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Recent Articles from Guest Opinion

SUSD, schools, override, bond, voters
Commentary November 9, 2023

Scottsdale voters are heard loud and clear

Thank you! The overwhelming support of the continuation of the Maintenance and Operations Override means that the Scottsdale Unified School District can continue to meet the needs of students.

Native American Heritage Month, Tribes, Phoenix Indian Center
Commentary November 7, 2023

Fostering prosperity: supporting National Native American Heritage Month for Arizona business  

Yá’át’ééh! (Hello!) This month marks Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and histories of the 574 federally recognized Tribes in the United States.

voting rights, incarceration, Hobbs
Commentary November 7, 2023

My right to vote: restoring the voice of the reformed

Governor Hobbs’ recent push to restore voting rights in Arizona struck me profoundly—not as a mere headline in the morning paper, but as an example of hope that the world I re-entered after 15 years of incarceration might finally recognize me as a person, not just a past mistake. Yet, as hopeful as I am, I am equally troubled by the reality that for too long, individuals with criminal historie[...]

Phoenix Police Department, officers, consent decree, the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association
Commentary November 3, 2023

Phoenix deserves better

The recent article titled “Phoenix really needs federal monitoring of police” is both dangerous and deceitful. While it’s hard to comprehend how someone without any law enforcement experience, in any of the areas discussed, could so boldly write a piece designed to inflame the emotions of our citizens through emotionally laden rhetoric, it certainly is not a surprising tactic.

public health, Maricopa County, Covid, RSV, flu
Commentary November 3, 2023

Maricopa County tackling 3 major health issues

One of public health’s primary jobs is to identify the biggest health issues faced by residents and develop strategies to educate and prevent those issues from causing harm. We take a different view than health care.

Wolf, Pinal County assessor, Barry Goldwater Jr., Johnson, House speaker, Republicans
Commentary November 3, 2023

Barry Goldwater Jr. whitewashes the past 

In response to the opinion piece by Barry Goldwater Jr. and with all due respect, his arguments contradict themselves.  

Creighton University, healthcare workers, Catholic, RSV, flu, Covid
Commentary November 3, 2023

Creighton University addresses health care staffing shortage 

Over the next 10 years, Creighton University expects to help fill more than 23,000 jobs and add an estimated $3.6 billion in economic output to Arizona; yet this will not be enough.

SUSD, budget override, election, ballots
Commentary November 2, 2023

Curious about how an all-mail election works? You’re not alone! 

Especially with the upcoming Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) budget override vote next week, it's essential to know what's what to be sure we renew vital funding to our public schools. 

speaker, House, MAGA, Trump, Christian, Maine
Letters October 30, 2023

MAGA Republicans are jumping for joy

Will, the newly elected partisan, MAGA Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives make important decisions for the country based on his straight, white, Christian views? After researching Speaker Mike Johnson’s Trump-aligned voice and votes, I found his actions and rhetoric disturbing.

Kolodin, Big Tech, House Republicans, Hobbs, social media, county recorders, Richer
Letters October 30, 2023

Leaders like Hobbs and Mayes needed to steer state amid outlandish claims, election denialism

We need leaders like Gov. Katie Hobbs and Attorney General Kris Mayes who will proactively solve Arizona’s most pressing issues, rather than fixating on the outcome of the last election.

ESA, tuition, costs, Horne, Lewis
Commentary October 27, 2023

Latest ESA data strengthens my support for ESAs

ESA opponents can’t get enough of sharing ABC 15’s recent “investigative” report. I couldn’t understand what they were so excited about because the report actually pointed out the program’s success.

dentists, oral health, Delta Dental of Arizona, holistic wellness
Commentary October 27, 2023

Oral health can provide path to better health and wellness

Arizonans are becoming more aware of the vital link between oral health and overall well-being. This understanding about holistic wellness is influencing at-home oral health care and increasing routine, preventive visits to dentists.

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