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Peoria approves $104M water deal (opens the original)
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The city of Peoria recently approved two agreements with Vidler Water Company that purchase additional water supplies to enhance and diversify Peoriaâs water portfolio. City officials said that as the drought in the Colorado River persists, the city must pursue additional sources of water. âFour years ago, the council said water security is one of its top priorities,â Deputy City Manager Kevin Burke said. âThat has only risen in prominence as the Colorado River Basin had yet another dry
Bowles faces renewed social media backlash (opens the original)
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Muslim civil rights and advocacy group CAIR Arizona recently called again for Peoria Unified Governing Board Member Janelle Bowles to publicly apologize for social media posts the organization characterized as anti-Islamic. For CAIR Executive Director Azza Abuseif, Bowlesâ online presence conflicts with her responsibility to the students she serves. âAn elected school board member has a responsibility to serve every child and every family in the district, regardless of their faith,â Abusei
Glendale Glitters seeks vendors (opens the original)
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For Special Events Administrator Danny Williamson, Glendale Glitters is a major part of what makes Christmastime in the city special. With the event approximately three months away, the city of Glendale is on the hunt for a lineup of vendors to help make the celebration sparkle. âWe are inviting almost everyone and anyone â our categories are so widespread,â Williamson said. âWeâre looking for craft, retail, specialty artisans and food vendors â be it mobile or stationary. Nonprofits
Peoria AM/PM supports working families (opens the original)
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With the 2026-27 academic year in full swing, the city of Peoriaâs AM/PM program is offering low-cost before- and after-school child care designed to give working families greater flexibility and peace of mind.  âParents donât have to make decisions based on, âWho can watch my kid, where am I going to take my kid â I have to go near my brotherâs house because heâs going to watch my kid in the morning,ââ Youth Services Manager Leslie King said. âIt just gives more flexibilit
West-MEC opens Southeast Campus (opens the original)
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The Western Maricopa Education Center (West-MEC) recently celebrated two major milestones â the opening of Phase 1 of the Southeast Campus and groundbreaking for Phase 2. From artificial intelligence to culinary arts, the location will offer new programs that expand career education in the West Valley. âWeâre going to take career and technical education and workforce development to a whole new level here in the West Valley,â Superintendent Scott Spurgeon said. âWeâre not making decis
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