Do adopted neighborhood plans mean anything?
It is a scenario that plays out in the city of Phoenix repeatedly: a developer proposes a project;...
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Author: Kathryn M. Miller
Los Olivos may still get an urban farm
In late May, temporary orange fencing began popping up around the perimeter of Los Olivos Park at...
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Students teach life-saving skills
What did you do over summer break? It’s a common question asked when young people return to school...
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City eyes rezoning at three park and rides
If the city has its way, three park and ride locations along 19th Avenue will be rezoned to allow...
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From the Editor: July 2025
For the past three-and-a-half years, I have greeted our readers here with “Hello, North Central...
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On the Town in July
Phoenix tends to slow down as summer temperatures rise, but there is no better time to check out...
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City addresses rise in unsheltered population
Summer is here in full force, and along with the reports of record high numbers, there was another...
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Melrose neighbors build community
On a Friday evening in June, neighbors in the Melrose District had gathered at the Shops of...
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Iconic Pruitt’s property sold
Cashen Realty Advisors announced in April the sale of the Pruitt’s Furniture retail property,...
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Community celebrates ¡Sombra!
Shade – it is a crucial factor when it comes to helping Phoenix residents cope with the city’s...
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Another study set for reverse lanes issue
Obsolete, dangerous, distracting, confusing, misguided, wrong, chaotic, damaging and harmful to...
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On the Town in June
With summer on the horizon, there is no better time to step into Valley clubs, museums, gardens...
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