Carol Broeder
October 22, 2019
Announcements, Health&Spirit
UPDATE: Due to a family medical emergency, Arizona Episcopal Diocese Bishop Jennfier Reddall has canceled her special visit to St. John’s Church in Globe, Pastor Byron Mills said Wednesday. “We were looking forward to meeting Pastor Reddall and she will be in our collective hearts and prayers Sunday morning Nov. …
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Guest Contributor
October 22, 2019
Education
ARIZONA FAMILY COLLEGE SAVINGS PLAN ‘AZ529’ LAUNCHES STATEWIDE ESSAY-WRITING CONTEST Fifth-graders from across the state may enter to win $529 toward their futures For the past 20 years, the Arizona Family College Savings Plan (AZ529) has helped families accumulate more than $1.9 billion in tax-deferred college savings. In honor of its …
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Patricia Sanders
October 17, 2019
Health&Spirit, Op-Ed/Letters
I have executive dysfunction. When I was a kid, my friends called me “wishy washy” because I never had a preference about how to spend our after-school time. Growing up, I never actually chose a career — the decision seemed so complicated. I went to college as an “undecided” major, …
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David Abbott
October 15, 2019
Business
The state of the housing market in the Globe-Miami area has been a topic of debate for years, if not decades, and solutions seem to be elusive if the region is to experience the growth community leaders hope and plan for. The City of Globe has gathered the resources to …
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Patti Daley
October 14, 2019
Education
Roberta Hunter Patten came out of retirement to teach sixth graders at San Carlos middle school because she didn’t like the turn education had taken toward standardized testing. “Not for our kids at San Carlos,” she says. “Their learning styles are different than the rest of the world.” Rather than …
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Patricia Sanders
October 14, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
The Director of ‘Mystery of Now’ talks about her journey as a film maker. For Audrey Buchanan, creating art began when she was a little girl, with the joy of imagination. “I come from a family of storytellers,” she says, “and from a young age my imagination was my favorite …
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Linda Gross
October 14, 2019
Business
Working out of a small brick retail space on Broad Street, with little ventilation, no cooling, and a space barely large enough to fit his pizza oven, Paul Burkland launched his pizza business in downtown Globe. He used his middle name and called it Leonard Paul’s Pizza. It was the …
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Jenn Walker
October 13, 2019
Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Living
“The Mystery of Now,” A Documentary Featuring Apache Skateboards, to Debut Locally at Globe-Miami-San Carlos Mountainfilm on Tour “Growing up, I didn’t see any Native pro-skaters. It was me creating for myself,” remembers Apache Skateboards team rider Doug Miles Jr. “It’s just what I wish someone else would’ve done when …
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Guest Contributor
October 11, 2019
Health&Spirit
Volunteers give of their time and talent, but are they entirely altruistic? Of course not. Volunteerism, in its essence, should be a win-win situation in which the volunteer and the organization are mutually benefiting. For a nonprofit organization, it is vital that volunteers and staff unite to advance the organization …
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Patti Daley
October 10, 2019
Business
“The technology is fascinating!” Michelle Montague looks for minerals in the tall walls of a mining blast area or the dredged dirt from deep drilling. She loves being out in the field, finding the ore that’s core to the mining operation. “It’s like opening a christmas present,” she says. …
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