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Have you ever thought of visiting a restaurant after being aware of how they serve? Yes, what they serve is easily available on the internet.
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Brr…ace for a White Christmas up North Arizona!
I am dreaming of a white Christmas… as the words of Irving Berlin resonate your living room, along with embers off your fireplace, it also
Arizona Housing Department Takes Measures to Avoid Eviction of Low-Income Families
Having a family with appropriate accommodation is definitely one of the most important needs of a person and also has an emotional tone for everyone.
Increasing U-Haul Costs Make Phoenix an Ideal place to Move
Hiring on rent a U-Haul truck to relocate to the metro city of Phoenix has become more expensive as compared to the last year. However,
Ethics Panel Expands Scope of Investigation into Rep. Schweikert
In an unprecedented move, the House Ethics Panel has expanded the scope of its investigation into misspending by U.S. Rep. David Schweikert and his former
Woman Killed and Husband Injured in Mesa Fire
In a tragic incident at a trailer park in Mesa, a fire accident has claimed the life of one senior woman and leaving her husband
Arizona Likely to Get One House Seat in 2020 based on 2018 Census Data
The increasing trends of the population in Arizona will most likely add one seat in the House of Representatives. As per the current status, the
Arizona Airforce Veteran Raises Funds for Border Wall
Americans have one thing in common. That is the respect and love for the veterans, acknowledgment of their work and valuation of their sacrifice. And
Teacher Accused of Excessive Force on Special Kid
A teacher at the Desiderata Program has been accused of using excessive force on a 15-year-old special child. The family of the child has spoken
Veteran Arizona Republic Reporter and Editorial Writer Joel Nilsson Dies Aged 73
Joe Nilsson who worked as an Arizona Republic reporter and editorial writer for a long period of 31 years, died Tuesday night. Nilsson was said