Three nights a week inside the Westside Multigenerational Center in Tempe, more than 200 people come together to learn English, mastering the language for potentially better jobs, more opportunities, and a deeper connection with the community and their families.
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President and CEO of the Tempe Chamber of Commerce Colin Diaz has been awarded the first Certificate in Workforce Development Fundamentals program by the International Economic Development Council and the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives Foundation.
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Celebrate Tempe Health and Human Services Day on Saturday, March 16, with over 50 resource booths, a Kid Fun Zone, live music and food, giveaways and more.
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Valley Youth Theatre announced its upcoming production of “The World According to Snoopy,” set to dazzle audiences at its main location on First and Filmore streets in Downtown Phoenix.
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Tempe is looking to honor the next person or organization that makes biking better in the city, whether they do that in a lowkey manner or with public applause.
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Homelessness persists as a major priority for the city of Tempe to tackle, with one local church working to address local unhoused people’s needs through weekly meals and providing essentials to impacted students.
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Four academically exceptional Mesa Community College students — Mesa residents Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, and Jakobe Stevens and Tempe resident Isabel Rei Zann Wee — were …
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Like many teens, Jason likes to connect with others and make new friends and he often does so through his love of basketball, football, video games, and anime. Jason is also inquisitive and likes to learn new facts and skills through his peers and school.
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By Josie Gaieck – Aid to the Adoption of Special Kids
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2/8/24
Child Crisis Arizona, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the safety of children and families, is partnering with Salt River Project and 493 Firefighter Foundation on the Pool Fence Safety Program.
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