Shawn Raymundo
Northwest Valley Cities Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Phoenix and Scottsdale City Watchdog Reporter for The Arizona Republic @azcentral [email protected] 📸 IG: Shawn_del_mundo Previously @SCTimesNews, @GuamPDN
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Shawn Raymundo
Phoenix is expanding a program to grant firefighters easier access to seniors' homes during medical emergencies. After testing a lockbox program in northwest Phoenix for two years, the city opted to expand the endeavor citywide. It is meant to prevent property damage and quickly get life-saving support to seniors and disabled persons at a time when seconds can be a matter of life and death.
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Shawn Raymundo
Even after an uproar of opposition from hundreds of his neighbors, a Phoenix man will continue selling guns out of his north-central home. That’s despite a decision by the city’s judicial body on zoning cases to revoke the permit allowing Mark Benz to operate his home-run firearms business near Central and Glendale avenues, along the historic 5-mile Murphy Bridle Path.
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Shawn Raymundo
Axon is withdrawing from negotiations with Scottsdale to develop apartments and condos at its headquarters. Axon's president blamed the Scottsdale City Council for a "toxic environment" hindering negotiations. Scottsdale residents opposed the project due to concerns about increased traffic and the number of apartments.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Shawn Raymundo
Phoenix leaders recently commissioned a study to examine commuting patterns on Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street where reversible lanes are used in rush hour. City traffic engineers also will look at the effects of those lanes on the major arterials within a mile and a half to the east and west of them.
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Shawn Raymundo
If you’ve looked at a map of planned and proposed developments or simply driven around Maricopa County’s cities, you’ll notice that the Valley is dotted with new projects. Developers and construction crews have for years been working to keep up with the rapid and sprawling growth of metro Phoenix. Such expansion necessitates infrastructure improvements, as well as grocery stores and gas stations. Most importantly, it requires new housing opportunities, plus some fun amenities.
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RT @robertanglen: Taser maker Axon will build 2,000 apartments in North Scottsdale. The company ceased negotiating with the city to scale b…
A little late announcing this, but I’ve been reassigned from the West Valley to cover the cities of Phoenix and Scottsdale at The Arizona Republic. As I continue learning all there is to know about each city, please feel free to send any news tips you've got.
RT @dannowicki: "Resident petition: Scrap the 'confusion, chaos' of reverse lanes in Phoenix." (via @ShawnzyTsunami) https://t.co/br4dyU97NX