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March, 29th, 2006

Manure not worth its weight in gold - Horse owners are raising a stink

Who called the dogs out? - Unknown dime dropper blows whistle

'I-17 crash kind of 'fishy' - Frozen salmon end up on highway

Annexation won't be easy - But Cave Creek officials confident

Anthem girl run over by father's truck - Tragedy strikes

Foothills theater reports troubled season - Regrouping efforts in full swing

Some horse owners avoiding dumpsters - Fee increase possible cause

Cave Creek on its way - To becoming trail haven

Abuse by the 'slob faction' - Good judgement is lacking

Desert Foothills Theater presents scholarships - Cactus Shadows students benefit

Fundraiser to help Anthem family cope - Residents rally to help family

Caber tossing to be part of Anthem Days - Highland Games

Gordon, Neely applaud bond success - City of Phoenix claims success

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New Attraction At Anthem Days

Athletes throw their weight around at Highland Games......

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Brimming over and weighted down with manure, this dumpster spotted near a horse property in Cave Creek illustrates why Waste Management has instituted huge price increases to customers who dump manure in their waste containers. To avoid the increased fees, some horse owners have decided not to put manure in with their trash.
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