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To Call or Not to Call: What to do When You Find Yourself Visiting the Past

By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Recollections of you and your partner still linger in the back of your mind. Whenever you hear the name of the one who brought you moments of happiness, you secretly wish it was him. You have

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The All-Star Comedy Voice Cast of "Angry Birds" is Revealed by One Billion Sling Shots

Over the past 48 hours, fans of Angry Birds have discovered a reveal within the game: by slinging one billion birds, fans had the chance to unlock the voice cast and get a sneak peek at the new look of

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Phoenix Suns Launch "Orange Fridays" with Special Ticket Deal

Phoenix Suns Launch "Orange Fridays" with Special Ticket Deal

PHOENIX – With the Suns Home Opener just a few weeks away, the team is celebrating its new “Orange Friday” initiative with a special ticket offer Friday, October 3 at Suns.com. The deal will offer Suns fans discounted tickets for all November

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IORA Primary Care Opens 2 New Practices Exclusively for Seniors 65+ in the West Valley

Two new doctors’ offices from Iora Primary Care,  designed exclusively for Humana Medicare Advantage members, are now open in Phoenix and Glendale. According to the Education for Health Journal, seniors experience a high level of dissatisfaction with the health care

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Un Resumen Sobre el Evento de Barrios Bellos en Phoenix

PHOENIX — Este pasado Sábado, Valley Toyota Dealers, Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC) y la ciudad de Phoenix, en colaboración con la escuela Valley View, Food City, SRP, Valley Permaculture Alliance y La Campesina Radio, presentaron el Sexto Evento Anual Barrios Bellos,

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Arizona sees steady rise in suicide rate among middle-aged men

By ALICIA CANALES Cronkite News   PHOENIX – Arizona has had one of the nation’s highest rates of suicide in recent years, and while that rate has barely climbed for the state’s overall population one segment has seen a substantial increase: middle-aged

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A Recap on the 29th Annual National Hispanic Women's Corporation

The 29th Annual Hispanic Women’s Corporation was a success this year. The event took place on Thursday and Friday of last week at the Phoenix Convention Center, and was able to gather hundreds of Latinas to empower them on professional, civic

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ASU journalism students capture 22 Rocky Mountain Emmy Nominations

Arizona State University students at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication amassed 22 Student Production Award nominations in the 2014 Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards – seven more than the rest of the field combined. The winners will

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Anabell Castro Thompson Voted President-Elect for the National Hispanic Nurses Group

By: Cindy G Castillo Anabell Castro Thompson, nurse practitioner with the Hospice of the Valley, has been named president-elect for the National Association of Hispanic Nurses for 2014-2016. The Chandler resident was elected and installed during the July national conference

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Give Back and Honor Scottsdale’s Heroes at the 14th Annual “Behind the Flames” Firefighters Charities Dinner

(SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) – Celebrate, honor and pay tribute to firefighters at the2014 Scottsdale Firefighters Charities Dinner held at Dominick’s Steakhouse in the Scottsdale Quarter on Sunday, October 5, 2014. Sponsored by the Scottsdale Firefighters Association and attended by the Scottsdale Mayor, city council members, and

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