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This artist’s rendering shows the Arizona Fresh project in south Phoenix that plans to break ground in 2021. The fresh food campus plans to include a wholesaler, daily farmer’s market and educational programs and testing facilities for food innovation. [Submitted photo]
Phoenix plans 156-acre fresh food complex
A 156-acre fresh food haven is planned for a site in south Phoenix that aims to provide the community with fresh food and lead in food industry innovation. In the project’s first development … more
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In time of novel coronavirus, remote workplaces become a common 21st Century trend
As concerns over the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis have driven a wave of U.S. workers to embrace the work-from-home trend. more
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Wishes for Teachers builds bridge to close Arizona classroom funding gap
A fundamental keystone to what makes America a special place is equitable access to quality public education no matter where a young person calls home. But despite this agreed-upon truth, for … more
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Scottsdale city manager outlines municipal response to COVID-19 outbreak
At Tuesday’s Scottsdale City Council meeting, City Manager Jim Thompson presented the various actions municipal leaders have taken to assist with day-to-day life during the COVID-19 … more
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Paradise Valley prepares for next generation of license plate reader tech
If you ask Police Chief Peter Wingert, Paradise Valley’s license plate recognition technology has become so embedded within the police department’s culture it is used on every call and … more
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Longtime Paradise Valley town attorney set to retire
Paradise Valley Town Attorney Andrew Miller has announced his plans to retire from the municipality in December, after providing legal services for more than two decades. “I have thoroughly … more
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Mediactive arms against weaponized words meant to alter face of digital reality
Following the revelation of the printing press, words have been weaponized, propaganda espoused and disinformation integrated into democratic societies. But in the 21st century, media consumers can … more
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Scottsdale Fashion Week rescheduled amid COVID-19 pandemic precautions
Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations --- in partnership with Ford Robert Black Agency and J Group Media --- has announced Scottsdale Fashion Week is postponed. Proponents of the … more
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In the Know: One-on-one with Jason Ayala on consumer behavior
As consumer spending has undoubtedly shifted during the time of the novel coronavirus, Independent Newsmedia reached out Certified Financial Planner Jason Ayala. Mr. Ayala, a Scottsdale-based … more
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Arizona restaurants pivot to takeout amid COVID-19 pandemic as dining capacity remains limited
As Arizona COVID-19 cases reported continue to show downward trends, sectors of the economy are beginning to reopen albeit with strict occupancy rules, which restaurant owners and industry experts … more
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Paradise Valley police chief outlines department operations amid national policing conversation
With one of the topics of the summer — police — solidifying its mark in social history, Paradise Valley Police Chief Peter Wingert examined how the local department compares to suggested … more
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Paradise Valley begins catch-up on General Plan update work
This fall, work may move swiftly on the 2022 General Plan update process as Paradise Valley town staff sets up a series of proposed deadlines to begin renewing the 10-year document. With COVID-19 … more
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Join Moderator Terrance Thornton to listen to a panel of experts discuss how to protect yourself from Identity Theft.
Issues & Experts Series offers what you need to know to protect against identity theft
As swaths of Arizona residents have been participating in social-distance measures curbing the widespread of the COVID-19 virus many have found themselves thrust into the digital landscape. As … more
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In The Know podcast explores deep impacts of COVID-19 to Scottsdale, Paradise Valley
As the global pandemic of 2020 continues to wreak havoc on all things tourism, Independent Newsmedia reached out to municipal and tourism leaders to explore the deep impacts of COVID-19 on aspects of … more
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Tempe braces for a fall absent of economic boon spurred by Sun Devil football frenzy
The harsh realities of trickle-down economics of college football in and around the city of Tempe is slowly becoming realized as the annual boost to local coffers will not be coming this fall. On … more
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Arizona Complete Health encourages early childhood vaccinations amid COVID-19 pandemic
Routine vaccinations have declined dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, as parents avoid medical services to mitigate the transmission of the coronavirus. While Arizona Complete Health … more
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Labor Day rally demands Arizonans' right to work
A crowd boasting American flags and Trump hats gathered this Labor Day morning at the Arizona Capitol to defend the rights of business owners. Bill Crawford, Scottsdale business owner and former … more
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Workers from the Arizona Department of Transportation work to install one of four signs signaling the future route of Interstate 11 in 2014.
Long wait for I-11 to Vegas continues
Federal and state officials have long wanted to connect Phoenix and Las Vegas as part of a long interstate that runs from Mexico to Canada. more
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Family Promise illuminates positive light during dark times of novel coronavirus
In the time of the novel coronavirus, crisis knows no bounds and in the case of family homelessness the realities have become harsher than years before in the Valley of the Sun, outreach officials … more
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Maricopa County announces COVID-19 antibody project
Maricopa County Department of Public Health is embarking on an investigation to estimate how many people in Maricopa County have been infected with COVID-19, beyond those who have had a positive … more
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