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Filling a library desert: Phoenix Public Library plans to fill Estrella Village gap Original

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By Lillian Donahue Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — A planned library in southwest Phoenix is aimed at filling a need for services in a growing area. As part of a larger, bond-funded community civic space and park in Estrella Village, Phoenix Public Library plans to build a library along West Lower Buckeye Road between 91st and 99th avenues.
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West Phoenix light rail extension community meetings to start

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By Lillian Donahue Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — Valley Metro has its eyes on Phoenix’s west side for the next light rail extension project. The West Phoenix Light Rail Extension Project is expected to extend ten miles along Indian School Road, connecting either at the Camelback and 19th Avenue station or the Indian School and Central station. Community meetings start next week and serve as an opportunity to talk directly with project planners.
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Working in extreme Arizona heat, what protections are there?

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By Lillian Donahue Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — This is the first summer under new statewide heat safety recommendations for workers who can’t escape Arizona’s scorching temperatures. While many Arizona landscaping, roofing and construction companies already have internal safety requirements, worker advocacy groups want to see the statewide recommendations upgraded to enforceable requirements.
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