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OPINION — I'd like to encourage you to support and vote for Dr. Jennifer Johnson for the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board.
My support and advocacy for our public schools have …
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By Gary Shapiro | Scottsdale
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9/8/26
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OPINION — Councilwoman Solange Whitehead used a Scottsdale Independent column to claim Councilman Barry Graham “killed” a $250 million water-recycling program and would eventually send costs to …
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By Tom Kube | Scottsdale
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9/8/26
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OPINION — As the mother and grandmother of twin boys who have attended Scottsdale Unified School District schools since first grade, we have seen the difference an SUSD education can make, and we …
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By Sam and Katie Campana | Scottsdale
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9/8/26
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OPINION — Education and Tempe’s kids have been the thread running through my whole life in this community, whether I was working at Tempe Union High School District, sitting on a nonprofit board or just showing up to advocate for Tempe kids.
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By Sharon Doyle | Tempe
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9/8/26
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OPINION — I read Delarita Ford’s front-page article: DUSD teaches voters about latest bond proposition. We have lived in Surprise for more than a decade and I believe few district propositions have been successful.
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By Norm Lindstrom | Surprise
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9/8/26
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Truthfully, it is an anniversary the country would rather not have to commemorate.
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By Dr. Samuel B. Hoff
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9/8/26
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OPINION — Decades after the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, the institutional, cultural and political landscape of the United States bears enduring scars that fundamentally reshape American life.
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By Donald C. Bolduc | U.S. Army (Ret)
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9/8/26
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OPINION — My mom worked harder than anyone I know. She wanted a good life for us. It was a hard life — I remember the Christmas she had to pawn our gifts to pay the light bill — but she made it special for us. Now I have two kids of my own, and I want them to have every opportunity that other children have. The landscape is tough out there.
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By Aidalis Shyann Martinez
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9/7/26
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I am writing to formally express my concern and frustration regarding the lack of action by Dover’s chief code officer, Eddie Kopp, and the other code enforcement officers assigned to our neighborhood (Stoney Creek).
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9/7/26
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As Delaware enters the final stretch to its Sept. 15 primary, voters are hearing plenty about campaign strategy, messaging and partisan divides.
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9/7/26
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OPINION — Affordability has become one of the defining issues in national politics. Families are understandably concerned about the cost of housing, transportation and everyday necessities. In Arizona, those concerns have been amplified by bad decisions and policy failures from our state leaders.
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By Vince Gil | Phoenix
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9/7/26
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After reading various news articles and letters to the editor last month, I felt persuaded to write expressing my own concern about the Dover mayor’s recent absence and the declining faith in his ability to lead the city.
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9/7/26
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OPINION — Virtually everyone in their mid-30s or older remembers where they were when they heard that an airplane struck the World Trade Center in New York on Sept. 11, 2001. I was in a hotel gym in Slovakia; it took two weeks to get home. That was the goal of the terrorists: to destroy the ability of the American people to live their lives normally.
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By Frederic J. Fransen
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9/7/26
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The Housing for Every Delawarean Act earned support from an unusually broad coalition of Delaware organizations representing employers, healthcare, education, older adults, chambers of commerce, builders, engineers, contractors and the broader business community.
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By J. Michael Riemann
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9/7/26
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The Trump administration has resumed construction of a stretch of border wall in southern Arizona along part of the Tohono O’odham tribal land, despite protests from the tribe. U.S. Customs and …
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9/7/26
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OPINION — The United States has witnessed a historic level of legislative commitment to address the national housing crisis. In July 2025, Congress expanded the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit to fund an estimated 1.22 million affordable rental homes over the next decade.
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By Allie Cannington and David Gonzalez Rice
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9/6/26
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Gilbert completes five new drinking water wells 715376
Are they just for humans or AI cooling? This explains the incredibly costly water increases in Gilbert. — Greg K.
Since 1940 the …
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9/6/26
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OPINION — As Charles Dickens might have said, “It is the best of times in medicine, it is the worst of times in healthcare.” It is a time of great medical discovery with artificial intelligence, it is a time of the poorest outcomes for the sick.
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By Llewellyn King
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9/6/26
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OPINION — Sex, scandal and politics have been an unholy trinity in America’s history since Day 1.
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By J. Mark Powell
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9/6/26
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OPINION — School is back in session across the state, making September a busy time for many Arizona families. September is also College Savings Month, and the start of the seventh-annual statewide essay writing contest where students can jumpstart college dreams by winning $529 for their AZ529 education savings plan.
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By Kimberly Yee | Arizona State Treasurer
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9/5/26
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