Patricia Sanders
January 17, 2018
Health&Spirit, Living
By Erika Flores and Patricia Sanders It’s at once grand and forlorn: the sprawling cemetery bounded by Main Street, Golden Hill, 4th Avenue and N. Arbor Ave in Central Heights. It’s a cemetery no one claims – and yet so many are buried here, from the infamous to the upstanding …
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globemiami
January 17, 2018
Announcements, Living
GLOBE- The Cobre Valley Center for the Arts is inviting you to share your painted rocks in our gallery! The Globe Rocks phenomenon has caught the imagination of our area, and we’d like you to showcase your painted rocks at the CVCA. Bring in rocks you’ve painted or found to …
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globemiami
January 14, 2018
Health&Spirit, Living
The Globe-Miami area is about 3500 feet in elevation, and offers a year-round growing season for dedicated gardeners. Mary Hysong, is a local grower who sells produce from her gardens at the Globe and Superior Farmers’ Markets. She has nearly 20 acres of land just east of Miami and offers …
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globemiami
January 13, 2018
Health&Spirit, Living
Gardening success starts in the winter when the ground is hard and the wind can be cold. A local Globe-Miami gardener, Mary Hysong, has been coaxing robust crops of garden vegetables from her 20-acres east of Miami for nearly thirty years. Here she outlines her top six tips for getting …
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Libby Rooney
January 12, 2018
Arts & Entertainment, Living
Learning music and theater in school correlates strongly with higher achievement in both math and reading, and brain research has shown that not only does music improve skills in math and reading, it also promotes creativity, social development, personality adjustment, and self-worth. The Cobre Valley Center for the Arts is …
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Aimee Staten
January 10, 2018
Announcements, Living
Over the coming week, Gila County will remove the green recycling bins it has provided in Globe-Miami due to ongoing and excessive contamination with trash and hazardous materials. The bins will be relocated to Russell Gulch Landfill and placed under surveillance, with the hope that this will cut down on …
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Aimee Staten
January 3, 2018
Living
Globe Police sergeant set the ball rolling several months ago Contributed Article Some trips take weeks or months to plan and are greatly anticipated, but some journeys taken by children in the Globe Miami area can be nightmarish as they are removed from their homes and placed in the …
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globemiami
December 20, 2017
Announcements, Living
New Year’s resolutions typically focus on self-improvement: lose weight, stop smoking, exercise more often. This year, why not resolve to do something even more lasting: improve the life of a child who’s suffered abuse and neglect? As Court Appointed Special Advocates, volunteers receive in-depth training to advocate in court and …
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Guest Contributor
December 14, 2017
Announcements, Living
On November 30, 2017, the Court Appointed Special Advocate program in Southern Gila County paid special tribute to CASA Diana Wheeler as she celebrated eight years with the program. Over the past eight years, Diana has been assigned to six cases and has been an advocate for fourteen children. Guest …
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Aimee Staten
November 22, 2017
Business, Living
Nathan Ellison was honored as Rancher of Year during the annual Gila County Cattle Growers Association dinner and live auction Nov. 18. This year’s celebration of the ranching lifestyle was the third of its kind in as many years and also featured the newly named Wrangler of the Year, John …
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