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Casa Grande model home approved; owl, street name discussed
Casa Grande model home approved; owl, street name discussed by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch Discussions of relocating owls and changing street names accompanied the approval of a model home for a Casa Grande subdivision Thursday night. At the Casa Grande...
Florence manager discusses town’s 2019 goals
Florence manager discusses town’s 2019 goals by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune There are four key areas in which town staff will challenge themselves in the coming year. “The first area has to do with capital improvements and investments in our...
Billingsley: Florence a good place to develop Smart Cities
Billingsley: Florence a good place to develop Smart Cities by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Cities and towns around the world are aiming to be “Smart Cities,” ones that use technology to increase efficiency, share information and improve...
Ducey and CAP Board Each Pledge $5 Million for Pinal County Farmers
Ducey and CAP Board Each Pledge $5 Million for Pinal County Farmers by Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times Governor Doug Ducey and the board of the Central Arizona Project have each pledged to give $5 million to Pinal County farmers to develop groundwater...
Hemp Seen as Alternative Crop for Water-Challenged AZ Farms
Hemp Seen as Alternative Crop for Water-Challenged AZ Farms by Mark Richardson | Public News Service Arizona cotton farmers, who soon may be looking for crops that use less water, could switch to industrial hemp. The hemp plant is a relative of marijuana, and both...
SOLD OUT Pinal Partnership January Breakfast: New Year, Pinal Priorities with Pinal County Board of Supervisors!
Pinal Partnership January Breakfast: New Year, Pinal Priorities with Pinal County Board of Supervisors! To kick off 2019 we are holding our annual discussion between the five Pinal County Board of Supervisors and County Manager. They will share the latest details on...
County, Hidden Valley residents in battle over streets
County, Hidden Valley residents in battle over streets by Heather Smathers | Maricopa Monitor Pinal County officials and residents around Hidden Valley disagree on what can be done about the roads and culverts that sustained damage in October’s torrential rains....
Hitching Post permit for outdoor activities may be revoked, city of Apache Junction says
Hitching Post permit for outdoor activities may be revoked, city of Apache Junction says by Richard H. Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent The possible revocation of a conditional use permit for outdoor entertainment activities at Hitching Post Restaurant,...
City of Apache Junction engineering fees for new businesses, homes may increase in 2019
City of Apache Junction engineering fees for new businesses, homes may increase in 2019 by Richard H Dyer | Apache Junction/Queen Creek Independent Proposed new and increased planning, zoning review and subdivision fees are to be discussed by the Apache Junction City...
Charting a New Course for Water Supply in the Southwest
Charting a New Course for Water Supply in the Southwest Water managers in Colorado River Basin states spent much of 2018 working on drought contingency plans. by Ariana Brocious | Arizona Public Media It’s been a busy year for water managers in the seven states that...
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