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Christine McGinn

Melbourne
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McGinn: Concerning the Sept. 17 meeting

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By Christine McGinn
| The Fountain Hills Times Verified
Was I watching "The Twilight Zone" or living the life of Winston Smith in Fountain Hills recently? Unfortunately, it was the Fountain Hills Town Council meeting on Sept. 17. Kalivianakis delivered a diatribe of nonsense including a nonsensical description of “realville” vs. “utopia.” What played out is the dystopian reality of certain council members.
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McGinn: Signatures and due dilligence - Fountain Hills Times

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By Christine McGinn
| The Fountain Hills Times Verified
Candidates submit “nonpartisan nomination petitions” with 297 valid signatures to secure a place on the primary ballot. The town clerk is responsible to review signatures based on “substantially complying” with A.R.S. § 16-315; A.R.S. § 16-321; A.R.S. § 16-341(I). The basis is a good-faith attempt. This is subjective. The town attorney was recently asked if submitting referendum petitions was “illegal” because the back page of the petition didn’t have the serial number.
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My Science Project Collapsed, but My Science Career Was Just Getting Started

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By Christine McGinn
| nist.gov
I can trace my entire scientific career trajectory back to one phone call on Sunday, May 13, 2007. My Science Olympiad coach, Mr. Chris Erler, called with bad news. The Science Olympiad National Championships were a week away. Science Olympiad teams compete in more than 20 events focused on different technical areas. Towers, where students build tabletop balsa wood structures and test their structural strength to learn about engineering, was one of our team’s best events.
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