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Story . I red the book, i worked in government when he was making his way up the ranks of the fbi, and i said something to him that i dont think it is a compliment, but he was known as being very loyal to processes, chain of command. That is not necessarily compliment from a campaign side. But throughout his career he really sort of respected did not color outside of the lines so this narrative, and he is a lifelong republican, like me, and he is someone i think that is pained to see and ask the...

A new record for monthly organ donations was set in Arizona for the month of May, officials announced Friday.

Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on the Nazarian family rejecting calls for UCLA to shutter the Israel studies center that it funds, and feature an opinion piece by Daniel Smokler about the “Jewish journey” versus the “Jewish homecoming.” Also in...

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Victor Salazar’s health battles began at just 10 years old when he was diagnosed with keratoconus, an eye disease that affects the cornea and can result in vision blurring or loss. During his college years, Salazar’s vision worsened drastically. He also began experiencing unrelated health issues due to an under-developed kidney.

Former Kingman Mayor Jennee Miles actively served the Kingman community in various roles for thirty years, but all that came to an abrupt end almost two years ago when she

Former Kingman Mayor Jennee Miles actively served the Kingman community in various roles for thirty years, but all that came to an abrupt end almost two years ago when she

Reno physician, Dennis Yamamoto, MD, married his wife, Mary (Oberski) Yamamoto, in 1976. Both from large families, their wedding boasted a guest list of 375 people and it was a multi-day affair. It was a big start to what would be nearly 45 years of marriage as they pursued careers — Dr.

Reno physician, Dennis Yamamoto, MD, married his wife, Mary (Oberski) Yamamoto, in 1976. Both from large families, their wedding boasted a guest list of 375 people and it was a multi-day affair. It was a big start to what would be nearly 45 years of marriage as they pursued careers — Dr.

Being a student at Carson High School is rewarding enough, academically speaking, but learning is happening everywhere; however, forcing a teacher to dress in pink, from head to toe, wearing a pink tutu, is a different story and an exciting fundraising opportunity.