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40 Buckeye families get a helping hand with car care
Christian Brothers Automotive gave 40 local families a little help keeping their vehicles on the road during its annual National Service Day. The Saturday event provided free oil changes and vehicle safety checks, with additional work such as brake and tire services. Alma Ortiz was one of those recipients. Ortiz, who is partially retired and works for Amazon, said her tires were about 10 years old before Christian Brothers offered to replace them at no cost.
Who’s running for Maricopa City Council?
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Maricopa City Council in the Nov. 3 general election. Here’s a quick look at who they are, why they’re running and the issues they say they would prioritize if elected. Glennwilde A longtime Maricopa-area resident and community volunteer, Dugan is challenging for a seat on City Council. She says her priorities include public safety, transportation and government transparency. Read more about Tena Dugan. READ ON:
Maricopa’s new sports facility opens
By Monica D Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa residents got their first chance to explore the city’s new indoor sports facility Saturday morning, shooting hoops, playing pickleball and getting a first peek at a space designed for year-round recreation.
These Arizona Beaches Feel Like an Ocean Escape
Rivers and lakes in Arizona hold some of our fondest memories. It's a shame that during the Gadsden Purchase, the southern Arizona border wasn't drawn in a straight line; otherwise, we could call a portion of the beaches along the Gulf of California home! Until the myth of California falling into the ocean actually proves true (and it won’t), we have to settle for the river and lakeside beaches found across the state.
These 6 New Mexico Trails Deliver Big Views Without Big Effort
National parks are a perfect place to visit for a healthy dose of inspiration and education. Here in New Mexico, we’re fortunate to have two designated national parks plus over a dozen national park units, including national monuments and other sites. Not only are these areas protected, but they also offer some of the most stunning views and culturally significant sites in the Land of Enchantment. And the best part of all?
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