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Cerue takes school seriously.
Meet Cerue: Outgoing teen ready for family
At 16 years-old Cerue is ready for forever. The social butterfly makes friends easily, but she’s ready to find a family to love and call her own. Cerue likes to stay busy hiking, … more
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CJ loves animals.
Meet Constintine: Active pre-teen with love to give
Eleven-year-old Constintine, or CJ as he’s called, is like most fifth grade boys. He’s friendly and talkative, loves the outdoors, and wants nothing more than a family to call his … more
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Steve Lopez, of Glendale, leaves no doubt about which team is No. 1 for him, even in the Valley surrounded by Diamondbacks fans.
Dodger fans: Taking heat in the desert
The Diamondbacks are the Valley of the Sun’s undisputed hometown team, with a large and loyal red sea of support to prove it. Yet the fan base of their biggest rival, the Los Angeles Dodgers, can give them the blues, especially on their home turf. more
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A look back at Surprise's history on this week
Here is a look at Surprise history through the years on this week, compiled from archives of Independent Newsmedia, Newspapers.com and the city of Surprise historical records. more
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Meet Your Neighbor: Nail artist Misae Camilleri
Misae Camilleri is a new Arizona business owner, bringing a new style of gel nail art she learned in her native Tokyo, Japan, to the Scottsdale and Paradise Valley areas. Your Name: Misae … more
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy survivor, Jessica Diede of Phoenix, is fighting against a woman’s No. 1 killer: cardiovascular disease.
Phoenix mom joins American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women 2021 class of Real Women survivors
Jessica Diede from Phoenix was selected from more than 100 applicants worldwide to join the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women 2021 class of “Real Women.” more
Thunderbirds, Waste Management Phoenix Open raise $115,250 for charity
The Thunderbirds — hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open — has announced the tournament raised $115,250 through its Faces on 16 campaign, a program that had fans donate money to have … more
Pedal Haus fires up pizza competition in Tempe to help dog shelters of Arizona
Founder and CEO Julian Wright alongside Head of Brewing operations Dereck “Doc” Osborn are competing to see who can create and sell the most pizzas while donating revenue to dog … more
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The legacy Peter Wainwright built within Paradise Valley
A staple in Paradise Valley’s history has passed on, but the legacy Peter Wainwright instilled within the local police force and beyond will continue. Peter Stuyvesant Wainwright was born in … more
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The Sierra Montana Recreation Center will host Surprise's spring break camp March 15-19.
Spots fill up for Surprise spring break camp
The Surprise Parks and Recreation Department will offer Spring Break Camp from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 15 through 19 at Sierra Montana Recreation Center, 14861 N. Spring Lane. more
The Florence 1800 group brings history alive.
Group makes Florence history come to life
Chances are that whether they live in Arizona or not, many people have heard of Tombstone and the Shootout at the OK Corral. The same, unfortunately, can’t be said about Florence, even though … more
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Community rock gardens are at seven parks in Mesa.
Mesa Parks and Recreation creating community rock gardens in 7 locations
February is #LoveMyPark month in Mesa and to celebrate, Mesa Parks and Recreation is creating community rock gardens in seven locations around the municipality. “Our hope is to spread more … more
Kathy Mitchell and Dr. Mary Stokrocki delivering art supplies to Cactus Canyon Junior High School in Apache Junction.
Gold Canyon Arts Council donates $1,700 in art supplies to schools
In addition to providing music education to schools, the Gold Canyon Arts Council provides art education and supplies through its “Leland Wilson Art Project.” The project … more
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A look back at Surprise's history on this week
Here is a look at Surprise history through the years on this week, compiled from archives of Independent Newsmedia, Newspapers.com and the city of Surprise historical records. more
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Lori Sears from Assisted Living Locators will speak during Benevilla's “The New Normal: Finding Care for My Loved One” Zoom workshop Feb. 10.
Benevilla preps pair of Zoom workshops
Benevilla plans a pair of seminars via Zoom in February. more
New business with sharpen your sewing skills
Remember how making sourdough bread became a thing during last year’s COVID-19 lockdown? Well, it turns out that as our means of entertainment continue to be restricted due to the virus, some … more
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Barrow Women’s Board raises record $8.5 million through 2021 Barrow Grand Ball
The Women’s Board of the Barrow Neurological Foundation raised a record $8.5 million for Barrow Neurological Institute through the 2021 Barrow Grand Ball, “A Grand Toast to Barrow.” … more
Halloween shop donates $176,000 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Spirit of Children donated $176,210 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital during a Jan. 29 check presentation. The funds make hospital stays easier for young patients and their families through … more
The Surprise Aquatic Center, 15831 N. Bullard Ave., is looking for lifeguards for when the pool reopens for public swimming.
Surprise looking for good lifeguards
The Surprise Parks and Recreation Department is looking for responsible people with a positive attitude to join its aquatics team. more
Warming fires at the Lost Dutchman Marathon.
Nearly 1,200 register for virtual Lost Dutchman Marathon, 20th year of event
It was the first week of January 2001 and Martin Loftus was celebrating his birthday. Mr. Loftus and a friend, Gary Nine, headed to Garfield Sports Lounge, a now-defunct sports bar just outside … more
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