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Open Meeting Law handout provided by Chris Thomas
DVD video recording of the discussion
CD voice recording of the discussion
Take-home copies may be made.
This same information has been sent to the Attorney General’s Office along with a letter asking for clarification.
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It is sad to say that the public still has to make a comment Anonymously. It doesn't allow the children and the rest of the community to see who they are. If we ever hope to give our children a voice, we need to demonstrate that everyone has a voice. |
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It was a regular school day but Friday is an early release day and they had an assembly which was done as a little play. While I was there I decided to shoot a few pictures of the children who were actually NOT in the standardized dress now required. |
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It's unclear if schools in Arizona have to provide the kind of medical care LaRen's daughter needs. Some people say they do but there are so many ways around it in small districts especially if they have provisions for that in the policy manual. |
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Did you know? Shift happens -- globalization in the Information Age |
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I am sending this as a warning.
Please discuss this with any elderly or gullible people you know. This happened on Wednesday to my friend, George. He is a long time friend and 90 years old. |
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A letter was sent by Mrs. Toni Wayas, Congress Elementary School, to Cyndi Regis and Barbara Langley to clarify any misunderstanding. Cyndi Regis, US Citizen/Parent, Congress, sent a reply to Mrs. Wayas saying there was no misunderstanding.
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June 20th Public Meeting on School Uniforms
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We as the staff of Congress Elementary School feel strongly about the negativity that has been circulated recently about our excellent school ...
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My Husband and I want to thank Dave and others for all the hard work and long hours have devoted to this website and newsletter.
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Red Flags flying for Congress Health Council
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Easter is Sunday (April 8) and among the activities going on in Congress is the Fire Department Easter Breakfast. The 2007 summer reading program at the library will be called “Get a Clue.” Volunteers are needed to be readers, to solicit donations for prizes, and to coordinate activities. A number of individuals representing ADOT, Yavapai County, and DMJM Harris, a transportation company, each spoke briefly.
Miner, artist and businessman Pete Incardona of Sunrise Mine Enterprises is gearing up for his fifth appearance on the ABC television show “Extreme Makeover, Home Edition.”
A new corporate team has been formed between M3 Companies of Prescott and Van Tuyl Companies (VT) of Phoenix for the restoration and operation of the historic Wickenburg Inn Dude Ranch near Wickenburg.
Arizona is abundant in historic gunfights, hangings and rich gold strikes, but no town has displayed such a versatile cast of players than the settlement of Stanton.
The word “retire” is a relative term, and Jean and Willard Bass use the phrase loosely. While some seniors spend their days fishing, golfing or catching the latest football game, Willard searches for gold -- in the land surrounding the historic town of Stanton.
News from the Congress Transfer Station! Ted Thompson, who is the attendant there, was kind enough to be present at the Block Watch meeting on March 20 and to share with those present several items of interest.
North Ranch resident Susie Sterns has an inspiring motto: "Grab the goat bythe horns, try everything, and use the talent God has given you."
When North Ranch resident Ray Schneider was recently asked why he chose the Wickenburg area to call home, he answered without hesitation.“I’m here for the climate,” he said with a grin.
“My life has been flabbergasting -- it’s been a wonderful, wonderful life!” exclaimed North Ranch’s oldest resident, Jan Mahaffie-Allen.
Norma Scheall has no romantic ideas about the life of a writer. She was told she had the talent in the third grade and does not even remember any pivotal point in her life when she determined her course of crafting words.
Stanton, Ariz., is full of fascinating residents, and one couple who undeniably fall into the category are Helen and Laurence Pennell.
Kaye Huckelberry and her mother, Margaret Mullins are practically joined at the hip. “She came out to visit me for a few days in 1992, and she hasn’t left yet!” joked Margaret with a satisfied chu
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Congress Health Council recently had its first work session involving members of the community of Congress.
Remember that the Congress Elementary School is having a family night Thursday (March 22) from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
A reminder to all that the 11th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner will be served at the Congress Fire Department on Saturday, March 17!
Businesses as well as individuals have discovered an inexpensive or even completely free way to regularly and effectively communicate with their clients, customers, employees, and other interested parties.
The Block Watch folks report great success in their fundraising efforts at the Wickenburg Gun Show on the weekend of February 24 and 25.
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A second Congress girl did well at the hoop shoot in Wickenburg at the end of January.
The Gun Show is coming to the Community Center in Wickenburg this weekend (Feb. 24-25). Why does this deserve special mention in the Congress column? ...
I live out by the Congress mine and I have had enough of those sonic booms!
MAALOX - Don't forget the Maalox
Steve Wolcott of the Family Dollar Store has expressed his deepest gratitude to those residents of Congress who have made donations ...
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It’s time for Gold Rush Days in Wickenburg this weekend! For those who have never been, it’s well worth the drive into town to enjoy the various activities and exhibits.
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This column will continue to summarize material presented by Deputy Richard Silva at the last Block Watch meeting.
Joel and Jane Hermsen’s home is easily spotted driving along the street of their Congress neighborhood -- a large, wooden bear looms over their six-foot block fence, holding a fish in its teeth.
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In examining the growth of the Wickenburg area in 2006, one town in particular that has virtually boomed is Congress, about 15 miles northwest of Wickenburg.
Following the 2006 annexation of 2,281 acres of property into the town’s corporate limits, the Town of Wickenburg continues to work on a number of additional annexation projects for 2007.
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The information presented at the last Block Watch meeting by featured speaker Deputy Richard Silva was of sufficient import and general interest that this column and the next will summarize the topics discussed.
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Those who frequent Congress' new convenient store "Smallmart" may have noticed a quiet, unassuming cowboy having breakfast. The cowboy is Shawn Davis, and by his modest demeanor one would never guess that the rodeo coach for the College of Southern Idaho is a three-time world-champion saddle bronc rider with a list of accomplishments that reads like a who's who of cowboys.