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Does corporate responsibility equal enlightened self-interest?

The question of having shovel-ready sites and fast tracking the permitting process are issues on which every candidate for public office has been asked to opine.

Friends of the Library host benefit book sale

The Friends of The Maricopa Community Library will hold a semi-annual used book sale from 8 a.m. to noon March 15 in the Multi-Purpose Room of Santa Rosa Elementary School.

Maricopa seeks board and committee members

The city of Maricopa is seeking applicants to serve on its Merit Board and Transportation Advisory Committee. Applications are available on the city's Web site, www.cityofmaricopa.net, or from the city clerk's office at 45145 West Madison Ave.

PCSO donates $50K to anti-meth coalition

The MASH Anti-Substance Abuse Coalition is among six agencies who are receiving assistance from the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Country singer to perform in Maricopa church

Peter Lewis Whitebird will perform at 10:45 a.m. Feb. 24 at First Baptist Church of Maricopa, 18705 N. John Wayne Parkway.

Former write-in candidate issues ‘SOS’ challenge

The Synergy of Sustainability for Maricopa provides a conceptual framework to organize relevant issues facing Maricopa now and in the future. While there is a growing Science of Sustainability, it is a unifying concept and theme to address the above relevant issues that are most pressing for Maricopa.

Cotton Days Biker Run to benefit abused children

The Pinal County Attorney's Family Advocacy Center will again be aided by the Coolidge Cotton Days Biker Run. The center, located in Toltec,...

Resident organizes event to promote community spirit

Therese Starkey is hosting a Community Support Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 23 at Pacana Park, just south of West Honeycutt Road on South Porter Road within the Glennwilde Groves community.

Reminder: Meet the candidates at the forum

Meet the candidates running for office on Saturday at a Maricopa Chamber of Commerce public forum.

Impact fees pay for infrastructure

Development impact fees are a time- and court-tested way for local governments to get new development and growth to "pay for itself" by assessing a one-time fee on new construction to assist the county (or city) in constructing capital projects that benefit those new residents.

Mutts to march in Pacana Park

A group of individuals who are interested in raising funds to build or enhance a city-built dog park are gathering next month for the second-annual Mutt March at Pacana Park.

American Red Cross to accept blood donations on Valentine’s Day

State Farm Maricopa is hosting an American Red Cross blood drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 14 at 20917 N. John Wayne Parkway.

Residents, rescue groups and Petsmart assist in animal rescue

ELEVEN MILE CORNER- What started out as a story about animal hoarding has turned a charge for local residents, businesses and area rescue groups to help Pinal County Animal Care and Control.

Development fees impact 271,000 citizens without their input

The evil deeds occurring at our county government need to be exposed.

Three Maricopa residents place in Harrah’s fundraiser poker tourney

Three Maricopa residents placed among the top table finishers while Major League Baseball's Royce Clayton hit a home run with the inaugural Poker Celebrity Bowl at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino Resort raising more than $40,000 for the Royce Clayton Family Foundation.

Maricopa Lutherans begin mission-start effort with local Lent services

Mountain View Lutheran Church in Phoenix is considering forming a Lutheran Community of Faith with a group of interested residents of Maricopa.

Voter registration closes Feb. 11 for local elections

Residents in Maricopa, 18 years and older, need to have their voter registration in by Feb. 11 to participate March 11 in the local elections.

Pinal County to host vaccination and licensing clinic at City Hall

Pinal County Animal Care and Control will be hosting a vaccination and licensing clinic from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 9 at City Hall, 45145 W. Madison Ave.

County Supervisors Chairman Snider checks in with his constituents

If you thought last month was busy - hang onto your calendars because the next several months are even busier than that!

Oasis Life Church to celebrate first year

Oasis Life Church will celebrate one year in Maricopa from 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 9 with a Free Family Fun Day in the parking lot at Maricopa Manor Business Center, at 19756 N. John Wayne Pkwy, Suite 108.

Our Lady of Grace celebrates first anniversary with fundraiser

The rain certainly didn't damper the spirits of our community last Sunday at our First Anniversary Celebration Fundraiser.

Babeu receives commendation during Republican Club meeting

Pinal County Sheriff candidate Paul Babeu treated the Maricopa Republican Club to an impassioned speech at its monthly meeting Wednesday. Babeu received a treat himself when he was surprised mid-speech by a pre-arranged phone call from Arizona Senate President Timothy Bee.

Police invite public to witness promotions

The Maricopa Police Department will soon have two more sergeants, selected from the ranks of its own.

Chris Vásquez: ‘Keep me as your sheriff’

I intend to be your Sheriff of Pinal County for the next four years.

Wienermobile makes local stop in cross-country tour

Hot dog, the wienermobile was in town.

Eight PCSO officers earn national certification

A group of eight Pinal County Sheriff's Office detention officers have joined an elite group: that of American Jail Association-Certified Jail Officers.

Bartle: ‘Missing’ candidate not a mystery

In another apparent attempt to literally create controversy, Kathy Hall, the editor of the Maricopa Monitor, published in her Jan. 25 edition a photo of City Council candidate Marquisha Griffin with a headline of "Candidate found."

County prepares for Presidential Preference Election

FLORENCE- Preparing for an election is a task akin to organizing a military operation.

House of worship or real estate speculators?

About three months ago I was informed about a real estate deal in town with a church, the fishy part of the transaction is that the citizens of Maricopa will be paying for the whole thing.

Family Advocacy center names interim director, seeks replacement

Pinal County Attorney, James P. Walsh has appointed Alden "Butch" L. Gates, as the interim director of the Pinal County Attorney's Family Advocacy Center, following the resignation of Christina Schopen, and is preparing to search for a permanent replacement.
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