Katrina Eaton gave birth to a healthy baby girl, but the situation rapidly changed. Baby PJ got a cold that became pneumonia and respiratory failure. She was taken to the closest emergency room and then transported by medical...
Customers can get their annual flu shots for $40 at more than 100 Bashas’, Food City and AJ’s Fine Foods until Friday, Dec. 30. An appointment isn’t needed. Flu season typically peaks between December and March. According...
Maricopa County officials are asking residents to participate in a citizens survey that includes questions about quality of life in the community, local policies, demographics, ratings of local government services and resident...
By Paul Maryniak The Chandler City Council will have two new faces next January now that the Nov. 8 election resolve who will sit in the seventh seat. And while the Chandler Unified School District governing board won’t...
Police Chief Sean Duggan promoted Cmdr. Dale Walters to assistant chief on Oct. 21 after an extensive interview process. A 24-year veteran of the department, Walters is the second assistant chief, alongside Jason Zdilla. Walters...
ICAN: Positive Programs for Youth has promoted Cassie Patris-Browne to chief philanthropy officer. She was director of philanthropy with ICAN for four years. She filled the role previously held by Shelby Pedersen, who was...
D’Vine Wine Bar and Bistro, in partnership with Spark of Hope Foundation, will host a wine social benefiting the Hamilton Homeless Fund from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10, at its Chandler location 3990 S. Alma School Rd. The...
By Tim J. Randall Kelly Schwab assumed the role of city attorney a week after the City Council nominated and approved her for the position on Nov 7. “I am extremely fortunate to take on the responsibilities of city...
By Paul Maryniak In the wake of the Nov. 8 election, Chandler can now boast of having two key leaders in both chambers of the state Legislature when it goes into session in January. And the election added a touch of blue to the...
John Woycitzky, a cardiovascular laboratory technician from Chandler, helped patients affected by Hurricane Matthew as a member part of a National Disaster Medical Assistance Team. The group provided medical support to a hospital...
