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Gilbert home prices rise amid weakened demand (opens the original)
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Gilbert home prices continued to rise in August, even as buyers signed substantially fewer contracts, homes took longer to sell and the number of properties on the market increased. And demand could drop even more after mortgage rates last week crossed a threshold not seen in nearly two years. The median sales price of a single-family home rose 2.8% from a year earlier to $605,000, according to Phoenix Realtors, while the average price climbed 6.6% to $717,582. But nearly every measure of buyer
Gilbert breaks from pack on East Valley Institute of Technology busing (opens the original)
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The East Valley Institute of Technology is providing transportation for students attending its Mesa campuses from seven of the nine districts that sued it over issues involving money and control. But the other two districts – Cave Creek Unified and Gilbert Public Schools – broke from the pack and are providing transportation for their students to Mesa, just as they and the other seven did for years. Transportation was not a part of the case in which EVIT was sued last December by nine districts,
EVIT promises better busing for students (opens the original)
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After a week of widespread transportation snafus throughout eight school districts for high school students attending its Mesa campuses, the East Valley Institute of Technology secured a new busing company and said it will continue providing their transportation. In an announcement Aug. 3, EVIT Superintendent Dr. Chad Wilson rejected an offer by eight of the nine districts that sued EVIT to provide transportation for their juniors and seniors who take Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses
East Valley Institute of Technology promises better busing for students (opens the original)
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After a week of widespread transportation snafus throughout eight school districts for high school students attending its Mesa campuses, the East Valley Institute of Technology secured a new busing company and said it will continue providing student transportation. In an announcement Aug. 3, EVIT Superintendent Dr. Chad Wilson rejected an offer by eight of the nine districts that sued EVIT to provide transportation for their juniors and seniors who take Career and Technical Education (CTE) cours
Mayor, city react to feds’ Colorado River proposal (opens the original)
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Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky and city administration offered their initial reaction to a preliminary federal recommendation for major cuts in Arizonaâs share of Colorado River water, emphasizing residents shouldn't panic. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on July 31 released its Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) that outlines the framework for reducing Colorado River allocations in 2027 and 2028 to Arizona, California and Nevada. About two-thirds of Scottsdaleâs total water supply c
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