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Six Chandler Unified School District students will be honored this weekend for qualifying to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, often noted as, “the world’s most prestigious pre-college science competition.”
Twenty Arizona students qualified to compete in next week's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, which will be held this year=at the Phoenix Convention Center. The students come from across the state, including six from the Chandler Unified School District. Here, they receive honors from Gov. Jan Brewer.
Six Chandler Unified School District students will be honored this weekend for qualifying to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, often noted as, "the world’s most prestigious pre-college science competition."
Six Chandler Unified School District students will be honored this weekend for qualifying to compete in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, often noted as, "the world’s most prestigi
While visiting a second-grade classroom in Chandler some seven years ago, Barbara Blalock witnessed a 7-year-old girl hand in her right tennis shoe as collateral. She was borrowing a pencil from her teacher.
The vice president and general manager of Intel’s Fab/Sort manufacturing site in Chandler said in a speech last week that the company’s vision through the end of the decade is to “create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on Earth.”
Home prices are expected to continue their rise — in the East Valley in particular — as a shortage of available homes creates an imbalance in the market, according to a report released last week by the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
Chandler Mayor Jay Tibshraeny delivered his 2013 state of the city address last week, touching mostly on the subjects of employment, neighborhood sustainability, outreach and transparency and better health.
Chandler Mayor Jay Tibshraeny delivered his 2013 state of the city address last week, touching mostly on the subjects of employment, neighborhood sustainability, outreach and transparency and better health.
When the ninth-annual Southwest Military Transport Show was initially scheduled for this coming weekend, it was done so specifically not to conflict with the annual Luke Air Force Base open house and air show – traditionally one of the largest such draws in the Southwest.
Chandler puts the focus on science this week to encourage students and their families to learn more about potential future careers.
Police spent part of Monday investigating a "suspicious call" at the Intel plant in Chandler after numerous reports that a bomb threat had been called in. [ABC15.com photo]
The City of Chandler is celebrating science with three days dedicated to the exploration of invention. The Chandler Science Spectacular is part of the Arizona SciTech Festival, a statewide movement to promote and celebrate science in our daily lives and to earn recognition for Arizona as a science and technology hub.
A new report from the federal government shows that women in Arizona are much more likely to be paid on par with men than in most other states.
Mesa’s Taylor Junior High School or Gilbert’s Carol Rae Ranch Elementary can win up to $15,000 for its innovative and creative educational efforts in this year’s Bookmans School Challenge.
Business leaders told state lawmakers Wednesday the recently adopted Common Core Standards for education will produce a workforce better versed in the math and critical reasoning skills they need.
Saying they can't find qualified applicants for jobs, business leaders from around the state asked lawmakers Wednesday to support funding to implement the new "common core'' standards.
With construction expansion at Intel in the background, President Barack Obama speaks about manufacturing and jobs during a visit to Intel Corporation’s Ocotillo facility Jan. 25, 2012, in Chandler. [AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin]
Senate President Andy Biggs advised a group of East Valley business leaders and fellow legislators that Arizona has a unique opportunity to see economic growth in the coming months and years.
More plans are in place for Mesa’s Eastmark after Scottsdale-based DMB Associates sold 527 acres of the site to home builders this week.
The Hamilton game plan was simple: smash-mouth football.
Along a portion of State Route 87 — better known as Old Hunt Highway in the heart of the Gila River Indian reservation between Alma School and Dobson roads near Sacaton, Olberg Bridge reaches across desert that used to be a river.
Facing a barrage of last-minute advertising, Arizona voters on Tuesday rejected a proposal to create a permanent one-cent sales tax surcharge to fund education and other issues.
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