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Surprise couple accidentally hit by own car; husband dies
Surprise police spokesman Lt. Randy Rody said the couple, whose identities were not released, came out of their home about 6:30 p.m. and stopped in their driveway to inspect their car. As they were checking the vehicle, it began to roll backward down the driveway.
Surprise awaits decision on host for Fed Cup tennis match
An announcement appears to have been delayed until Monday on whether Surprise will become the host city for a first-round Fed Cup tennis match next year.
Surprise City Council Council at odds over cost of doors for handicapped
The Surprise City Council had no problem with installing 41 automatic door operators for the handicapped, but a majority of members balked at the $150,000 price tag.
Trial delayed for 2 men accused of aiding sex offender/imposter
The trial date has been delayed for Lonnie Stiffler and Robert Snow, two men associated with the adult sex offender, Neil Havens Rodreick II, who posed as a 12-year-old boy two years ago and enrolled in Arizona schools, including one in Surprise.
El Mirage hires assistant fire chief
El Mirage's six-month search for an assistant fire chief has ended with the hiring of Peoria's former fire marshal.
Dysart administrators lay out strategic plan at town halls
Dysart administrators shared proposed goals and objectives with community members during two strategic planning town halls this week.
Surprise submits plan for grant to ease foreclosure crisis
Surprise City Council voted 7-0 recently to submit an amended action plan seeking $2.2 million in federal funds to stabilize neighborhoods in the wake of the home foreclosure crisis.
Surprise interior designer knows color of success
Surprise resident Dawn Pratt runs the interior-design business Classy Interiors by Dawn, from her home. Pratt focuses on color coordinating and does indoor makeovers for homes and businesses.
West Valley Symphony is resurrected with donor's help
The West Valley Symphony is rising from the ashes after a two-year hiatus, thanks to a hefty donation from a private donor.
Youngtown police say morale survey biased in favor of chief
A police fraternal organization is charging that a look into low morale in Youngtown's police force is biased, inaccurate and failed to relay all the information reported by the town's officers.
Local sports bars cater to armchair quarterbacks
Several major sports are going full steam right now. So, pull up a chair or stool, hoist a cool one and join fans for some camaraderie at these West Valley sports bars. | More dining
Glendale man gets 3 life terms in El Mirage triple murder
Howard Frances Underwood, a 27-year-old Glendale man, was sentenced to three natural life terms in prison for a 2003 triple-murder in El Mirage.
Suspected child abuse leads to arrest in Surprise
Surprise police spokesman Sgt. Mark Ortega said detectives went to a home near Bell and Reems roads, where they interviewed and arrested Steven Wayne Doyal.
Ask a Cop: U-turn on red light OK if done right
Ask a Cop: Is it legal to make U-turns at intersections while the light is red? Surprise Police Department responds.
Expert: When to get help for Alzheimer's
Moving a loved one who is suffering the effects of Alzheimer's disease into a care facility is an individual decision that comes at a different time and under very different circumstances for everyone, says an expert at Sun Health Research Institute.
Team draws inspiration from leader's behaviors
You may not think those that you lead look to you for strength, but they do. You may not ever hear how much your input and wealth of knowledge helps those you lead, but again you have been there at the right time and in the right place and it matters.
4 concepts clarify teaching of critical thinking
With so much emphasis being put on critical thinking skills in classrooms all over the country, how do teachers go about instructing students to think critically? Although engaging in open-ended questioning using higher order critically thinking skills may seem a fairly complex procedure, there are four general concepts that may clarify how teachers can incorporate critical thinking into every lesson plan.
Surprise to charge landlords for business license
The Surprise City Council recently approved the first reading of the new ordinance, meant to help Surprise better enforce another law on the books that holds property owners accountable for property maintenance and criminal conduct associated with their properties.
New ethnic fare coming to Bell Mar in Surprise
Los Limones, a restaurant whose cuisine will draw from indigenous Spanish and traditional Mexican dishes, will open in Surprise next year.
El Mirage police report catching burglar
El Mirage officers catch a residential burglar shortly after the crime is reported, according to the latest blotter.
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3 Generations of Solid Service
In the mid 1950's Harold Harris moved his family to Arizona from Iowa to beat the cold winters. He started out with a simple milk route, before long many of his clients had friends looking to make the move as well. In no time Harold opened his own Real Estate office and named it Harold Harris Realty in 1968. It wasn't long before all of his three sons got into Real Estate.
Perry and Dan became top producers in the Phoenix area.
Dan then moved on to Prescott where he is currently the Broker of Crystal Creek Homes as well as the current President Elect of the Prescott Association of Realtors. Perry has since retired, but not before handing off the business to his son Scott.
Scott has been helping people for over 15 years buy, sell and invest in homes. For 3 generations the Harris' have helped countless families find just the right home. Honesty and Integrity have been their guide while truly caring for each of their clients. When it comes to purchasing or selling a home in the Phoenix area, One name has been there all along. Thank you for your time, and for allowing us the opportunity to help you reach your dreams.
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