Monthly Archives: March 2017
Raising teachers’ pay
Strongly suggest that any pay increase for teachers be on an incentive basis. The result will be to encourage the best teachers and get...
Lawsuit against the city of Phoenix
On March 9, the Alliance Defending Freedom filed a lawsuit against the city of Phoenix on behalf of an art studio which does not...
Dear people of the great state of Arizona:
Hello! I am a fourth grade student in North Carolina. In fourth grade, we do state reports and I have chosen your state! I...
Oil and Gas Power Americans’ Lives
Quick: What do makeup, prosthetics, and heart valves have in common?
Unbeknownst to most Americans, all are made possible by fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are...
The next Einstein?
Did you know that one of America's top physicists is a young woman by the name of Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski? She's a 22-year-old phenomenon...
Twenty CCUSD teachers honored at inaugural Hall of Fame luncheon
Cave Creek Unified School District held their inaugural Hall of Fame Luncheon where they honored current CCUSD teachers who are graduates of Cactus Shadows...
Keeping citizens in the loop on the general plan
CAVE CREEK – When citizens failed to ratify the 2016 Cave Creek General Plan during last year’s election it was suggested it may have...
The refugee mess: What are we creating in America?
Every time we import another refugee or other legal immigrant into America, we displace them from their homes. We force them into an alien...
Port officials urge holiday traveler’s to apply early for permits
TUCSON – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Arizona are advising travelers to plan ahead and avoid unnecessary delays during the upcoming Easter...
IRS outsources tax investigations to contractors, findings wind up in newspapers
By Natalia Castro
Government officials take an oath of office to protect the securities of the American people, contractors do not. Yet for some of...