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Arizona
Michael Russell
November 12, 2009
Arizona State University is propelling itself into the future. With over sixty eight thousand students attending four campuses and taking online accredited courses, it strives to become the new model for higher learning. Dedicated to not only academic pursuit, ASU is helping to build an enlightened student body-one who is ready to take on the world and excel in whatever they pursue.
Crime Blotter
October 23, 2009
PHOENIX—Harry Tso, Jr.,39, of Window Rock, Ariz., was arraigned in federal court yesterday on one count of Embezzlement from an Indian Tribal Organization. He pleaded not guilty to the charge in the indictment. Trial is scheduled for December 1, 2009, in Prescott, Ariz.
The indictment alleg...
Crime Blotter
October 23, 2009
PHOENIX—Ambrose Bennett, 26, of Tonalea, Ariz., was sentenced yesterday by U.S. District Judge Neil V. Wake to 27 months in federal prison for Second Degree Burglary. On July 29, 2009, Bennett pleaded guilty in federal court.
On December 8, 2008, Bennett; co-defendant, Eric Kinney; and a j...
Michael Jordan
October 15, 2009
There is quite a bit of real estate available in Arizona, because new homes are being built constantly. If you´ve ever been to Arizona, you may be surprised by its vast open spaces – and even the new developments that spring up don´t seem to take anything away from all of that wide open ...
Joe Laing
October 02, 2009
This article provides great RV vacation ideas in the State of Arizona.
UBMI Publications
September 30, 2009
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It is rather simple to find a cabinet manufacturer that is willing to sell cabinets wholesale to kitchen & bath dealers. It is, however, quite a different story to find the right wholesale cabinet manufacturer. Certain questions should come to mind when looking for a wholesale ca...
Crime Blotter
September 18, 2009
PHOENIX—Christopher Ray Elliot, 28, of Bacavi, Arizona, was sentenced today by U.S. District Judge Earl H. Carroll to 51 months in federal prison. The prison term will be followed by a six-month placement in an inpatient alcohol rehabilitation program while on three years of supervised release...
Newswire Services
September 15, 2009
WASHINGTON, DC -- NASA has concluded two weeks of technology development tests on two of the agency's prototype lunar rovers. The Desert RATS -- or Research and Technology Studies -- in the Arizona desert at Black Point Lava Flow allow NASA to analyze and refine technologies and procedures in extrem...
Mark Breyer
September 11, 2009
The idea of filing a lawsuit can seem overwhelming to many people. How is a lawsuit filed? How much does it cost to file a personal injury lawsuit? Do I need a lawyer to file a lawsuit in Arizona? These and many other questions often arise for the person who is facing the prospect of considering...
Mark Breyer
September 10, 2009
Personal Injury Attorney Mark Breyer discusses whether it is wise to hire an attorney for your personal injury case and when and if you should seek a settlement or pursue a trial.
Newswire Services
September 09, 2009
ORO VALLEY, Ariz. -- For the first time in Arizona history, a major retail project is delivering green - and more than just greenbacks -- for the state.
Vestar Development Co.'s Oro Valley Marketplace has earned Silver Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED ) certification from the U...
Mark Breyer
September 07, 2009
Arizona personal injury attorney Mark Breyer discusses how a personal injury claim works in the state of Arizona.
Crime Blotter
September 05, 2009
PHOENIX—Eric Lee Kinney, 23, of Tonalea, Arizona, was sentenced yesterday by U.S. District Judge Neil V. Wake to 41 months in federal prison for robbery. On April 21, 2009, Kinney pleaded guilty in federal court to robbery.
On December 8, 2008, Kinney, his co-defendant Ambrose Bennett, and ...
Newswire Services
September 03, 2009
Programs will bring more kindness, courage and respect to Arizona schools
PHOENIX, AZ -- Youth Frontiers, Inc., one of the nation's leading organizations committed to improving school communities through character development, is now a state-approved vendor whose programs qualify for grant fundin...
Newswire Services
September 03, 2009
New Banking Center Opens in Camelback Corridor, to be followed by Chandler, Goodyear and Scottsdale
PHOENIX, AZ -- Comerica Bank this week opened the first of a quartet of new 'green' banking centers in Maricopa County that offer a complete array of financial services in energy-efficient and envi...
Mark Breyer
September 02, 2009
At Breyer Law offices, we are very proud of the fact that we have helped many people obtain fair compensation who were pedestrians who were injured in car accidents. It goes without saying that a car accident, when it involves a pedestrian, is a very dangerous situation. Even a car that is moving ...
