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Meetings foster police-neighbor relationships » “Coffee with a Cop,” monthly, hour-long meetings during which members of a community are invited to meet the Phoenix police officers who wor...

Titans tumble » Arcadia fell to Notre Dame Prep 12-2 Tuesday, eliminating the Titans from the Division II state championship tournament.

Arcadia pair wins doubles crown » Arcadia residents Maggie Cohen and Scarlet Rush of Xavier won the girls Division 1 tennis doubles championship.

Xavier wins first sand-volleyball title » The girls of Xavier Prep were the first to hoist up a sand-volleyball state championship trophy, ending an undefeated season with a win over...

Satran sets mark for career steals » If Arcadia leadoff man Brendan Satran stole as much off the baseball diamond as he does on it, they’d have to lock him up and throw away the...

Book Club debuts » The first Arcadia News Book Club was a success, as numerous neighbors gathered to talk books and, of course, more.

AHS Film Festival » Arcadia High School will hold its third annual Arcadia Student Film Festival on May 14, featuring the work of Arcadia’s student filmmakers. ...

New focus for school » Children enter an open, colorful classroom filled with early morning light and sit down for musical activities. Student’s artwork and inspir...

Music series » The Desert Botanical Garden is again hosting its annual “Music in the Garden” series, a weekly event that showcases local artists in a varie...

Hunters hold fate of majestic birds » Scottsdale resident Richard Simonsen is a wildlife photographer who has followed California Condors at the Grand Canyon since the early 2000...

Students can advise » Students at Arcadia High School have a unique opportunity to represent their school on a district-wide advisory board, joining the four othe...

Flashlight tours » The Desert Botanical Garden announces the return of its popular summer Flashlight Tours.

2 students advance in geography bee » Two local students are hard at work studying the geography of the world in hopes to place at the 2012 Arizona National Geographic Bee.

Arcadia twins help earn national title » Arcadia twins Danielle and Dominique Williams were part of St. Mary’s High School’s national championship basketball team.

Nurse turns author » From high school nurse to published author, the past few years turned 180 degrees for one Arcadia woman.

Students combine technology, art » A young Arcadia artist, along with two other friends, has teamed up with Arizona State University to fuse technology with art at the Scottsd...

Anchor reads to preschool students » CBS 5 news anchor Peter Busch delighted preschoolers last week with the wild adventures of The Lorax by Dr. Seuss, this year's selection for...

Do you sanza? » Although the sanza may not be a popular instrument in America, to the Shona people of Zimbabwe who have been playing it for a thousand years...

Arcadia grads hit it big with video » Former Arcadia High School students Parker Howell and Will Walsh have erupted into viral fame almost overnight through their latest project ...

Friday, 18 May 2012

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Meetings foster police-neighbor relationships

05/04/2012

Written by Christina Sampson

“Coffee with a Cop,” monthly, hour-long meetings during which members of a community are invited to meet the Phoenix police officers who work in their neighborhoods, came to Arcadia in April as part of an effort to make the Mountain View Precinct gatherings more accessible to the large precinct’s varied residents.

Organic color for hair offered at salon

04/25/2012

Written by Lauren Basile

Green is the new blonde. And many are noticing.

Team aims to make run green

04/20/2012

Written by Domenico Nicosia

About 100 volunteers of the Greening Pat's Run team will be at the 8th annual Pat’s Run in Tempe Saturday to help make the event more sustainable and environmentally friendly, Michelle Schmoker, one of the founders of Greening Pat's Run said.

Hunters hold fate of majestic birds

04/16/2012

Written by Jonathan Reid

Scottsdale resident Richard Simonsen is a wildlife photographer who has followed California Condors at the Grand Canyon since the early 2000s. Simonsen has taken photos of Condors only to find years later that some of them had perished from lead poisoning.

Students to raise money on bike trip

03/27/2012

Written by Charles Hall

Three young Arcadians will be riding their bikes across the country this summer, seeking adventure and hoping to raise money for charity.

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