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Cupcake: Take Me Home
At 10 months old, Cupcake still has kitten energy to spare. The folks at AZ RESCUE say she LOVES to play, whether it’s cha...
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Boomer: Take Me Home
Divorce affects every member of the family — even the pets. Such is the case with Boomer, a 12-year-old male cattledog mix...
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Tessa: Take Me Home
One-year-old Contessa, “Tessa” for short, is experiencing things now she should have experienced when she was a puppy. But...
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Due in part to its popularity among the public, the City of Mesa is considering making the temporary four color-coded parking lots a permanent part of the downtown landscape.
- Jun 18 Tempe-based First Solar raises about $427.7M
- Jun 17 Summer 'junior' memberships available for Mesa's Dobson Ranch Golf Course
- Jun 17 Microsoft brings Office to iPhone, but not tablets
- Jun 16 IRS scandals threaten funding for federal health care law
- Jun 16 Seafood-centric SoCal Fish Taco gives Downtown Gilbert another diverse dining option
- Jun 16 Secret to Prism program: Even bigger data seizure
- Jun 15 Gasoline prices in Arizona at $3.48 per gallon
- Jun 15 Garmin navigates toward new Chandler facility of its own; to add 141 jobs
- Jun 14 Monsterland may be back from the dead in downtown Mesa
- Jun 14 Mesa’s Worsley: Arizona Medicaid decision a ‘no-brainer’
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Enjoy a 1.3-mile "Stories of the Sky" hike while learning about the constellations, planets and stars of the desert night sky. A family four-pack of tickets to Wet ‘n’ Wild Water Park will be given away afterward.
- 12:00 pm Boz Scaggs brings blues to Valley show
- 10:32 am LEGO KidsFest brings summer fun to town
- 9:00 am New restaurant Republica Empanada to open in downtown Mesa
- 6:00 am Family guide to 'Man of Steel,' 'After Earth,' 'Fast & Furious 6' and more
- Jun 18 Sip wine, support arts at Summer Spectacular
- Jun 18 New Mesa restaurant serves Scandinavian, Polish, Canadian fare
- Jun 18 Vote for locals in EV Biggest Loser contest
- Jun 18 Sommeliers and chefs go head-to-head at Cowboy Ciao
- Jun 18 Kids invited to 'Tea & Crumpets' at Mesa storybook cottage
- Jun 18 She & Him on stage tonight at Comerica Theatre
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Popovich's critics, LeBron's headband and Spurs' resilience headline this week's hot topics in the NBA.
- 4:03 pm Ross' pinch-hit homer lifts D-backs to win over Marlins
- 2:05 pm 110 Sports Podcast: Jonathan Cooper
- 1:40 pm D-backs' Cahill exits after being hit by line drive
- 12:36 pm ASU basketball adds junior-college shooting guard
- 11:46 am Arians: Gay player's biggest hurdle would be fans, not teammates
- Jun 18 'America's First Baseman' delivers 'W' for D-backs
- Jun 18 Glendale council offers little information on lease proposal
- Jun 18 Goldschmidt beats Marlins with walk-off homer
- Jun 18 As draft mystery grows, Suns feel comfortable with 5th pick
- Jun 18 D-backs sign first-round draft pick Shipley
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Letter: ABC15 Pre-Monsoon Special informative
Kudos to ABC15’s Amber Sullins and her fellow meteorologists for their pre-monsoon special. After almost 40 years of watching news ‘warning’ presentations each monsoon season, their production was without a doubt the best we’ve ever viewed. Unlike many weather reports (‘watching paint dry’), it was entertaining as well.
- 10:14 am Tyree: Toy gun buyback? Just shoot me
- 4:49 am The Vent: June 18
- Jun 18 McClellan: Conflicted over whether or not to trust our government
- Jun 18 Letter: Sinema proving to be inspirational
- Jun 18 Gandelman: Will America regret Snowden's intelligence leaks?
- Jun 17 Durst: Your ever-vigilant friends at the NSA
- Jun 17 Letter: Food stamp usage has increased exponentially since inception
- Jun 17 Patterson: U.S. welfare doesn’t lift people from poverty, it reinforces it
- Jun 16 Letter: HR 1731 would create equitable egg marketplace
- Jun 16 The Vent: June 16
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McClellan: Conflicted over whether or not to trust our government
Guest Commentary by Mike McClellan
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Patterson: U.S. welfare doesn’t lift people from poverty, it reinforces it
Guest Commentary by Tom Patterson
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Scarp: Go east, young man, go east (valley)
By Mark Scarp, contributing columnist
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Brownie Points: Kennedy culpable in brawl with Dodgers
By Jerry Brown, contributing columnist
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Richardson: We must be able to trust our Valley law enforcement officials
Guest Commentary by Bill Richardson
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