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The Kenny Klaus Team & a Real Estate Attorney with the Firm of Mack, Drucker, and Watson will be presenting another Short Sale vs Foreclosure workshop on September 21st. This FREE workshop will be held at the Augusta Ranch
Read Full Story... | |  | Free Neighborhood Networking Meeting
Local Business Owners You are Invited to the Next Community Connection Neighborhood Network Event. It will be held on September 21st from 7:30am-8:45am at Uncle Bears Grill & Bar on the Southwest Corner of Ellsworth & Baseline. Come & Join Motivated Professionals in Our Area Sharing Best Business Practices &
Read Full Story... | |  | Introducing the New 85234.com
Welcome to the New & Improved 85234.com, Your Community Connection. We have been working hard to improve the site over the past few months and we've made it easier to use and added some exciting new features like videos of local busineeses, job postings, a garage sale category, HOA info for communities and more. We were not able to transfer the classifed ads or business listings however so please go ahead and re-post your classified ads
Read Full Story... | |  | FREE Caution Children at Play Signs
The Kenny Klaus Team has FREE "Caution, Children at Play" Signs available for area residents. These bright yellow signs are great to place in front of your home while your children are at play. Stop by our Office on the SouthEast Corner of Ellsworth & Guadalupe behind Sonic anytime Monday-Friday from 8:30a-5p to pick one up. Or contact us at 480-354-7344 to arrange a pick up. These sig
Read Full Story... | | Gilbert planners looking into downtown parking issues
Need cited as more restaurants proposed for Heritage District. Issue has flared up at meetings.
Author: Parker Leavitt Published: 9/3/2010 2:22:49 PM
Read Full Story... | | Gilbert ballot case sent to state's high court
Adelaida Severson appeals to be on ballot.
Author: Hayley Ringle Published: 9/3/2010 4:59:08 PM
Read Full Story... | | Scorpion antivenin tested in study led by University of Arizona
A study of an experimental scorpion antivenin administered at hospitals statewide shows encouraging results, but the timeline for government approval remains unknown. The antivenin, Anascorp, is the subject of a study led by the University of Arizona to test the medication's safety and effectiveness.
Author: Jackee Coe Published: 9/7/2010
Read Full Story... | | Gilbert company's 5-month supply drive aids students in need
SAI Technology has spent the past five months holding school-supply drives with monthly themes.
Author: Hayley Ringle Published: 9/4/2010 7:27:17 AM
Read Full Story... | | Opinion: College enrollment shows need for affordability
Student enrollment is up at Chandler-Gilbert and Mesa community colleges.
Published: 9/4/2010 7:53:06 AM
Read Full Story... | | State needs leadership to keep aerospace dollars flowing
Arizona can no longer rely on good weather to attract high-paying aerospace jobs, experts say.
Author: Art Thomason and Gary Nelson Published: 9/4/2010 7:20:34 AM
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