Joseph Kavetsky
Reporter at Chamber Business News
Chairman of @AEI at ASU. VP of the @ASU_SCETL Student Assembly. Co-President of AHS at ASU. @ASU Class of 2025. AZCBN. Catholic
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6 days ago |
chamberbusinessnews.com | Joseph Kavetsky |Joe Pitts
The United States Commerce Department recently announced its intent to withdraw from the 2019 agreement suspending the antidumping investigation on fresh tomatoes imported from Mexico, a decision that will take effect in July. The move will replace the current deal—which established minimum pricing for imports—with a 20.91% duty imposed on most Mexican tomato shipments. Nogales, Ariz. is one of the country’s leading entry points for fresh tomato imports.
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1 week ago |
chamberbusinessnews.com | Joseph Kavetsky
The Arizona state Senate on Tuesday passed a measure designed to open the way to the development of Axon’s proposed international headquarters in Scottsdale. Axon, a leading manufacturer of law enforcement technology, plans to construct a mixed-use campus near Hayden Road and Loop 101. The development includes nearly 2,000 apartments, a hotel, restaurants, and entertainment venues, with an anticipated economic impact of $38 billion over the next decade.
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2 weeks ago |
chamberbusinessnews.com | Joseph Kavetsky
Arizona lawmakers on Thursday seized an opportunity to increase positive economic activity for the state by passing Senate Bill 1543, taking a step closer to clearing the way for Axon’s proposed international headquarters in Scottsdale. The project as envisioned promises to bring thousands of high-paying jobs, new housing, hospitality, and long-term growth to the region. The project has broad public support.
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2 weeks ago |
chamberbusinessnews.com | Joseph Kavetsky
Recognizing the critical need for internet access, dozens of community and business leaders gathered today in Flagstaff to mark the start of construction on a transformative broadband infrastructure project. “Conquering the digital divide is a priority for the Flagstaff City Council and this project is a game-changer for our community,” Flagstaff Mayor Becky Daggett said.
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2 weeks ago |
chamberbusinessnews.com | Joseph Kavetsky |Joe Pitts
During a visit to Utah, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the agency’s decision to rescind its prior Guidance on the Preparation of Clean Air Act Section (CAA) 179B Demonstrations for Nonattainment Areas Affected by International Transport of Emissions.
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Arizona’s public universities should adopt institutional neutrality. @ASU_AFS is leading the push at @ASU. w/ @TheKavetsky and Sophia Thomason at @AzCapitolTimes: https://t.co/BftjITiaRV
Pray for the Church and for Pope Francis
At 9:45 AM on Easter Monday, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber, spoke these words at the Casa Santa Marta: "Dearest brothers and sisters, with deep sorrow I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francis. At 7:35 this morning, the Bishop of Rome,
RT @thedispatch: We must do more than embrace technology: We must submit it to human ends. To do anything less would be to trade helplessne…
