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Banner Gateway offering tours at ‘next generation’ hospital

Thomas Boggan | Posted: Friday, August 24, 2007 2:34 am

MOCK PATIENT: A stuffed animal is used in place of a patient during a practice day Wednesday before the opening of Banner Gateway Medical Center in Gilbert.

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Monday 5/20/2013

Brewer moratorium on approving legislation in tact until house decides on Medicaid

Idaho spud giant bets on biotech potatoes

See ‘T Bone and Weasel’ at Herberger Theatre

PCSO: Car hits Valley school bus

Man pleads not guilty in brawl at ASU fraternity

Arias Trial: Defense attorneys only plan to put one witness on stand -- Arias herself

Tempe police release name of man killed by train

Tempe PD names man killed by train

AIA produces financial answers for executive board

Queen Creek students badly hurt in crash

Back from worlds, Tippett playing waiting game

West Valley casino opponents receive favorable court ruling

Suns hope for lottery luck, but it's not a necessity

Cards' Washington pleads not guilty to charges

Hamilton, Chandler football programs given advisement for All-Star game participation

Scottsdale all-city baseball team

First-place D-backs continue trip in Colorado

Lynskey/Glaister: A reminder during Stroke Awareness Month: Recovery never impossible

Disney announces Star Wars Rebels animated series for fall 2014

Boz Scaggs’ ‘Memphis’ a lively return to his rhythm-and-blues roots

Pasta carbonara remade as a delicious summer salad

Minor injury in semi rollover crash

Griner will be huge, but can she make WNBA big?

ASU softball wins again, reaches Super Regional

Arizona holds on for thrilling win over ASU

Collmenter makes perhaps catch of the year

Dogs give comfort - and controversy - in court

Get Out's Worth the Trip: Wyatt Earp Days, Starlight Rides, Taylor Trapper Days

PD: Man struck, killed by train in Tempe

D-backs' rally comes up short as win streak ends

Letter: Local Komen foundation arm supports Brewer's Medicaid plan

The Vent: May 19

Ghosts of baseball history found in Harquahala

SAFE: Keeping kids safe around water

Phoenix Comicon back in town

Patterson: Media’s coverage of Benghazi disgraceful, but not too late for 4th estate to shine

Graduation: Mesa student takes early leap to join Class of 2013

Classic Comic Cover Corner – Action Comics #400

Chandler teen celebrates sweet 16 the way she always imagined: serving Valley homeless

Full-fat cheese the secret to a healthy quesadilla

Saturday 5/18/2013

ASU pulls away late to even series with Arizona

Arizona softball eliminated from tourney by Baylor

BBC America shares promo artwork for Doctor Who’s 50th

Nebula Award winners announced

Parra throws out runner, busts out finger wag

Doctor Who: The Name of the Doctor — Love Hurts … (Spoilers!)

Ride for Reading delivers to AZ school

Escobedo pitches ASU softball into regional final

McCarthy's shutout gives D-backs fourth straight win

East Valley Voices

Scarp: Substance, not form, at heart of petition rights

By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
Brownie Points: Enigma of Upton on full display

By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
Richardson: Arias conviction celebrated, but murder trials are a 50-50 proposition

Guest Commentary by Bill Richardson
Thiele: Assessing your physical, mental health during mental health awareness month

Guest Commentary by Shawn Thiele
How long will Red Mountain softball's reign run?

By Mark Heller, Tribune

East Valley Tribune

Banner Gateway offering tours at ‘next generation’ hospital

Welcome to the discussion.

Rules of Conduct

Happening Now...

Monday 5/20/2013

Sunday 5/19/2013

Saturday 5/18/2013

East Valley Voices

Scarp: Substance, not form, at heart of petition rights

Brownie Points: Enigma of Upton on full display

Richardson: Arias conviction celebrated, but murder trials are a 50-50 proposition

Thiele: Assessing your physical, mental health during mental health awareness month

How long will Red Mountain softball's reign run?

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