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At “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month” of 1918, guns officially fell silent...
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By Thomas L. Knapp
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11/9/26
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I am writing to bring an urgent public safety matter in the City of Okeechobee to your attention.
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By a concerned citizen
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11/9/26
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The results of the midterm election Tuesday, Nov. 3, were unambiguous: Voters have overwhelmingly rejected the extremist agenda being pushed by “Make America Great Again” Republicans in Washington and around the country.
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By Indivisible Central Delaware, Indivisible Highlands and Beyond, Indivisible Newark DE and Indivisible Southern Delaware
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11/9/26
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OPINION — What is with the loud exhaust? What used to be just a few annoying exhaust sounds from motorcycles, cars and trucks has now increased in frequency to where a walk outside or an evening rest on the back porch sounds like an afternoon at the Indianapolis 500.
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By Chris Simmons | Surprise
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11/9/26
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OPINION — Regarding the recent utility rate increase meeting at Palm Ridge, the Property Owners and Residents Association greatly appreciates the Sun City West Independent and the important role the paper plays in keeping our community informed.
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By Jim Scott | Sun City West
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11/9/26
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OPINION — Housing affordability and access continue to be among my top priorities. At a recent policy meeting, City Council advanced the Housing Trust Fund allocation plan, to advance affordable-housing goals and address the city's ongoing housing needs.
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By Kesha Hodge Washington | Phoenix
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11/9/26
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Nov. 3 brought a merciful end to nonstop political attack ads by candidates and political action committees in the run-up to Election Day. They unfold predictably: tear down the opponent with the …
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11/9/26
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OPINION — At “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month” of 1918, guns officially fell silent across Europe and World War I came to a military end (the political finish came in 1919 with the Treaty of Versailles).
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By Thomas L. Knapp
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11/8/26
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Higley superintendent awarded $6,000 bonus
Why don’t the teachers get a bonus? — Belinda F.
Will he donate his bonus to buy school supplies for "his" kids? — Lynn S.
Wait, I …
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11/8/26
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OPINION — Hearts were racing from Connecticut to California and countless places in between. Americans were about to witness something they’d never seen before. It would bring immense relief to many households and deliver dark fear to others.
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By J. Mark Powell
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11/8/26
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OPINION — The Roman Republic was formed in 509 B.C. and lasted 482 years, until 27 B.C. when Octavian crowned himself Caesar Augustus, Roman emperor. By comparison, the United States’ 250 years barely crosses the halfway point of republican Rome. Aware of Rome’s longevity, America’s founders approached their project with remarkable ambition.
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By Frederic J. Fransen
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11/7/26
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OPINION — I always wondered what President Trump would have to do to make him lose Republican support. Now I know: Lose an election decisively. Up until they lost the midterms, his policies and behavior appeared to be acceptable to most Republicans.
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By John R. Braun | Sun City West
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11/7/26
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OPINION — I am writing to correct a detail in my previous letter regarding the proposed $250,000 roundabout art installation. While I previously stated this money comes from the city’s general …
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By Anita Marks | Gold Canyon resident and food bank volunteer
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11/7/26
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OPINION — Every Veterans Day, there is a moment that reminds me why I do this work. It isn’t the marching bands, the magnificent floats or the thousands of spectators lining Phoenix streets.
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By Paula Pedene | Scottsdale
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11/7/26
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AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security.
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By Russell Gloor
AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor | 11/6/26 |
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OPINION — Following landmark midterm election results across the state, the Arizona Education Association is celebrating victories for public education and working families, attributing historic wins to years of organizing by AEA members up and down the state. This election has produced a monumental shift in state leadership.
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By Marisol Garcia | Phoenix
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11/6/26
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OPINION — The final two years of Donald Trump's presidency may be the most overwhelming yet. With the power change in next Congress, the new majority’s key to success will be calling out bad actors, pushing forward bold proposals and clearly demonstrating a “fight mentality” to the American people.
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By Lisa Gilbert and Robert Weissman
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11/6/26
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Following the “blue wave” nationally and entering the new world of the supermajority in the Delaware legislature, what are your hopes and fears in the months ahead?
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11/6/26
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OPINION — The recent article on the closing of the Condo Owners Association left the impression that the organization made little effort to recruit volunteers and that its role was not particularly important in Sun City. I respectfully disagree.
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By Marsha Rory | Sun City
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11/6/26
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OPINION — Re: the $250,000 art project for the roundabout (“City to consider $250K roundabout art agreement” on the cover of the November 2026 edition of the Apache Junction/Gold Canyon …
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By Torrey Baugher | Apache Junction resident
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11/5/26
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