SanTan Sun News

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Jul 2018

Chandler dad takes volunteerism seriously

By Abbie S. Fink, Guest Writer Michael Kintner likes to joke that he plays games for a living. As director of marketing and operations at Harrah’s...
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Jun 2018

Developer unveils plan for New Square across from City Hall

By John S. Wolfe, Guest Writer The old dirt square across Arizona Avenue from Chandler City Hall will soon be New Square. Developer Spike Lawrence...
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Jun 2018

Banner to build hospital in south Chandler

SanTan Sun News Staff South Chandler will get its own hospital – the city’s second – after Banner Health announced plans to move into the turf...
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Jun 2018

Chandler store caters to carnivores

By Paul Maryniak, Executive Editor Martha Neese still recalls how she and her husband, Gene, used to pack their suitcases with meat when they flew from...
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Jun 2018

Chandler man and son explore The Holocaust’s horrors

By Colleen Sparks, Managing Editor As a Jewish boy growing up in Brooklyn during World War II, Bill Stone heard many stories about the Holocaust. But a...

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Jun 2018

Valley Christian grad to perform in ’42nd Street’

By Colleen Sparks, Managing Editor A 19-year-old rising star and Valley Christian High School...
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Jun 2018

Orbital in Gilbert leads new path in climate research

By Wayne Schutsky, Staff Orbital ATK’s satellite manufacturing facility in Gilbert is on the ground...
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Jun 2018

Frank Leutz gives back, supports daughters

By Sherry L. Butler, Guest Writer If you own or love a car or attended this year’s Ostrich Festival...
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Jun 2018

Fireworks, bands to rock at Chandler July 4th celebration

By Colleen Sparks, Managing Editor Chandler hopes to set off the Fourth of July with a bang at its...
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Jun 2018

Mesa couple’s business caters to cornhole game craze

By Coty Dolores Miranda, Tribune Contributor Cornhole, a staple of backyard games, has become an...

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Jun 2018

Two Chandler music school students tapped for concert

SanTan Sun News Staff Two student pianists at East Valley Yamaha Music School in Chandler –...
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Jun 2018

Douglas’ war on evolution does a disservice to Arizona

By Thomas H. Wilson, Guest Writer Why in the world are we discussing the validity of biological...
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Jun 2018

Chandler Chamber honors businesses, community leaders

SanTan Sun News Staff Businesses and individuals were honored June 2 for their contributions to the...
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Jun 2018

Public safety debate only sparks at council forum

By Colleen Sparks, Managing Editor Incumbent Chandler City Councilman Terry Roe was quick to defend...
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Jun 2018

No suspense in mayor’s race but plenty in others

BY Gary Nelson, Contributor When Jay Tibshraeny first joined the Chandler City Council in 1986, the...

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Jul 2018

Our choices have consequences. Choose well.
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Jul 2018

We all have a stake in the survival of Girl Scouts
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Jul 2018

Chandler man’s grandfather forged the GI Bill 74 years ago
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Jul 2018

Industrial-office complex slated in south Chandler
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Jun 2018

Celebrity deaths put spotlight on middle-aged suicide rates
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Jun 2018

With the heat comes extra safety precautions for kids
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Jun 2018

Saguaro fruit brings a future promise, as does God
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Jun 2018

Community-minded father likes giving back
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Jun 2018

Dad’s tragic loss inspired Chandler opioid help
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Jun 2018

TV show features Chandler, EV dancers
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Jun 2018

Village Health Club & Spa has swim programs
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Jun 2018

A Chandler son gives his life for our country
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Jun 2018

Scripture says we’re responsible for our own actions
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Jun 2018

No suspense in mayor’s race but plenty in others
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Jun 2018

Chandler, area cities deep into annual budget tussle
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May 2018

2 Chandler natives serving with historic Navy 7th Fleet

Arts

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Arts

July 20th, 2018
Studio joins global dance program

By santan sun news staff Classic Image Dance in Chandler has been accepted into the More Than Just Great Dancing international...Read more

Singer Polhill out to prove millennials work hard,...

July 20th, 2018

Lisa Loeb playing two shows in the Valley

July 20th, 2018

Limahl isn’t ‘too shy’ to dig on his peers for...

July 20th, 2018

‘It’s OK to Not Be OK’ for Fairy Bones

July 20th, 2018

Business

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Business

July 20th, 2018
Allegiant pilots vote to authorize strike

By santan sun news staff Allegiant Air pilots last week voted to strike “if necessary,” posing the possibility of future...Read more

Start or grow business with free resources offered...

July 20th, 2018

Chandler company’s videos bring memories to life

July 20th, 2018

Allegiant pilots vote to authorize strike

July 20th, 2018

New senior living complex opens in Chandler

July 10th, 2018

Community

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Community

July 20th, 2018
Students’ emotional health a goal as school year begins

By COLLEEN SPARKS Managing Editor An experienced teacher, administrator and counselor will help the Chandler Unified School...Read more

Rising rabies cases in state could get worse,...

July 20th, 2018

Next governor could impact abortion in Arizona

July 20th, 2018

New kind of canine joins area police department

July 20th, 2018

Kyrene’s vision: Help students be all they can be

July 20th, 2018

Neighbors

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Neighbors

July 20th, 2018
Valley Christian begins 2018-19 with accolades, junior high

BY TROY THELEN Guest Writer For 36 years, Valley Christian High School has been educating students in 9-12 grades. Starting this...Read more

Three Chandler schools start off on A+ footing

July 20th, 2018

STEM-loving teen inspired by national conference

July 20th, 2018

Seton Catholic credits Blue Ribbon for enrollment...

July 20th, 2018

Ocotillo mom crafts her way to ‘Making It’

July 20th, 2018

Opinion

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Opinion

July 20th, 2018
Downtown Chandler’s future growth looks bright

By mayor jay tibshraeny Contributor Downtowns can define cities. While neighborhoods and employment corridors strongly add to a...Read more

Diverse array applied for vacant Council seat

July 10th, 2018

County will make community stronger and spend less...

July 10th, 2018

Council used open process to fill vacancy

July 10th, 2018

Corporation Commission must adopt Judicial Code of...

July 10th, 2018

Sports and Recreation

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Sports and Recreation

July 20th, 2018
Wildlife managers rely on EV public to stop poaching

By meagan boudreau Cronkite News Officer Laura Orscheln sets up her binoculars and tripod and stands on a ridge overlooking the...Read more