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Colorful local landmark changes direction

Waterline to impact traffic flow

Student takes cell phone to a new, lower level

For Sale: Anthem water company

Council OKs ‘Listen Up’ for Bike Week

ADOT sets sequence of I‑17 construction

Ten hopefuls vie for DVUSD board seat

Business as usual on I‑17

Youngster nearly drowns in family pool

Cave Creek coffers healthy

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Jackass Acres owner Joe Airdo stands in front of his antique store, which is closing. Jackass Acres is a New River landmark. Airdo leased and operated the original Jackass Acres gas station when it had the only gasoline, and water, between Deer Valley and New River. See The Story
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Workers began clearing non‑native vegetation from the Surrey Hills subdivision last week. The developer plans to re‑vegetating the area with native plants. Please see the Community section for details.
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