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Ex-Tolleson officer loses badge over shooting; now a dispatcher
A former Tolleson police officer who shot a man during a routine traffic stop lost his police certification Wednesday.
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Tolleson businesses want traffic speeds increased
Some business owners in downtown Tolleson believe their business would speed up if the traffic on the streets would.
West Valley police agencies stop 101 during DUI crackdown
Police from Surprise and seven other agencies stopped 101 drivers during a West Valley DUI crackdown last Saturday.
Drivers beware, Valley police team up for DUI task force
Several West Valley police departments will join together starting Saturday night to help with a DUI task force that will last throughout the weekend.
Tolleson Union leaders ask board, council to support override
Worried about the threat of layoffs across the board, Tolleson Union High School District leaders are reaching out to governing board and City Council members to build communitywide support for a possible budget-override election in March.
The federal stimulus program, created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, is injecting $787 billion into the national economy.
Police team up for DUI Task Force this weekend
The Surprise Police Department will have a DUI Task Force starting at 7 p.m. Nov.
MUSD interim superintendent ready to tackle 'challenges'
The top choice for the position of interim superintendent for Mayer Unified School District stood before the governing board and about 25 teachers and members of the community at Wednesday's Special Board Meeting, and outlined his top three goals for MUSD.
Surprise police get $8,000 Homeland Security grant
An $8,000 grant will allow Surprise police to purchase software to analyze computer information and hardware used to retrieve data from cellphones.
Tolleson Union district ponders budget override election
The Tolleson Union High School District board is considering holding a budget-override election in March.
Papa John's Salads & Produce Inc. warehouse coming to Tolleson
Papa John's Salads & Produce Inc. has signed a 15-year lease on a 200,000-square-foot warehouse at Westside Business Park in Tolleson.
Stimulus in Arizona off to a slow start
Economic-stimulus contracts with federal agencies have yet to provide a significant lift for Arizona businesses, with the state garnering a relatively low share of the total amount of federal contracts awarded so far.
Home Depot center will bring jobs to Tolleson
The Home Depot has been a bright spot for Tolleson amid the economic gloom. The do-it-yourself company is building a major distribution center in the city, bringing at least 300 jobs to the southwest Valley.
Flying High: Airport Appreciation Day a big success
A 10-member Airport Appreciation Day Committee can give itself a pat on the back for the successful inaugural air and vintage car show Saturday at the Cottonwood Airport.
The 2009 seasonal flu shot is available at all Cigna Medical Group and Cigna Medical Group CareToday centers.
New San Luis manager explains Calexico move
SAN LUIS, Ariz. - The newly appointed city administrator said political reasons prompted him to resign in June from his position as city manager of Calexico, Calif.
Arizona Humane Society goes high tech to solve crimes
Dr. Nancy Bradley has discs of grizzly and graphic pictures that give a snapshot of the gruesome animal cruelty cases she has seen and worked on over the past few years.
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