Teen helps seniors with letters, masks
A Xavier College Preparatory sophomore concerned about her grandparents during this COVID-19...
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Ordinance would end flavored tobacco sales
Phoenix City Councilmember Michael Nowakowski is pushing for the end of sales of flavored tobacco...
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Nominations sought for MLK awards
The city of Phoenix seeks nominations for the Living the Dream Award, given to individuals who...
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Federal grant to fund new Phoenix buses
The Phoenix Public Transit Department will be able to pay for new buses worth nearly $7 million...
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3rd Avenue upgrades
City of Phoenix officials and neighbors are talking about possible ways to improve the safety,...
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Pita Jungle adds iMeals with diverse choices
Pita Jungle has boosted its catering choices with new individual box meals. Called iMeals, they...
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Angry Crab Shack gives to food banks
More people who are struggling financially will be able to put food on their tables because of...
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Cox grant helps residents with autism
Residents who live in a modern apartment community for those with autism and other...
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ARRIVE Phoenix hotel opens Sept. 4
The new ARRIVE Phoenix hotel, a restored, mid-century modern property at 400 W. Camelback Road,...
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Vaccines recommended to prevent illnesses
The COVID-19 pandemic is consuming the world’s attention but it is important that people stay...
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Stay indoors, recirculate air to avoid heat issues
While temperatures are sizzling in Phoenix, residents could be at risk of developing health...
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Simple steps can help seniors avoid dehydration
With temperatures soaring above 100 degrees in the Valley this time of year everyone, especially...
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