyota owners claiming that massive safety recalls are causing the value of their vehicles to plummet have filed at least 89 class-action lawsuits that could cost the Japanese auto giant $3 billion or more, according to an Associated Press review of cases, legal precedent and interviews with experts.

Prius with stuck accelerator glides to safe stop



Rural/Metro to buy Ky. ambulance service

COVINGTON, Ky. Northern Kentucky-based St. Elizabeth Healthcare is selling its ambulance service, pending state approval.



Lenny's Burger opens Mesa location

Lenny’s Burger, a Valley-based chain, has opened its first East Valley location on the southeast corner of Stapley Drive and Southern Avenue in Mesa.



Personal bankruptcies up 45 percent in AZ

Bankruptcy filings continue to climb this year across Arizona and the Valley while most consumers filed for Chapter 7, which doesn't require any repayment of debt.



Arizona hotel, resort deals drawing visitors

After nearly a year and half of double-digit declines in occupancy rates at Phoenix-area hotels and resorts, freebies and good deals appear to be drawing more visitors.



Tips for improving your Facebook experience

Ken Colburn: Facebook constantly updates its system and the upside is they continue to add tools that help us manage the traffic and our privacy on our own pages.



Orbital buys Gilbert General Dynamics plant

Orbital Sciences said it has agreed to buy General Dynamics' satellite manufacturing and testing plant at Elliot and McQueen roads in Gilbert for $55 million in cash.



U.S. Apple iPad launch delayed to April 3

  NEW YORK — The much-anticipated iPad tablet computer from Apple Inc. will start hitting U.S. store shelves on April 3, slightly later than originally planned.



Tech nonprofit scores $400K from Chandler

Chandler has pledged $400,000 to Gangplank, a technology-oriented nonprofit, to help redevelop a historic downtown building, the first such project to fall under new guidelines aimed at transforming the downtown into a thriving community core.



Big housing project under way in Gilbert

One of the most substantial housing projects in years is under way in Gilbert.



Village Grove Plaza sold

Mesa-based Pollack Investments has sold its majority interest in an 82,373-square-foot shopping center in north Mesa for $5 million, according to Orion Investment Real Estate Solutions, who represented the seller.



E.V., state gas prices continue to rise

East Valley and statewide gasoline price averages continued to climb this week, according to AAA Arizona.


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House Democrats Ban Earmarks to Companies
House lawmakers said they have banned spending earmarks that benefit for-profit companies in a further crackdown on the practice.

Loglisci Pleads Guilty in N.Y. Probe
New York's former deputy comptroller and chief investment officer pleaded guilty to a criminal charge that he and others essentially sold access to the state's largest pension.

Woman Charged for Terror Recruiting
A Pennsylvania woman was charged with using the Internet to recruit jihadist fighters and help terrorists overseas.

Jobs Bill Clears Senate Hurdle
The Senate voted 66-34 to approve a procedural motion extending jobless benefits and healthcare subsidies until year's end.

In This Afghanistan, the Blood Is Fake
Afghan battle scenes with Hollywood-style special effects are staged by a company in San Diego to help U.S. soldiers prepare for deployments.

Airlines Find Ways to Trim Fuel
Airlines, airports and aviation regulators in the U.S. and Europe have found inexpensive ways to cut fuel consumption, carbon emissions and flight times by cooperating more effectively on air-traffic management.

Letterman Producer Pleads Guilty
Robert Halderman, a former CBS news producer, admitted he tried to extort $2 million from late-night talk-show host David Letterman.

Architect Left Mark on Chicago Skyline
Bruce Graham, who died Saturday at age 84, was the architect behind Chicago's Sears Tower, the tallest building in the world when it was opened in 1974 and still the tallest building in the U.S.

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