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New report examines how environmental quality affects Arizona’s Hispanic communities (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — A new report examining the economic and social impact of Hispanics in Arizona is taking a closer look this year at a factor researchers say can directly affect how long people live: the environment in which they live. The annual DATOS: The State of Arizona’s Hispanic Market report, released by the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, focuses this year on environmental quality as an important component of a healthy community. Dr. Monica Villalobos, president and CEO of the Arizona Hisp
Arizona’s Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to spotlight environmental quality in 2026 DATOS report (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — For three decades, the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has used its annual DATOS report to examine the economic impact of the state’s Hispanic community. As the chamber prepares to release its 2026 report, environmental quality is taking center stage — including the benefits of trees and the disparities in tree canopy across the Valley. The report identifies environmental quality as one of the elements of a healthy community. That focus has brought the chamber’s work into conversa
Arizona first responders remember 9/11 deployment to Ground Zero 25 years later (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — They weren't in New York when the planes struck. They watched the tragedy unfold from thousands of miles away, like millions of other Americans. But for more than 60 members of Arizona Task Force 1, watching the attacks quickly turned into a call to action. Phoenix firefighter Jerry Johnson was watching the news when he saw the second plane hit the World Trade Center. “I turned to my wife and I said, ‘Hey, I don't know, but we're probably going to get activated and have to go. I'm goin
Monument Valley twins selected for Blue-Grey All-American Bowl in Dallas (opens the original)
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KAYENTA, AZ — Two Monument Valley High School football players are getting the opportunity of a lifetime and taking their dreams all the way to Dallas. Twin brothers Nicodemus “Nico” Holmes and Tachiinii “Ty” Holmes, seniors at Monument Valley High School, have been selected to compete in the Blue-Grey All-American Bowl, a national high school football showcase scheduled for Dec. 19-21 in Dallas. For the brothers, the honor is the culmination of nearly a decade of work. Nico and Ty first put on
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