 01/04/10 When Asta Forest died, she left a lot of money for state parks. But it's since been taken away.
 01/04/10 If you didn't get a high school diploma prior to entering the armed forces, you can get one at Hamilton High School in Chandler or Cactus Shadows High School in Cave Creek this spring.
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12/01/09 Gabrielle Schoeneweis, wife of former Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis, was found dead in her home last May. But what killed her has remained a mystery locked in a court battle over privacy and public records.
12/01/09 The wife of former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis died from an overdose of cocaine and an anesthetic, lidocaine, an appellate court disclosed Tuesday.
 12/01/09 An Arizona appellate court ruling says former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis' wife died from an overdose of cocaine and an anesthetic, lidocaine.
 12/01/09 PHOENIX - Former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis' wife died from an overdose of cocaine and an anaesthetic, lidocaine, an appellate court disclosed in a ruling released Tuesday.
12/01/09 Former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis' wife died from an overdose of cocaine and an anesthetic, lidocaine, an appellate court disclosed in a ruling released Tuesday. The ruling also said an investigation revealed evidence that Gabrielle Schoeneweis' cocaine use "may have caused harm to another person." That person was not identified.
 12/01/09 BC-BBN--Schoeneweis-Wife's Death, 2nd Ld-Writethru,0416 Court says pitcher's wife died from drug overdose Eds: Updates with reax from Schoeneweis attorney. By PAUL DAVENPORT Associated Press Writer
 12/01/09 The wife of former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Scott Schoeneweis' -- a Lenape graduate -- died from an overdose of cocaine and an anesthetic, lidocaine, an appellate court disclosed in a ruling released today.
12/01/09 Scott Schoeneweis' wife was found dead in their Fountain Hills home last May.
 11/24/09 Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed legislation to eliminate about a quarter of the state's nearly $2 billion midyear budget deficit, as she and lawmakers acknowledged that the action was only a start. "These cuts that we're making today barely make a dent in the... Arizona - United States - Jan Brewer - Deficit - Business and Economy
 11/24/09 Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed legislation to eliminate about a quarter of the state's nearly $2 billion midyear budget deficit, as she and lawmakers acknowledged that the action was only a start.
 11/24/09 If the process remains on schedule, the Ellman Companies is on track to have the Town Council consider a master preliminary plat for development of the former State Trust Land in early February.
11/24/09 The road to the state crown ended a little early for the high school football team as the Fountain Hills Falcons were brought down by the Show Low Cougars during their semi-final match-up Saturday, Nov. 21.
 11/24/09 When the 3A state football tournament kicked off on Nov. 7, there were many boosters in the White Mountains who predicted Show Low and Blue Ridge would eventually meet in the title game.
11/18/09 Arizona will need to turn to outside lenders for the first time ever to deal with the state's constricted cash-flow issues. Treasurer Dean Martin estimates the state will need $700 million.
 11/18/09 East Valley officials and leaders say a new law related to checking legal status of residents seeking government benefits is wide open to interpretation, could become a headache and cost taxpayers if it results in frivolous lawsuits.
11/17/09 For nearly two decades, Dana Saar has served as the voice of the Falcons, giving home game visitors all the play-by-play action on the football field.
11/08/09 "People can live on Social Security if they know how to do it," said Don Abbott, a 70-year-old Phoenix resident who said he's doing just that. He started taking benefits at 62 and remains happy with the decision. But Abbott has an edge that some seniors don't enjoy: He owns his home free and clear. | 