Mark Breyer
September 01, 2009
Very often Tucson residents wonder if they even have the right to file a lawsuit if they were not wearing a seatbelt when they suffered a serious injury. The simple answer to this question is yes, you do have that right. A lawsuit filed by a Tucson personal injury car accident lawyer arising from a ...
Mark Breyer
August 31, 2009
The seatbelt laws are a little bit confusing to many people. Most people understand that throughout Tucson and the State of Arizona you are required to wear a seatbelt. Most people realize that it has been the law in this state and in almost every state in the country for a long time, that you must...
Crime Blotter
August 22, 2009
PHOENIX—Donald Carl Bennett, 38, of Kaibeto, Ariz., was sentenced to 54 months in federal prison yesterday by U.S. District Judge Frederick J. Martone. After Bennett´s release, he is required to reside in an inpatient alcohol rehabilitation program while on three years of supervised rele...
Crime Blotter
July 10, 2009
TUCSON, AZ— Aurora Duron, 50, of Tucson, was sentenced yesterday by Chief U.S. District Judge John M. Roll to 18 months in federal prison for her role in a fraud scheme against the Otis Elevator Company. Upon her release, Duron will be on 36 months of supervised release which includes a requir...
Crime Blotter
July 08, 2009
PHOENIX, AZ—Based on an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a Globe woman was indicted by a federal grand jury Tuesday afternoon for allegedly embezzling approximately $1.18 million from a Gila County credit union. Marlene Aguilera Pena, 45, has been charged with 25 counts of...
Crime Blotter
July 02, 2009
PHOENIX—Gilbert Holmes, 29, of Parker, Ariz., and a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, was sentenced today by U.S. District Judge G. Murray Snow to 406 months in federal prison for murdering a 40-year-old woman with whom he had a child.
On April 29, 2008, Holmes broke through the f...
Crime Blotter
July 02, 2009
PHOENIX—Evelyn James, 54, of Tuba City, Ariz. and a Tribal Council member of the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe in Arizona, pleaded guilty today to False Statements, Theft from a Tribal Government Receiving Federal Funds and Money Laundering. In the course of her guilty plea, she admitted to s...
Mark Breyer
June 22, 2009
It is a parent´s nightmare. It is often preventable. Yet it happens every single year in large numbers throughout Arizona: drowning. No child should ever have to suffer permanent brain damage due to a drowning accident and it is even more tragic when a young life is lost. Awareness for safety around...
Mark Breyer
June 16, 2009
Tempe, Arizona is a fantastic city and, although some may perceive it as just a college town, it is much, much more. Tempe is in fact Arizona's sixth-largest city. As many know, it hosts many entertainment and sports activities. It is known for being the home of the Anaheim Angels during spring trai...
Mark Breyer
June 15, 2009
The statute of limitations dictates how much time someone has to file a lawsuit or settle a case when they´ve been injured in an accident. The amount of time someone has to hire a lawyer after they have suffered a serious injury depends very much on the particular case. For instance, in a typical au...
Mark Breyer
June 05, 2009
The settlements and verdicts of Phoenix wrongful death and personal injury cases that are reported in the media do not always accurately depict the fair value of most claims. This is because the media focuses on the jury verdicts that are outlandish; far beyond what most people would ever receive or...
Aina Olusegun Aderemi
June 05, 2009
If you're looking to move to a new state, Arizona real estate is definitely worth a look. Following is a primer of the state and the FSBO Arizona real estate market.
Phoenix
Phoenix is by far the largest city in Arizona and it is growing fast. The sixth largest city in the United States, Phoe...
James Moyog
May 25, 2009
Auto insurance is required to drive legally in Arizona, but getting a cheap Arizona auto insurance policy can be a daunting task. On the other hand there are people out there to help; their called car insurance agents. Contact a local agent when you are ready to get a cheap Arizona auto insurance q...
Mark Breyer
May 20, 2009
Unfortunately, due to the large number of miles driven by Arizona police officers, Arizona motorcycle accidents and car accidents happen far too often with police officers. Many police officers are unaware that in Arizona there is a statute called the "firefighter´s rule" or the "fireman´s rule" tha...
Mark Breyer
May 06, 2009
Many times when people are involved in car accidents in Phoenix, it is not a two vehicle accident. Many times, the accidents involved 2, 3, 4 and even sometimes 5 or more vehicles. When this happens, the insurance companies often start blaming the drivers of all the other vehicles. This happens some...
Rex Manz
April 30, 2009
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Mark Breyer
April 28, 2009
Usually after a car accident in Arizona, the police come to the scene of the accident and subsequently create a police report. Police reports following auto accidents in Arizona are called Arizona Crash Report. They have the same report style by every city and police department in the state of Ari...
