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1 week ago |
hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson
Buckeye Municipal Airport has just the ticket with its annual Independence Day bash, set for the evening of July 4th. Revelers can look forward to an evening packed with live country music, starting with Evelyn Errante at 6:00 p.m., followed by headliner Rob West. The City of Buckeye announced the event, promising an array of food trucks and beverage vendors to keep the crowd well-fed and spirited.
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1 week ago |
hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson
Source: Google Street ViewWith the monsoon season upon us, Avondale city officials are urging residents to brace for the impact of severe weather conditions expected from mid-June through September's end. The city has initiated a series of precautions and is providing residents with vital resources and advice to weather the storms.
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1 week ago |
hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson
Source: U.S. Air Force photo/Trevor Cokley, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsThe future of Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, hinges on an amended bill that would allocate funds from taxpayers to support renovations and upgrades to the stadium. After a period of contention and stalling within the Senate, the revised House Bill 2704 has garnered the necessary votes to move forward in the Arizona State Legislature.
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1 week ago |
hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson
Source: Unsplash/Caroline LMIn an investigation that has spurred action and emotion in equal measure, an Arizona family is publicly demanding legal reform following the tragic death of their son during a routine dental procedure. Derek Swanson's story, as detailed in an ABC15 investigative report, has shed light on the potential perils of undergoing anesthesia at the dentist's office - an act that should carry assurance, not risk.
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1 week ago |
hoodline.com | Taylor Johnson
In a defiant stand against Arizona Public Service's (APS) proposed rate hike, Attorney General Kris Mayes has signaled her intention to fiercely challenge the 14% increase, which threatens to burden consumers with even higher electricity costs. Mayes' opposition is a response to APS' recent filing with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC), seeking an adjustment in rates that would escalate monthly bills by $20.
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