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Yuma PD: 2 men pose as undercover officers, rob victims
Police are searching for two men after they pretended to be undercover officers and robbed two victims in Yuma Saturday. Comment?
... f event hosted by the Fattest to Fittest weight-loss challenge organizers. The Aldiano's are part of the team from Club Yuma and two of more than 900 participants in this years challenge. See archived 'News' stories>> Comment?
Grant helps NAU fill demand for scientists
Northern Arizona University-Yuma, now grooming homegrown scientists, will fill a breach formerly fed by out-of-state recruiting thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation. Comment?
Predictions of global warming look doomed
... y. Therefore, predictions of global warming by human emissions of CO2 in the 21st century look doomed. STUART H. JONES, Yuma See archived 'Opinion' stories>> Comment?
H1N1 clinics here run smoothly
I am impressed with the way the Yuma County Health Department is handling the H1N1 flu vaccinations locally. Comment?
MCAS, irrigation unit back project
In response to Charles Saltzer's letter to the editor there is probably nothing that we could say that would convince him that the proposed General Plan Amendment offered by Estancia LLC represents an excellent planning opportunity for Yuma. Comment?
Political correctness root of missed red flags
... the Army. But the killer's superiors, afraid of being accused of Islamic bigotry/prejudice, did nothing. SCOTT GRIFFIN, Yuma See archived 'Opinion' stories>> Comment?
Complete 'reboot' of system necessary
... for the American people. Do what is right for our future generations. Most importantly, do what is right. RUSTY WASHUM, Yuma Comment?
The last H1N1 vaccination clinic in November for those in Tier 1 and 2 groups will be held in Yuma County on Thursday. Comment?
The Yuma Police Department, Yuma Fire Department and Yuma Parks and Recreation Department respond each week to a variety of calls for service. Comment?
Yuma high schools compete at FFA convention
The FFA chapters of several Yuma high schools not only learned valuable life skills at the 82nd National FFA Convention, but earned recognition during participation in competitive agricultural events. Comment?
Military Working Dogs in training
They might look cute and cuddly, but Military Working Dogs are all business when it comes to doing their jobs. In Yuma, some dogs from the Air Force, Army, Marines and Navy train at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground before being deployed with the ... Comment?
ADOT 16th Street Reconstruction The Arizona Department of Transportation is widening 16th Street between just east of Arizona Avenue and Yuma Palms Parkway/Sunridge Drive. Comment?
Dist. 1 questioned on special ed. staff qualifications
Concerns by one Yuma parent led the Arizona Department of Education to audit Yuma Elementary School District 1 to determine if its special education staff has met the Highly Qualified standard required by federal law. Comment?
Linda Miknaitis , Jean Miller and Ruth Bodenhamer kicked off the Mini Relay for Life fundraiser at Desert Rose by being the first rock in the rocking chairs, keeping them going for a dollar a minute Saturday morning. Comment?
Sups to hear ownership proposal for Adair Park
There could be new owner in the future for Adair Shooting Range after the county supervisors meet Monday. The Yuma County Board of Supervisors will hear a presentation from the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, which has proposed becoming the new ... Comment?
Somerton seeks money to increase treatment plant
Somerton is seeking a total of $6.2 million in loans and grants to increase the capacity of the city's wastewater treatment plant to handle growth. Comment?
Project Drive Safe targets 16th St., construction
Starting Monday, Yuma Police Department will be focusing on 16th Street, as well as the 16th Street construction corridor, as part of their ongoing Project Drive Safe Officers will be watching for speeders, turning violations and construction zone violations. Comment?
Woman builds career in construction
... an electrical contractor, then with a general contractor who had her doing maintenance work on the landscaping at the Yuma Desalting Plant. From there, she went to work for Chris Long as a laborer and heavy equipment operator. At the time, she said, ... Comment?
Yuman spends year with Iraqi legal system
Although the work being done by the Law and Order Task Force has gone mostly unnoticed here in this country, Yuma attorney and former prosecutor Conrad Mallek says he knows the year he spent in Iraq was important, as part of it was crucial in helping to restore the war-torn country's legal system. Comment?