Coronavirus Scams: What to Watch For
Arizonans are being warned to watch out for scammers trying to capitalize on the public’s concern over coronavirus.
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Arizona Gets $500,00 in Federal Funding for Coronavirus Response
The funding will provide immediate access to resources for a limited number of states and local jurisdictions impacted by the outbreak.
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2nd Coronavirus Case Presumed in Maricopa County
The man, in his 20s, is recovering at home. He had contact outside Arizona with a person presumed to be infected with COVID-19.
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I-17 to Close Friday Night at Pinnacle Peak Road
Work at Pinnacle Peak Road will require a freeway closure from Friday night until Saturday morning, Feb. 29.
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NVSO Plans ‘Roaring 20s’ Gala Feb. 22
North Valley Symphony Orchestra invites the public to attend its annual fundraiser, “All That Jazz! A Roaring 20s Golden Gala Event.”
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Loop 101 Ramps to Close Jan. 5
On- and off-ramps at the Loop 101 and 7th Avenue will be closed for several weeks beginning the evening of Sunday, Jan. 5.
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Local Musicians Wanted: ProMusica
ProMusica Arizona invites professional and community singers and instrumentalists to audition for the Chorale and Orchestra for the second half of the performance season.
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Phoenix Announces Bike Safety Improvements
Upgrades include bicycle lanes and shared lane markings, bicycle protection and signage.
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Expect I-17 Snow Closures in the Mountains
With a major winter storm forecast to create “very difficult to impossible” driving conditions in the high country from late Thursday until Friday morning, ADOT expects closures.
Read More >>>Phoenix Extends $15 Minimum Wage to Part-Timers
About 500 city employees, mostly in the city’s libraries and parks department, will qualify for the raise, voted in by the City Council today.
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Learn CPR & First Aid from Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical
Low-cost classes prepare people to deliver initial emergency procedures until first responders arrive. Classes are Nov. 7 and Nov. 14.
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