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Survey: Majority of properties need work in one Yuma area – KSWT-TV
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Survey: Majority of properties need work in one Yuma area
KSWT-TV YUMA, AZ – A majority of properties in one area of the desert southwest is in need of fixing, replacement or new development according to a survey. According to a new survey presented to the Yuma City Council at yesterday's work session, … |
Council to consider Crossroads deferral – Yuma Sun
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Council to consider Crossroads deferral
Yuma Sun BY DARREN DARONCO – SUN STAFF WRITER The Yuma City Council will consider a development fee deferral Wednesday for Crossroads Mission's $214887.62 debt to the city, paving the way for its new family shelter to connect to the city's water and sewer … |
Do Elected Officials Have to Speak English? – TIME
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Do Elected Officials Have to Speak English?
TIME But she could not answer a question about which high school she attended, the Yuma Sun reported. In much of the country, Cabrera would not have a problem: candidates do not have to prove that they know English. But Arizona enacted a law in 2006 that … Former San Luis mayor speaks out on disqualified city council candidate English-only for candidates? Arizona woman off ballot after high court agrees her English isn't good enough |
Centennial Fandango celebration set for Tuesday – Yuma Sun
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Centennial Fandango celebration set for Tuesday
Yuma Sun “It is celebrating the actual 100th birthday of Arizona in style, the way they probably would have done it 100 years ago,” said city of Yuma historian Tina Clark. “They probably would have had a fandango, which is a celebratory community event or dance … |
Ceremony unveils newly named cemetery – Yuma Sun
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Ceremony unveils newly named cemetery
Yuma Sun BY CHRIS McDANIEL – SUN STAFF WRITER The graveyard located in the vicinity of 1st Avenue and 13th Street is now known as Yuma Pioneer Cemetery. It had previously been named the Yuma Cemetery. The cemetery was given the new moniker by the city of Yuma … |
Yuma Fire and Rural/Metro partner up: emergency transportation – KSWT-TV
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Yuma Fire and Rural/Metro partner up: emergency transportation
KSWT-TV The Yuma Fire Department will begin ambulance services within Yuma city limits at the first of next week. "The Director of the Arizona Department of health services awarded Yuma the certificate necessary to begin ambulance transports for advanced life … |
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Group takes action to recall Yuma City Councilmen – KSWT-TV
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Group takes action to recall Yuma City Councilmen
KSWT-TV Mitchell Dunn and his group "Recall Them all 2012" were at the Coffee Bean on 4th Avenue handing out petitions and information about the recall campaign they have started against some Yuma City Council members. "The fundamental problem is we have a … Perplexed by action of Yuma City Council 2 Yuma council members targeted for recall Local group petitions for recall of city council members |
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Alejandrina CabreraMyFox Phoenix/Courtesy The Yuma Sun Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Questions have been raised in Arizona over a 120-year old law after a Latina candidate was barred from running for city council in a border town because …
Ariz. candidate raises questions about Ariz. law
San Luis candidate raises questions about Arizona English language law