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Lawmakers question state's push for solar leases on trust land (opens the original)
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PHOENIXâRepublican lawmakers grilled the head of the Land Department Tuesday about why her agency is leasing state-owned land for solar development when they believe it should be sold off for needed residential development. Rep. David Gowan said it makes no financial sense to designate some of the nearly 9.2 million acres of state land as best suited for solar farms when there is a pressing need for available land for housing in many areas of the state. Worse yet, the Sierra Vista Republican s
Amberly’s Place kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Yuma County (opens the original)
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Amberlyâs Place joined law enforcement, firefighters and emergency medical personnel Tuesday to launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month, an annual effort aimed at raising awareness about an issue advocates say continues to affect thousands of residents across Yuma County. The kickoff event, held in the organizationâs parking lot, brought together representatives from public safety agencies throughout the county to distribute purple ribbons, magnets and window decals that will be displayed o
Editorial: Handwritten letters have already died (opens the original)
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There was a time when handwritten letters were one of the most important ways people stayed connected. Friends, family members, and loved ones shared news, memories and emotions through carefully written pages sent through the mail. Handwritten letters have become a rare sight in modern life. Text messages, emails and social media posts have replaced them almost entirely. Communication is faster than ever, but something meaningful has been lost along the way. A handwritten letter was personal. I
Prisoners oppose state bid to halt court healthcare takeover (opens the original)
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PHOENIXâAttorneys for inmates in Arizona prison are telling the U.S. Supreme Court it should reject a last-ditch bid by the state to delay wresting away control of its health care system. In a new filing, the lawyers detailed the 14 years of litigation, millions of dollars in fines, agreements by state officials to do better, and finally an injunction telling the state to ensure that 25,000 inmates in state-run facilities get the physical and mental health care they are entitled to under the U
New Arizona law requires updated ID photos every 16 years (opens the original)
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Some Arizona drivers may soon receive a notice from the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division informing them that it is time to update the photo on their driverâs license or identification card. Effective Sept. 12, a new Arizona law extended the stateâs photo update requirement for driverâs licenses and identification cards from every 12 years to every 16 years. The change applies to both standard Arizona driverâs licenses and federally compliant Arizona Travel IDs.
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