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  1. article Turley-Hansen: Don’t look for real mothers on the front page

    Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:14 am

    If you love that mother in your home, get rid of those babes spread out on the coffee table. I’ve had it with them. They’re not good for either soul — male or female! Why do we contemplate airbrushed, digitally altered, Botox laden, breast-enhanced illusions?

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  • article Postseason format could bite East Valley baseball powers

    Tuesday, April 23, 2013 4:37 pm

    This is Year 2 of the new 24-team playoff field in baseball, and it went off without a hitch in Division I last season.

  • Dion Jordan

    Former Oregon and Chandler High defensive lineman Dion Jordan runs a drill during the NFL football scouting combine on Feb. 25 in Indianapolis. Don’t be shocked if Jordan is one of the first names called Thursday night at the NFL Draft.

  • article Young volunteers sought for Youth Service Day

    Thursday, April 18, 2013 1:53 pm

    The City of Mesa is celebrating Global Youth Service Day by hosting an athletic shoe drive for kids 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 27 at Mountain View High School.

  • article Mesa seeks donations for shoe drive

    Thursday, April 11, 2013 12:34 pm

    Donations of athletic shoes for kids are being accepted as the City of Mesa celebrates Global Youth Service Day. Residents are also encouraged to organize shoe drives or encourage local youth to participate in Global Youth Service Day by volunteering to lead and organize donation drives within their schools, clubs, churches, Boy Scout troops and neighborhoods.

  • article East Valley mayors honor community volunteer work on ‘Day of National Recognition’

    Tuesday, April 9, 2013 5:40 pm

    Mesa Mayor Scott Smith joined six other Arizona mayors and about 1,700 around the U.S. Tuesday for the Mayor’s Day of National Recognition to honor the deeds of community volunteers locally and across the nation.

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  • article Woodbury: The Business of Girl Scouts: Beyond the Badge & Behind the Cookie

    Thursday, March 28, 2013 11:09 am

    This will be a great year for women – and in part, you have the Girls Scouts to thank for that.

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  • article Boy Scouts benefit car wash Saturday in Mesa

    Tuesday, March 26, 2013 5:22 pm

    Boy Scout Troop 653 is having its annual benefit car wash 7 a.m. to noon Saturday at the AM/PM at 2751 University Drive in Mesa.

  • Tamara Woodbury

    Tamara Woodbury, current CEO of Girl Scouts - Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc., pictured as a scout herself.

  • Tamara Woodbury

    Tamara Woodbury is currently CEO of Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc., one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 24,000 girls throughout central and northern Arizona. Her leadership and the success of the Girl Scouts in Arizona has been recognized nationally and locally for innovative programs and business practices. She can be reached at twoodbury@girlscoutsaz.org.

  • article Mesa asks groups to collect shoes for youth

    Friday, March 15, 2013 8:00 am

    Mesa is celebrating Global Youth Service Day (GYSD) by hosting an athletic shoe drive for kids. The city is encouraging local youth to participate by volunteering to lead and organize donation drives within their schools, clubs, churches, Boy Scout troops and neighborhoods through the months of March and April. Donations of new or gently used closed-toe athletic shoes for kids in elementary school are requested. Donations can be dropped off at Mountain View High School, 845 N. Lindsay Road, 9 a.m. to noon April 27 in conjunction with Hersey’s Track and Field Games.

  • article VX Boys Basketball Player of Year: Casey Benson

    Tuesday, March 12, 2013 4:35 pm

    Every time an opposing coach schemes to stop Casey Benson from driving left, wry smiles from a knowing few pop up across the gym, because arguably the most well-known boys basketball player in the East Valley has a secret.

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  • article After curveball, former Gilbert baseball star D.J. Peterson excelling at New Mexico

    Tuesday, March 12, 2013 3:44 pm

    The transcripts were sent, the dorm room was booked and D.J. Peterson was raring to go.

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  • article Arts Center changes proposed to add ‘vibrancy’ to downtown

    Sunday, March 10, 2013 7:28 am

    The Mesa Arts Center will have a new outdoor stage for performances and visual art demonstrations in the next year or two, as part of a transformation planned for the 8-year old facility.

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  • link Motivated Carr impresses at ASU's pro day

    Using family as motivation, Deveron Carr puts on impressive showing for scouts at ASU's pro day.

