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The Fort Valley Experimental Forest
Two photos show an area of ponderosa pine near the Fort Valley Experimental Forest Station. The top image was taken in 1909. The bottom image was taken in 1938, and... […]
Meet the Clean Elections Institute
Eric Ehst A former congressional and state Senate candidate is the executive director for the Clean Elections Institute, a privately funded nonprofit that supports the idea of publicly funded elections.... […]
Has ‘Clean Elections’ changed Arizona’s political landscape≠
Louis Hoffman, chief author of the Clean Elections Act Ten years before 76 percent of 2006 statewide and legislative candidates declared their intention to campaign with public funding, a small... […]
Clean Elections Commission’s 1st executive director
‘A tremendous benefit of Clean Elections is allowing more people to run for office’
Border crossers of another kind
Invasive species fuel wildfires, threaten drinking water
Juvenile Corrections assistant director wants families involved in kids’ treatment
Kellie Warren The Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections has a new assistant director for programs and institutions. Kellie Warren was promoted to the position in June, after almost two years... […]
Can’t Petersen be forced to resign as treasurer≠
I have been reading, with much displeasure, the fiasco former Sen. David Petersen and his entourage of incompetents are staging at the Arizona State Treasurer’s Office. Dissent in Treasurer’s Office,... […]
Rail is not new to Phoenix
Long before anyone thought of “light rail” in downtown Phoenix, there was the Phoenix street “railway system,” which operated from 1887 to 1948. It was owned and operated by Moses... […]
Rail is not new to Phoenix (4343)
Long before anyone thought of “light rail” in downtown Phoenix, there was the Phoenix street “railway system,” which operated from 1887 to 1948. It was owned and operated by Moses... […]
Historic Rail Tails
Long before anyone thought of “light rail” in downtown Phoenix, there was the Phoenix street “railway system,” which operated from 1887 to 1948. It was owned and operated by Moses... […]
Pack to school drive
Brittnie loads rulers and school supplies onto a bus at the Capitol today. Brittnie, who lives in a shelter for homeless families, hefts a box of rulers destined for schools... […]