Aaron Amuchastegui
April 26, 2009
Arizona Housing Market Trails Sacramento Housing Recovery By a Year. Estrella-Phoenix Housing Market Hammered With Foreclosures. While the news was good in terms of inventory reduction for many of the submarkets tracked in MetroHousingReports.Com April report, the South West / Estrella submarket shows that it came at a serious price... reduction. When considering the 4-month pricing correlation curve, prices plummeted 12% when compared to the previous month's data.
Entertainment Desk
April 16, 2009
Arizona based acoustic Hip Hop ensemble The Wiley One partners up with Zero Hero Events to release the single "Go Green" on iTunes Earth Day, April 22, 2009.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA — Arizona based acoustic Hip Hop ensemble The Wiley One has partnered up with the leading environmental company Ze...
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
April 11, 2009
Erma Bombeck, Hugh Downs, Howard Pyle, Jerry Colangelo, Art Buchwald, and Steve Allen to name a few from the check list of entertainers, sports owners, gossip columnists, and satirists that Arizona State University claims had lofty enough credentials to merit an honorary degree.
Richard Blankenburg
April 11, 2009
Arizona State University has invited America´s new President Barack Obama to be the speaker of their commencement, however, the University determined that they would not confer the customary honorary doctorate on President Obama because of ´his lack of experience´; it is an obvious affront to t...
Subhendu Zabada
April 01, 2009
Arizona real estate market is really hot. The centre of a lot of action in Arizona is Phoenix metropolitan area. However, when it comes to real estate investing, every area is hot. Based on whether you are looking for Arizona real estate just as an investment avenue or whether you are looking for Ar...
Newswire Services
March 31, 2009
U.S. EPA recognizes Energy Star Partners in California, Arizona, and Nevada Energy efficient choices help fight climate change.
LOS ANGELES – Developers, utilities and electronics companies from California, Arizona and Nevada are among the 89 Energy Star award-winning organizations leading the ...
Lisa Mills
March 26, 2009
Arizona is one of the fastest developing states in the country and phoenix is the fifth largest city in the United States of America. This means that a large number of people are coming to this state to reside and live for ever. There are some issues which they must attend before starting their care...
Lisa Mills
March 26, 2009
The market of Arizona auto insurance is different than what it is in other states because of the astronomical rates which prevails there. Getting your car registered could be difficult if you do not have the proper auto insurance of the state. There are some ways through which it would become easier...
Neil Douglas
March 09, 2009
When someone new from Arizona comes into your life, know where to look for information if something feels off.
Daniel Jaffe
February 28, 2009
Surprise, Arizona has received a substantial grant to assist in the enforcement of drunk driving laws.
Andy K.
February 28, 2009
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu is the first recipient of the Arizona State University Distinguished Global Leadership Award. He was recognized Feb. 23 in a ceremony at ASU, which was attended by more than 250 members of the Albanian-American community in Arizona.
Sejdiu was on the...
Cheney Anne Markun
February 19, 2009
Drinks with Big Nose Kate and meeting the ghosts of Boot Hill Graveyard.
Steve Hammons
February 17, 2009
Is it cosmic synergy and synchronicity or just a creative spirit that is making Arizona the focus of film and television projects linked to unusual phenomena? The independent film "The Appearance of a Man" and the TV series "Paranormal Matrix" were both created in Arizona. Both deal with unusual phenomena, including the 1997 Phoenix Lights incident. "The Appearance of a Man" and "Paranormal Matrix" are just two examples of the creative spirit in the Grand Canyon State. They seem to reflect a special perspective on life and our Universe that is part of living in Arizona.
Katie Kelley
February 04, 2009
The University of Arizona has increased its traumatic brain injury therapies to address victims of aphasia, which is often a side effect of TBI that can affect the communications and language understanding of a victim.
Lisa Mills
December 02, 2008
In United States several of the toughest laws comes under Arizona when it involve driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI). DUI is a severe crime with major repercussion in Arizona. If we are trapped and thrilled with a DUI fault we can face severe charges including sharp fines, fixed jail term,...
James Moyog
November 26, 2008
If you love to drive and live in Arizona, you can rest assured that you´ll have to get some Arizona car insurance to do so. There are many agents that will gladly give you Arizona car insurance quotes that can help you decide on what type of coverage you´d like to get. It´s not t...
Jim Kouri, CPP
November 20, 2008
Denizens of our nation's newsrooms are all celebrating the nomination of two-term governor of Arizona, Janet Napolitano, by President-elect Barack Obama to head the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which includes the law enforcement agencies responsible for protecting US borders and capturing ...