  • article Turley-Hansen: Gay Issues intimidate the majority

    Monday, March 4, 2013 9:12 am

    Let’s get my views of the gay and lesbian community out of the way first, to clear the runway for the topic of gays and the Boy Scout program. Yes, some of my “best friends and relatives are gay.” They are lovely people. But, I cannot support gay marriage, yet passionately support civil unions and government benefits that go with.

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  • article Werner's big night leads Xavier over Boulder Creek

    Wednesday, February 13, 2013 10:25 pm

    The game plan – after a few minutes – worked to perfection for Xavier in its first-round girls Division I girls basketball state tournament matchup.

  • article Boys Basketball state tournament outlooks

    Wednesday, February 13, 2013 9:47 am

    Division I

  • article Letter: America needs to find its lost values again

    Sunday, February 10, 2013 3:49 pm

    Ted Simmon, the TV Host of KAET’s “Horizon” TV Program asks “What is wrong with Arizona?”

  • article Say yes to the mess: marriage proposals gone wrong

    Wednesday, February 6, 2013 8:00 pm

    NEW YORK (AP) — Proposing marriage has become an industry of its own with professional planners, flash mobs for hire and elaborate, homegrown surprises to make the moment memorable. And let's not forget YouTube, and our steadfast resolve to share.

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  • article Div. I Section III wrestling: Ratliff, Brady, Bambic among sectional winners

    Sunday, February 3, 2013 12:40 am

    Arch Ratliff knows in the big picture the win doesn’t matter all that much if he isn’t able to do it again next week.

    But on Saturday it was enough to bring a big old smile to the Perry 120-pound senior as he earned a Division I, Section III title by beating Sunnyside’s Sergio Miranda 7-6.

    “I knew he was undefeated and a state champion,” he said of the scouting report. “That was enough motivation, but I have to think of it as any other match because unless I do it again next week (at state) it doesn’t mean much.”

    Ratliff trailed early, but then was able to win a scramble late that lead to a four-point move and a 7-6 win over Miranda.

    The win was one of the better contested finals in one of the state’s most difficult state-qualifying tournaments.

    To get an idea of how top heavy the tournament was with six high-caliber programs in the 12-team field here are the numbers.

    Of the 56 available qualifying spots, Sunnyside (11), Chandler (9), Corona del Sol (10), Basha (6), Perry (6) and Desert Vista (6) took up 86 percent (48) of the spots on the podium.

    “When you have the powerhouses that were here that’s going to happen,” Thunder coach David Gonzalez said. “You have to get through this and regroup for next week.”

    Sunnyside coach Anthony Leon said regardless of how many qualify for state they still need to perform next week.

    “I think the AIA is doing the wrong thing and I am sure every coach in here thinks the same thing,” he said. “You still have to go out Thursday and Friday and perform. That’s what we plan on doing.”

    It led to some very good finals matches as Chandler’s Dalton Brady continued his quest toward a fourth state title with a 7-4 win over Raul Moraga, Chandler’s Dalton Moran bested Corona’s Colton Winstead 7-5 and of course the Ratliff upset.

    Locally, Desert Vista had a lone champion in senior Alex Bambic (182) as he looked to be in typical postseason form with a pin in 2:51 against Chandler’s Joe Miranda to set himself up to tie the school record of three state titles next week.

    Desert Vista had 10 wrestlers in the consolation semifinals with five of those wrestlers earning a place in the 16-man state bracket.

    State-placer Brian Mitchell (113), senior Cooper Gardner (138), sophomore Jeremiah Imonode (170), junior Tristan Ezell (195) and heavyweight Adam Ortega (HVY) were able to scale the consolation brackets.

    Mitchell and Ortega finished third, while Gardner was fourth. Ezell and Imonode forfeited in the finals to finish fourth.

    Mountain Pointe was able to get two to state as Cody Rojas (120) qualified for the fourth time after defaulting to fourth due to illness.

    The other Pride qualifier was senior Patrick Murphy, who finished fourth at 160.

    “It’s amazing,” Murphy said about being a state qualifier. “It means all the hard work over the last seven years finally paid off.”

    The Pride had two former state qualifiers Trey Stevenson and Blake Gaughan come up short and Desert Vista had one in Matt Mathers. It’s a sign of exactly how tough this tournament ended up being.

