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Learn more about a proposed light rail extension for the West Valley at Phoenix meetings (opens the original)
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Valley Metro and the city of Phoenix are hosting a meeting this week to give people a chance to learn more about a proposed light rail extension for the West Valley. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 19, at the Desert West Community Center near 67th Avenue and Thomas Road. The event is part of an effort by city and transportation officials to provide feedback on the project. The proposed extension spans 10 miles along Indian School Road and would connect residents living in the west
Arizona Game and Fish webcam spots pair of barn owls laying rare second clutch of eggs (opens the original)
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A webcam recently captured a clutch of eggs being laid by barn owls at the Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area in southern Arizona. The Game and Fish Department webcam caught the barn owls laying eggs earlier this year, which led to the hatching of five owlets. And that’s what makes this second set of eggs so unusual. Only about 10% of barn owls will clutch twice a year. Jeff Meyers with Game and Fish says that means conditions are good for the owls. “It means that the groceries are good, is what it m
Arizona Humane Society hits highest intake in a decade. Adoption isn't the only way to help (opens the original)
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The Arizona Humane Society is struggling with capacity issues. The organization says its intake level is at its highest point in more than a decade. Summer months are typically busy for the Humane Society, in part because cats tend to give birth in the spring and summer. And the hot conditions are especially dangerous for stray animals, who can suffer heat stroke, heat exhaustion and burnt paws. “So we are currently on track to take in 28,000 pets this year, which is an increase from last year a
Tempe officials will be passing out kits to detect spiked drinks as city adopts new ordinance (opens the original)
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This month, Tempe became the first Arizona city to adopt a drink-spiking ordinance. And city officials are highlighting the campaign this weekend by passing out detection kits on Mill Avenue. “So we want to make sure that people see this as a resource because if no one uses it, we're not actually increasing public safety. So we want to make sure that the public is well informed of the availability of these testing kits and where they can get them and how they can get them," Tempe Councilmember R
Arizona expands financial counseling program for residents who want to quit gambling (opens the original)
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Gambling is a multibillion-dollar industry in Arizona, which means some people are losing a lot of money. The Arizona Department of Gaming is now offering free financial counseling services for people enrolled in the state’s self-exclusion program. Arizona previously offered financial counseling only for gamblers enrolled in a treatment assistance program. But the counseling service has expanded through a partnership with GamFin, which specializes in advising people with gambling debts. Elise Mi
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