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- Grief session in Peoria
In light of the Valentine's Day weekend, Hospice of the Valley is offering "Deep in My Heart: A Valentine Remembrance," a free grief support session for those who've lost a loved one. The group will meets from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday Feb. 12 at the hospice's
- Hundreds march in downtown Tempe to celebrate diversity
The Arizona Republic Hundreds of people carrying signs and banners from cities throughout the Valley marched to Art Park at Tempe Town Lake last Saturday. The marchers weren't banded together in protest. They came together for a celebration. The purpose
- Rescued Exotic Reptiles Arrive in Phoenix
Feb 2010, 4:16 PM MST PHOENIX -- More than 500 reptiles left for dead inside a Texas warehouse can now call Arizona home. Volunteers at the Phoenix Herpetological Society arrived back in the valley this weekend, after they drove to Dallas to rescue the
- 2010 Phoenix spring home tours
The Arizona Republic It's home-tour season in the Valley of the Sun. This year, there are more than 30 homes in downtown Phoenix historical neighborhoods that are included on the annual lists of home tours. There's the popular Willo Home Tour and Street
- DeGreen Returns to Phoenix
PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 4, /PRNewswire/ -- He's back. After a three-year worldwide research sabbatical, attorney and Certified Financial Planner, Keith DeGreen, has returned to Phoenix radio, and to the valley. (Photo:
- Rabbi Albert Plotkin, 89, Jewish, interfaith leader dies
The Arizona Republic Rabbi Albert Plotkin, a leader in the Valley's Jewish and interfaith communities for more than five decades, died Wednesday morning of a heart attack. He was 89. Plotkin, who led Congregation Beth Israel in Scottsdale from 1955 until
- Peoria Unified School District hosts school finance forum
The Arizona Republic The Arizona Business and Education Coalition and the Peoria Unified School District recently co-hosted a forum with business owners, educators and community leaders from across the Valley to discuss Arizona school finance reform. The
- L.A. takes a shine to another Owens Valley product: sun
Reporting from Lone Pine - First it was silver ore that streamed to Los Angeles from the rim of the Owens Valley, then the water from the valley floor. Now, L.A. has come back for the sunshine. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, the agency
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