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Maricopa’s drone to be used for marketing
By Kyle Daly | Maricopa Monitor It’s true. Your local government has a drone. But don’t worry. Big Brother isn’t spying, and there aren't any missiles attached. If you attended Maricopa’s 10th annual Salsa Festival on Saturday, you might have noticed a small white...
Rail, freeways give Pinal County an advantage in Tesla plant competition, leaders say
Pinal County officials and business leaders say the county has three sites that could house Tesla's ion-battery giga-factory. They tell The Arizona Republic the confluence of the Union Pacific Railroad and Interstates 8 and 10 are advantageous for location of the...
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[LETTER TO THE EDITOR] From the desk of Supervisor Pete Rios regarding Sheriff Paul Babeu
SE Valley Ledger I read with great interest the letter to the editor from Sheriff Paul Babeu. As an elected official, he does have the right to place his staff where he feels they are needed most. But I sincerely hope the Sheriff is not playing politics in trying to...
If mayoral race today, Price would win big, according to poll
By Kyle Daly | InMaricopa.com If a mayoral election were held today between current Mayor Christian Price and former councilman Leon Potter, Price would dominate. That’s according to a recent online poll placed on InMaricopa.com’s home page last week. The poll...
Public Works, Supervisor Smith meeting well attended in Arizona City
By Kayne Crison | Arizona City Independent About two dozen local residents attended the monthly meeting with Pinal County Supervisor Anthony Smith at the AC Fire Station last week Tuesday. This month’s meeting also featured presentations by representatives from the...
County debates assessor office fee hike
By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor Corporations could see a large increase in fees for requesting data from the Pinal County Assessor’s Office if a series of proposed changes are approved. However, at last Wednesday’s meeting of the Board of Supervisors, the board...
Coolidge Ave. construction to begin for real April 1
By Joey Chenoweth | Coolidge Examiner With a start date of April 1, it might seem easy to think residents will be fooled again, but this time it’s for real: Coolidge Avenue is finally going to undergo comprehensive renovations. Beginning next Tuesday, the Arizona...
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