John Bribiescas of Mammoth graduated from Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences on May 7, 2018. He is a 2014 graduate of San Manuel High School. Congratulations, John!
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After you “Pull Aside, Stay Alive,” what comes next? Turn off all vehicle lights so other cars won’t follow and possibly crash into you
PHOENIX – You know not to drive into the towering wall of dust. And if a dust channel whips across a highway and engulfs your vehicle, the mantra “Pull Aside, Stay Alive” can lead you to safety. But even after you’ve pulled aside, one of the most important...
Pinal County Building Safety stresses pool safety as temperature rise
FLORENCE, AZ - For families with young children, the summer school break is upon us. The start of the warmer summer weather, backyard BBQ’s and definitely the time to jump in the pool and keep cool. Pool safety is a year-round priority in Arizona and...
Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation invests $20,000 in children’s oral health services; Sun Life’s community dental program funds school-based oral health screening services
Casa Grande, Ariz. — Thanks to a 2018 grant for $20,000 from Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation, Sun Life Family Health Center’s community dental program has been able to serve children of the Pinal County School systems by providing oral hygiene instruction, dental...
Rancho Linda Vista celebrates 50th anniversary
On Memorial Day weekend, Rancho Linda Vista celebrated 50 years of growth as a creative community. The ranch was purchased in 1968 by a group of 11 families associated with the University of Arizona, many of them artists. Over the years this...
SaddleBrooke cycling group gives gift of wheels at Mammoth STEM School
The SaddleBrooke CycleMasters Club attended the Mammoth STEM School awards ceremony on Monday, May 21. At the ceremony they presented six bicycles and helmets to some deserving students. The CycleMasters raises money to give bicycles as incentive for...
First Things First: Everyone can help young kids stay safe around water this summer
SAN MANUEL (June 4, 2018) – Pool weather and summertime go hand in hand. Especially since pools are everywhere—in your backyard, apartment complexes, neighbors’ homes. As the weather gets warmer, more and more families are using their pools or attending pool parties....
Oracle, San Manuel residents train Girl Scouts to change lives
Michael Reddish and Jeff Egan trained the Girl Scouts of Camp Whispering Pines. The Girl Scout leaders were trained in how to safely facilitate a low ropes course. The ropes course is designed to build courage, confidence, and teamwork but can be dangerous if...
Sea Lions open 2018 season with a win
The Sea Lions Swim Team traveled to Parkside (Florence Anthem) for the first swim meet of the 2018 Summer Season against the other six teams in the Central Arizona Swimming League. The Sea Lions won the meet with 565 points, Parkside finished 2nd with 481...
AMR provides free CPR training
Thanks to AMR and the Oracle Fire Department, Tri-Community residents are better equipped to save lives. Late in May, local EMS provider American Medical Response (AMR), which operates as Tri-City Med, provided coaching to local residents, teaching them...