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Mesa's economy is booming. The city hopes its reputation can catch up (opens the original)
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Arizona’s third-largest city is undergoing a brand refresh. With recent economic missions to Japan and Taiwan, Mesa’s international profile is quickly growing with overseas manufacturers. Despite that, economic development director Jaye O’Donnell says that there is a discrepancy between the city’s regional and global economic reputation. "Regional perception has not necessarily kept pace with the rapid development and growth and momentum that has been experienced in Mesa," O'Donnell said. Mesa’s
60 models walk the runway as Mesa and Chandler partner for annual adaptive fashion show (opens the original)
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Sixty models walked the runway this weekend as a part of Mesa and Chandler’s Adaptive Recreation programs. Adaptive Recreation holds social classes, field trips and events for people with disabilities aged 6 and up. The fashion show has been a tradition between the Chandler and Mesa programs in one way or another for over 20 years. Chandler's Adaptive Recreation program coordinator Erika Hanson says the event is the culmination of six weeks of rehearsal. “So each participant came to what’s calle
Arizona independents expected to have influential sway in the November midterms (opens the original)
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Independent voters are expected to be an influential wildcard in the November midterms. More than 900,000 registered voters in Maricopa County have no party affiliation, a larger group than either Democrats or Republicans. Thom Reilly is co-director of the Center for an Independent and Sustainable Democracy at ASU and has published multiple studies on the growth of independent voters. He says this election will be defined by young non-partisans. “Going into this next election, if you don’t have
UA researchers develop tool to scientifically quantify how owners talk to their pets (opens the original)
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The Bray Lab at the University of Arizona has created a coding system that analyzes audio recordings of owners talking with their pets. The Auditory-based Understanding of Relational Animal-directed Language (AURAL-Pet) system uses recordings randomly gathered from participants throughout the day to model how owners interact with pets. Using a sample size of 240 participants across four archival studies, the researchers poured over 5,027 sound clips of pet interaction collected from an electroni
This Labor Day weekend, Arizona drivers can expect steep increase in gas prices over last year (opens the original)
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Arizona drivers will spend over a dollar more per gallon at the pump than they did over the previous Labor Day weekend. Prices will average around $4.52 per gallon statewide — that’s 38 cents above the national average. AAA spokesman Doug Johnson said "Arizona gas prices are up about $1.06 from where they were a year ago when it was $3.46 per gallon.” Rising crude oil prices and increased holiday travel demand are to blame for the increase. Johnson also said Maricopa County would see the most ex
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