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How Arizonans can mark International Day of Peace on Sept. 21
Prescott will mark International Day of Peace with a Sept. 21 ceremony. Arizonans can also join a Scottsdale discussion, volunteer with refugees or participate online.
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What does the Treasurer’s Office actually do? An interview with candidate Nick Mansour
An Arizona Treasurer candidate says the office could possibly do more to stop voucher fraud—like refuse to pay for it.
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Cooling keeps failing at Phoenix rentals. Here’s what tenants can do
Phoenix has an ordinance regulating how hot an apartment can get and how long landlords can take to make repairs. Here’s what to know.
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This is Arizona’s most welcoming small town. Hint, it’s not Sedona
With its walkable historic streets and colorful art scene, this Arizona town has developed an atmosphere where people can feel comfortable being themselves.
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7 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Sept. 16)
It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories about renting and living in Phoenix.
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3 Phoenix rental listings with below-average rent
The average rent in Phoenix is $1,850 a month. Here are some homes for rent that are cheaper than that.
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4 upcoming neighborhood events in Phoenix (Sept. 16)
Looking to meet new people and build community in Phoenix? Start with these neighborhood events this month.
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Arizonans will vote on Prop 320 this fall. Here’s what readers think about it
Arizonans will vote on Prop 320 this fall. Here’s what our readers and followers think about it.
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24 Arizona events to check out this weekend (Sept. 18-20)
Here are some of the biggest events in Arizona this weekend, from county fairs and rodeos to Oktoberfest celebrations.
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Arizona Rep. Eli Crane pays consultant tied to meth bust despite anti-drug stance
US Rep. Eli Crane runs on combatting illegal drugs and blaming immigrants for smuggling largely done by US citizens, but his campaign finance records tell a different story.
