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Grand Canyon launches website to inform residents about recovery effort progress (opens the original)
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The Grand Canyon National Park Service launched a new website on Monday for residents to stay informed on community recovery efforts following deadly flash floods in August. The flooding caused extensive damage to a pipeline and other infrastructure leading to a water emergency in the area. The website is a resource hub for the latest recovery updates, community resources and project timelines for restoring water services. Park officials are strongly encouraging residents to conserve their water
Grand Canyon tour operator says some businesses have been set back worse than during COVID-19 (opens the original)
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Last year’s Dragon-Bravo Fire on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and this August’s devastating floods that restricted lodging on the South Rim, have been a major disruption for local businesses who rely on tourists. Stoney Ward, the general manager of Buckwild Hummer Tours in Tusayan, said his business has been down about 50% and many businesses have been set back worse than during the COVID-19 pandemic. “It’s literally killed all the businesses up here. I mean, we thought we were going to rec
Phoenix Sky Harbor names American Airlines as primary carrier for future terminal (opens the original)
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On Monday, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport announced American Airlines will become the primary carrier of the future West Terminal. American Airlines is the largest airline carrier in Phoenix, serving more than 40% of passenger traffic, according to the city of Phoenix. The new terminal is expected to be built on the west of the Terminal 3, and is the the first new construction since Terminal 4 opened in 1990. Work is scheduled to begin in 2029, with the opening expected in 2033. The an
Chandler offering free mediation program for neighborly disputes (opens the original)
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The city of Chandler is offering residents a resource to resolve neighborly disputes outside of the courtroom. The free and voluntary program was developed with the Lodestar Mediation Program at ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. The initiative is designed to address specific resident-to-resident issues, which could include HOA conflicts, property maintenance, noise complaints, and disputes between landlords and tenants. Under the guidance of faculty, ASU law students will work with resid
Phoenix becomes largest city to receive Certified Autism Center designation (opens the original)
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The city of Phoenix is now considered a Certified Autism Center, the largest municipality in the U.S. to earn the designation. The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) recognized Phoenix after determining the city met the global standards for training employees in autism, neurodiversity and accessibility. The city said more than 80% of employees in front-facing positions received training to better serve individuals with autism and sensory sensitivitie
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