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Freestone Park project’s impact on wildlife raises concerns (opens the original)
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Since Gilbertâs hired contractor began in mid-August emptying the two interconnected lakes at the 88-acre Freestone Park for a multi-million renovation project, itâs leaving behind carcasses of fish and ducks that once called the now stagnant water home. As of last week the north lake was mostly drained and the south lake continued to drain into a nearby retention basin. The Town last week said it received a handful of complaints from residents about the odor, standing water and mounds of sl
Gilbert Police detail use of license plate readers (opens the original)
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A 29-year-old man in Iowa fatally shot his ex-girlfriend and the mother of their two children, triggering a nationwide manhunt. Three days later he was arrested in Gilbert, thanks to its Police Department’s use of automatic license plate reader cameras, where the information is shared with other law enforcement agencies. “The suspect drove downtown through Gilbert,” Interim Police Chief Jim Bisceglie said. “That (Iowa) agency got a hit, notified us that they were looking for that individual. “We
Gilbert panel overrides Settler’s Point pawn shop concerns (opens the original)
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AÂ pawn shop dealing in diamonds, luxury watches and other high-end goods got a thumbs up from Gilbert despite concerns raised by Settlerâs Point residents that it was not a good fit for their neighborhood. The Planning Commission last week on a 7-0 vote granted a conditional use permit for Goldâs Jewelry and Loan to open at the Shops at Warner near Warner Road and Civic Center Drive. âI want to start by making one thing clear â I'm not opposed to legitimate businesses,â said Taylor Al
Sore losers or pundits? outgoing Gilbert councilmen's podcast to debut regardless (opens the original)
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Gilbert’s two outgoing councilmen are launching the first of what they say will be many satirical podcasts dubbed "The Truth, Half-Truths, Assumptions & Outright Lies," calling it an attempt to “separate facts from fiction” in local politics. Episode 1 uploads online Wednesday, Sept. 2, on epictransparency.com. While Councilman Jim Torgeson and Vice Mayor Chuck Bongiovanni have promoted the podcast well in advance of its debut, public reaction so far have mostly been unkind. Many saw it as sour
Rezoning for big development in Mesa moving along (opens the original)
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Mesa City Council will likely approve a rezone of 196 acres later this month in Southeast Mesa that should clear the way for the mix-used Legacy Park development. The Planning and Zoning Board last week voted 7-0 to recommend that Council on Sept. 14 reclassify the property at Ellsworth and Williams Field roads to Planned Community District from Light Industrial. The project, a joint venture between Vestar and Pacific Proving LLC, includes 2,400 multifamily units, offices, commercial and a resor
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