WESTMARC hosts annual economic summit
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Fountain Hills Mayor Ginny Dickey joined with nine other Arizona mayors for a new statewide collaboration celebrating Earth Day this Thursday, April 22.
There are many ways Arizona communities support the Earth, with the goal of inspiring residents to take action for Earth Day during the month of April and beyond.
As members of and in partnership with Arizona State Universityâs Sustainable Cities Network, Arizona mayors and communities are showing that there is power in unity and that they all have a role to play in ensuring the planetâs health now and in the future, according to the announcement. Collectively, communities can protect precious and diverse natural resources and secure a thriving future for the state and world.
Feb. 3, 2021
A recording at Camelback Ranch said ticket sales for spring training are undetermined at this point. (Photo by Alina Nelson/Cronkite News)
PHOENIX – With Major League Baseball pitchers and catchers expected to report in two weeks, Cactus League teams are scrambling to determine what spring training will look like for fans in 2021.
The league announced on Monday night that it is preparing for an on-time start to spring training and Opening Day as originally scheduled after the Players Association rejected the league’s proposal to delay the start of both by a month.
All 15 Cactus League teams have yet to offer spring training tickets for upcoming games on their team websites, and a recording at Camelback Ranch, the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago White Sox, said ticket sales “are undetermined at this time.” The Chicago Cubs did send an email to Sloan Park season ticket holders that said they were “shifting to limited, socially distanced pod-s