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Okay, yes I know I said I’d bought enough ‘goodies’ for the Yamaha – but really, at speed, the aerodynamics leave something to be desired. Windblast shoots straight off the raised ‘clocks’ and tries to lift my helmet from my […]
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There have been 847 confirmed cases of West Nile Virus in the county so far this year. The previous record was 355. | The best of Tempe Patch right to your inbox.There have been 847 confirmed cases of West Nile Virus in the county so far this year. The previous record was 355.
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While Veterans Day doesn’t officially take place until Thursday, some celebrations are being held this weekend to honor those who have served in the United States military. We have put together a list of eventsgoing on throughout Pinal County over the next week.
Plus, get to know some of the vets who are being featured during these celebrations, such as a Chandler man who survived the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and a Florence native who was on the USS Indianapolis.
As always, you can check in with PinalCentral’s weekly events calendar to find the perfect occasion for you and your family’s entertainment. And if you’re looking for a place to eat where you’re going, find a spot in our Pinal County Restaurant Directory.
And if you’re planning to head up to the Valley this weekend, don’t plan anything before you check out some of the major road closures and restrictions planned by the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Around Pinal this weekend…CG area Yartsy tour aims to inspireWith its upcoming Yartsy garden tour, the Casa Grande Art Association hopes to inspire others to see their backyards as an artist’s canvass.
Read MoreFriends of the Maricopa Library big book sale coming SaturdayThe Friends of the Maricopa Library are having their big book sale on Nov 6. It will be held in the parking lot at the Maricopa Public Library and Cultural Center from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Read MoreWestover to perform veterans tribute Elvis showArea Elvis tribute artist Jim Westover will perform in a special tribute to veterans show at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 13, at the Paramount Theater.
Read MoreHistorian Jan Cleere to speak at next Pinal museum book club meetingAward-winning writer and historian Jan Cleere will be featured Nov. 14 at a meet-the-author event hosted by the Pinal County Historical Museum book club.
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Reopening of Cactus Mine gets go-ahead from CG panelCG man arrested for threatening people with knifeThe Arizona City Lady Golfers begin a new seasonArizona reports 3,813 additional COVID cases, 58 more deaths
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TEMPE — Inhabitants of the desert planet Arrakis in the movie “Dune” wear suits to protect them from the heat, cool them and recycle moisture from their bodies.
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After it was looking likely that a key budget override for Maricopa Unified School District would fail based on Tuesday’s votes, the final major update to Pinal County’s election results actually put the measure ahead, setting it up for approval following next week’s canvassing by the Board of Supervisors. Read the reaction to this turnaround here.
However, that update was not enough to save the fortunes of another Pinal County district. Santa Cruz Valley Union High School District Superintendent Orlenda Roberts saidshe was upset that their override failed, and said some tough decisions will have to be made as to how costs will be cut.
Some other news heading into the weekend:
— A shooting at a Casa Grande convenience store left one man shot in the face and another arrested for aggravated assault, endangerment and unlawful discharge of a firearm.
— After being accused of fraud over some promotional material, Nikola Motor Company is preparing for fines of $125 million, though they hope to recover some of that from ousted CEO Trevor Milton. The electric vehicle company is building a manufacturing plant in Coolidge.
Local NewsLatinos with dark skin face more discrimination, study findsSkin tone impacts the everyday lives and the long-term success of Latinos in the United States, according to a Pew Research Center finding that comes as the issue of colorism has become more mainstream.
CAVIT board moves ahead with expansion projectCentral Arizona Valley Institute of Technology has moved one step closer to begin constructing a building for welding, construction and heavy equipment operations for students.
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Legislative committee to hold hearing in Globe to examine community impact of recent firesState Rep. David Cook, chairman of the House Forest and Wildfire Management Ad Hoc Committee, said the panel will hold its next hearing in Globe.
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Former CAC track coach to be inducted into school’s Hall of FameCentral Arizona College will hold this year’s Vaquero Awards on Nov. 20 to recognize two alum as well as Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, former track and field coach Al Shirley.
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Today’s Top VideoBack Story — Latest on the Cactus MineCactus Mine discussions at the Casa Grande Planning and Zoning meeting.
WATCH NOWArea NewsASU engineer designs clothing for extreme heat just like the suits of ‘Dune’Inhabitants of the desert planet Arrakis in the movie “Dune” wear suits to protect them from the heat, cool them and recycle moisture from their bodies.
READ MOREClosures along I-17, Loop 101 and US 60 top list of weekend restrictionsDrivers should prepare for heavier traffic and delays in some areas along Phoenix-area freeways this weekend (Nov. 5-8) due to scheduled closures required for improvement projects, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
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Source: Posey to announce retirement
Barnhart traded to Tigers for infield prospect
Predicting the 2021 qualifying offer choices
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These 3 clubs can find hope in ATL’s WS win
Freeman faces free agency with title in tow
The lowdown on free-agent SS Carlos Correa
Phillies decline options on Cutch, Odúbel
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And a few more things you need to see
After Harry Styles gave the Braves a shoutout during a recent concert, Joc Pederson responded as only Joc Pederson can.
Buster Posey has accomplished a lot during his 12 years in the Major Leagues. Here are 12 moments in particular that stand out.
2021’s most majestic home runs
Check out the 10 longest home runs hit during the 2021 season, as well as the most jaw-dropping long ball for each team.
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As former NFL running back Kerry Goode battles ALS, one of his dreams was to go to the World Series. It came true this year when he attended Games 4 and 5.
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Hamster fun and information Aventuras con tapones para los oídos: Las líneas de…
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Aventuras con tapones para los oídos: Las líneas de Tah-Di-Tah (parte 17)
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Vaya, la historia avanza a buen ritmo ahora, ¿no crees? Aquí está la próxima entrega… Debido a que la adrenalina puede hacer que una persona haga cosas con facilidad que a menudo serían imposibles en circunstancias normales, parecía que no pasaba ningún tiempo entre que Magnuss y Hair-Trigger recibieran una llamada al puente, y ellos […]
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NOVEMBER 03, 2021″Don’t become too vested in reaching your ultimate goal. Be open to learning, no matter the results, and enjoy your journey toward healthy changes.” — Kristin S. Vickers, Ph.D., L.P.Overcome ObstaclesAre you an emotional eater?The cold-weather months are nearly here — have you been turning to food for comfort more than usual lately? Many people have difficulty with emotional eating at this time of year, but you can take the first step in managing it by examining your actions. Do certain emotions or times of day cause you to reach for that bag of chips? Answer these questions and gain control of your emotional eating.Take the quiz now »Healthy Eating
5 easy ways to eat more produce
How many leafy greens, berries, apples, and other tasty, nutrient-dense veggies and fruits are you consuming regularly? A simple rule of thumb: Aim to fill half your plate with vibrant produce whenever possible. These suggestions will show you that this way of eating can be easy — and enjoyable.
Eat well with these ideas »Today’s Fitness Tip
Make time for exercise
If your days and evenings are packed, try exercising in the morning. Start by getting up 30 minutes earlier twice a week and hopping on the treadmill or stationary bike while you listen to the radio or watch the morning news. Or step outside for a brisk walk. Once you’ve adjusted to early-morning workouts, add another day or two to the routine.
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