    “Blake not making it was a heartbreaker,” Pride coach Darrick Kahle said. “This is a tough tournament. One missed takedown here or a slip up here and you are out.”

    Ahwatukee resident and Corona del Sol junior Zach Walton won the 145-pound with an impressive 11-6 win over Chandler’s Estevan Ulibarri.

    “I’m confident in my defense and don’t think anyone can score on me so it is opening up other things,” said Walton, who finished as a state runner-up last year. “This is a tough sectional so I assume I am the No. 1 seed at state and that’s the spot I want to be in.”

    Contact writer: (480) 898-7915 or JSkoda@ahwatukee.com. Follow him on Twitter @JSKodaAFN

    Team standings

    1. Sunnyside 214.5; 2. Chandler 187; 3. Corona 178; 4. Desert Vista 116; 5. Basha 112; 6. Perry 105; 7. Hamilton 48; 8. Tucson 43.5; 9. Mountain Pointe 37; 10. Buena 32.5; 11. Desert View 31; 12. Rincon 19.5.

    Finals

    106 – Delorm (Des. View) dec. Reyes (Chan), 6-2. Third – Carillo (Corona) dec. Murillo (Sunny), 3-2.

    113 – Olivas (Sunny) maj. Dec. Krum (Basha), 15-6. Third – Mitchell (DV) pin PanePinto (Chan), 1:55.

    120 - Ratliff (Perry) dec. Miranda (Sunny), 7-6. Third – Churchill (Corona) by default of Rojas (MP).

    126 – Olivas (Sunny) by default over Moran (Chan). Third – McCurdy (Basha) dec. Vazquez (Ham), 2-1.

    132 – Farina (Corona) tech. fall over Rico (Chan). Third – Quiroz-Rom (Tucson) by default over Lara (Bahsa).

    138 – Brady (Chan) dec. Moraga (Sunny), 7-4. Third – Latin (Basha) pin Gardner (DV), 4:11.

    145 – Walton (Corona) dec. Ulibarri (Chan), 11-6. Third – Steinback (Sunny) dec. Parda (Perry), 3-2.

    152 – Moran (Chan) dec. Winstead (Corona), 7-5. Third – Miranda (Sunny) dec. Ratliff (Perry), 11-5.

    160 – Tursini (Corona) dec. Stadler (Basha), 8-2. Third – Powers (Buena) maj. Dec. Murphy (MP), 9-1.

    170 – Ronayne (Basha) pin DiSilva (Ham), 3:08. Third – Barker (Corona) won by default over Imonode (DV).

    182 – Bambic (DV) pin Miranda (Chan), 2:51. Third – Arredondo (Perry) dec. Dorame (Sunny).

    195 – Gonzalez (Sunny) maj. Dec. Kronborg (Corona), 12-4. Third – Serrano (Perry) by default over Ezell (DV).

    220 – Lattner (Chan) pin Deatherage (Sunny), 3:14. Third – Joseph-Jam (Ham) by default over Caliendo (Corona).

    HVY – Villegas (Sunny) pin Motes (Perry), 2:13. Third – Ortega (DV) dec. Moore (Corona), 12-4.

     
     

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  • article ‘SparrowSong’ is part museum, part theater

    Wednesday, January 30, 2013 1:00 pm

    The Binary Theatre Company at Arizona State University will be the place to see a new theater production, entitled “SparrowSong.”

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  • article Germain: 'West of Memphis' seizes reins of justice

    Friday, January 25, 2013 12:00 am

    With the magnificent documentary "West of Memphis," Peter Jackson reveals the results of his own unexpected journey, from New Zealand to rural Arkansas, where he and an unwavering band of filmmakers, artists and other dissenters challenged the judicial system and won.

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  • Film Q A Chasing Ice

    This 2009 image released by Extreme Ice Survey shows photographer James Balog, left, and director Jeff Orlowski as the scout Survey Canyon in Greenland. The film, about climate change, follows Balog across the Arctic as he deploys revolutionary time-lapse cameras designed to capture a multi-year record of the world's changing glaciers. (AP Photo/Extreme Ice Survey, Adam LeWinter)

  • article Priest Willis makes verbal commitment to UCLA

    Wednesday, January 23, 2013 7:43 pm

    Marcos de Niza cornerback Priest Willis, the top-rated recruit in the East Valley, verbally committed to UCLA in a press conference at the school Wednesday night.

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