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This is the start of the state's long-range transportation plan - also called What Moves You Arizona - to bring together all residents, visitors, drivers and anyone else who will need to get around, to create a vision for the future of transportation.

The city of Maricopa either renewed or issued new permits to five businesses this week.

Wasnauk's tools were the bow and arrow, and his trade was shooting off the hats of anyone willing to take a chance.  

I went on the MUSD site today to check out the bus schedule for the high school. Lo and behold, things have changed! We live in Senita, Phase I. Apparently we are just too close to need bussing to the high school.      

Supervisor David Snider will hold his monthly office hours in Maricopa on Tuesday, Aug. 3, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Maricopa interim City Hall.  

The Primary Election is Aug. 24. In the primary, voters will decide the nominees who will appear on the ballots in November's election.  

 

 

Pinal County's Emergency Manager, Lou Miranda, commends the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for including Pinal County in its disaster aid program.   

Here are the deals of the week for July 27 to August 3.

Nancy McTighe is the new chairperson of the Friends of the Maricopa Public Library.

Monday marked the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

 

 

Bingo is a lovable, friendly, lonely boy who was found right after the 4th of July.

Pinal County Sheriff's Office regional High Intensity Drug Enforcement Unit received an "Excellence in Cooperative Law Enforcement Award" last week from the Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee. MPD is part of that task force.

 

 

Food that expired more than seven days ago but being stored for use, dirty equipment and employees using their bare hands to handle food were among the violations handed out to nearby restaurants last month.

Attorney General Terry Goddard warns consumers about credit and debit card "skimming" which has become increasingly prevalent in Arizona in recent months.  

Recent rains from the monsoon season have Pinal County Public Works Road crews on alert and ready to handle what the monsoon storms will throw their way this summer.  

 

 

On Wednesday Maricopa's Native New Yorker will celebrate is fifth anniversary by offering six free wings to everyone who purchases a drink.  

June at the Maricopa Public Library proved a record-setting month for both the number of patron visits and the number of items checked out.  

The heat may be exhausting, but knowing we all possess a comfortable chair, a cool beverage and a good book should ease the discomfort of summer.