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Twitter Tweet Up: Twanksgiving
KJZZ's Paul Atkinson caught up with some media and PR professionals who are using Twitter to attract large crowds to get-togethers.
( Nov 27, 2009 )

Here and Now: Nuclear Proliferation
KJZZ's Paul Atkinson spoke with Robert Gould, board member of Physicians for Social Responsibility, and retired Air Force Colonel Richard Klass, Executive Director of the Veteran’s Alliance for Security and Democracy about the current state of nuclear proliferation.
( Nov 11, 2009 )

Remembering Avelino Avalos
KJZZ's Paul Atkinson profiles a musician who put family before possible fame and fortune.
( Oct 15, 2009 )

New Lending Oversight Proposed
KJZZ's Paul Atkinson looks at a proposal to create a new single regulatory agency to better supervise the lending industry.
( Aug 20, 2009 )

Glendale and Tribe Clash Over Casino
The Tohono Oo'dham Nation wants to build a resort and casino in Glendale on land it quietly bought six years ago. But the city of Glendale is challenging the tribal nation's plan to have 134 acres at Northern and 91st avenue designated as part of the its reservation. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports.
( Aug 5, 2009 )

Arizona School First to go 200 Days
Arizona law calls for kindergarten through 12th grade students to attend school 180 days a year. One east Phoenix school district is the first in Arizona to extend its school year by going to a 200 day schedule. Students at Balsz Elementary began last week, and won't get out until mid June. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports.
( Aug 3, 2009 )

Upscale CityNorth Project Stalled
An innovative 144 acre development in northeast Phoenix combines retail, residential, and office space in a much higher density than other suburban areas. CityNorth opened in November, but has faced significant setbacks including the economic downturn and a major lawsuit. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports.
( Jul 22, 2009 )

Bashas' Files for Bankruptcy
The largest Arizona family owned grocery chain filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. The news came as a shock to some customers, but not to retail analysts. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports.
( Jul 14, 2009 )

Group Studies Commuter Rail for Valley
A commuter rail stakeholders group meets to discuss the plausibility of using existing rail lines. The routes and public meeting/open house memo are below.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009 - 9:30 to 12:00
Wells Fargo Conference Center
100 W Washington St., Phoenix
(602) 378-4624
( Jul 8, 2009 )

Legislative Democrats Included in Budget
Arizona Democrats did not play a role in the first series of budget bills that Governor Brewer used her line-item veto on. But they did help craft an education budget in the special session, and could play a role in helping solve Arizona's long-term fiscal needs. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports.
( Jul 7, 2009 )

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