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Home>Tom Spratt

Tom Spratt

tom.spratt@azcapitoltimes.com

Recent Articles from Tom Spratt

Times Past November 25, 2015

Charlie Brown’s Saloon

Built by Charles O. Brown (the taller man at left in the photo), a gambler said to have been a crack shot who carried several notches on his gun, the Congress Hall Saloon was the unlikely spot where the first Territorial Legislature in Tucson convened. The Capitol building, a series of adobe rooms with dirt floors and mud roofs, was spurned by lawmakers, who preferred to caucus at San Agustin Cath[...]

education March 27, 2015

Core examples: A sampling of the state’s voluminous new academic standards

Despite the uproar surrounding them, most of the goals contained in Arizona’s College and Career Ready Standards seem anything but controversial. Use abstract nouns. Form and use regular and irregular verbs. Tell and write time. Work with addition and subtraction equations. On and on, page after page.

Community Giving & Volunteers July 2014 July 28, 2014

Survey sets the stage for future of volunteerism in Arizona

To many Arizonans, volunteerism has become a force to be reckoned with, improving economic opportunities for thousands, providing essential help for children and encouraging the humane treatment of animals.

Capitol Insiders November 18, 2013

CAMPAIGN QUIZ!

These questions will determine how closely you’ve been following the early stages of Arizona’s 2014 election campaign. Answer them all correctly and you are automatically qualified to run for the office of your choice.

Capitol Insiders April 1, 2013

Mid-term quiz from 2013 Legislative Session

These 14 questions will determine how closely you have been following the first 2 months of the 2013 legislative session. Answer 10 correctly and you’re guaranteed a front-row seat for the next 5-hour House Appropriations hearing. Answer 12 right, and you qualify to chair your own House or Senate committee.

Capitol Insiders October 9, 2012

Public-private partnerships provide piece of the funding puzzle for new roads

It is Arizona’s freeway of the future, and seemingly everyone wants to see it built. Gov. Jan Brewer has advocated the construction of Interstate 11 between Phoenix and Las Vegas, calling it essential to commerce, tourism and trade throughout the West.

Diversity 2012 October 1, 2012

Arizona volunteers rally to increase Latino voting power

Every day, about 100 volunteers span out from the Promise Arizona office in central Phoenix to register Latino voters, hoping to change the dynamics of politics in Arizona.

Capitol Insiders August 27, 2012

‘Obamacare,’ ailing economy, rising costs lead to health care revolution

At one Phoenix medical center, health care reform means creating an electronic records system to reduce the distressingly high number of patients who die from hospital-acquired infections.

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