New Boys & Girls club opens Nov. 16 in Chandler
New Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley facility to open in Chandler Nov. 16.
Chandler school legislative priorities
Chandler Unified School District sets legislative priorities.
1st big wave of swine-flu shots begins on Saturday
Clinics will have over 39,700 doses of vaccine available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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TGen Foundation president to speak at CGCC
Michael Bassoff, president of the TGen Foundation, will present ''The Future of Personalized Medicine'' at Chandler-Gilbert Community College.
Bigos takes helm for national group
Dave Bigos, assistant to Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn and the City Council, was recently installed as the president of a national professional association.
Chandler block watch groups to party Saturday
Chandler GAIN will kick off Saturday with more than 30 block watches around the city holding parties.
Boys lacrosse team forming
Museum offers downtown tours
Chandler City Council relaxes rules on business signs
Chandler businesses can now hang big banners or balloons from their building.
Freescale in Chandler, Tempe lays off employees
Freescale Semiconductor Inc. said it laid off an undisclosed number of workers.
Panel OKs freeway plan connecting East, West valleys
Committee approved plan to extend Loop 202 through Ahwatukee and South Mountain Park.
Chandler Internet Crimes Unit sets sight on scams, child exploitation
With new technology comes new ways to exploit it, leading police to create the Internet Crimes Unit.
Chandler mayor honors local chapter in proclaiming Toastmasters Week
Chandler's Valued Voices Toastmasters Club had the mayor as guest speaker this week.
Chandler in thick of competition for solar-energy firms
Chandler and other Valley cities are facing fiercer competition to lure solar-manufacturing companies, not only among states but among cities within metro Phoenix.
Freescale sees increase in sales, income
The recent chorus of computer-chip manufacturers reporting improving market conditions continued Thursday with Freescale Semiconductor Inc. posting better earnings for the third quarter than earlier in the year.
Consultant tells Chandler City Council benefits of solar panels
The Chandler City Council is mulling the idea of using solar panels for the roof of the 360-space parking garage to be built with the new City Hall.
Motorcycle ride raises funds for special-needs kids in Gilbert
Laurens Institute for Education, a facility that serves special-needs children in Gilbert, is hosting a fundraising adventure on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Valley delays school-based vaccines for H1N1 virus
Supplies of ''swine'' flu vaccines are trickling in slowly, delaying school-based clinics.
No more marriage licenses issued in Chandler after Jan. 1
Chandler Clerk Marla Paddock is shutting down the operation because of tight budgets.
Free seasonal flu shots for adults in Chandler
Adults 18 and older may get a free seasonal flu shot at a walk-in clinic set up at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Vaccinations for H1N1 will not be given out. You do not need to be a Chandler or Gilbert resident to get a seasonal flu shot.
DownEast Basics opens at Chandler Fashion Center
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Holiday Enchantment event needs donations
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce is accepting donations for live and silent auctions for the 17th annual Holiday Enchantment.
Museum offers downtown tours
Chandler church plans boutique
Flu-vaccine shortage affecting Chandler's flu plan
Chandler students may have to get their flu shots at their pediatrician's office instead of at school.
Chandler police nab two purse-snatching suspects
Two men were arrested for stealing a woman's purse while she stood in her front yard.
Chandler reaches $2.3 million settlement with Lloyd's
City Council agreed to pay $2.3 million plus interest to the ex-owners of Lloyd's Complete Auto Supply.
3,000 turn out for Day of Fun, Rhythm Fest
Day of Play and Rhythm Fest drew hundreds to Tumbleweed Park in south Chandler.
Bratfest helps Santa Claus feed needy children
Fundraisers, fairs, music, tennis and tours fill upcoming events calendar in Sun Lakes communities.
3 gunmen sought in 15 robberies; rise in violence feared
Detectives believe three robbed 15 cellphone stores and other businesses in Phoenix, Chandler and Tempe.
Police arrested man suspected of burglarizing Westwood High
Suspect also under investigation in six other burglaries.
Chandler school board hosts meeting Wednesday
The Chandler Unified School District board will hold its first meeting after the fall intersession on Wednesday.
Akimel A-al Middle School hosts culture fair
The Kyrene School District's Akimel A-al Middle School will celebrate diversity with performances by bands, a chorus and orchestra and assorted booths.
Chandler finance seminar for women
A four-part series of seminars called ''The Financially Self-Sufficient Woman'' is intended to increase financial understanding, instill confidence, build financial skills, and secure and protect your financial future.
Hard financial times bring cheaper city classes
Professionals offer Chandler residents an opportunity to learn top skills in city classes.
Ariz. in race with other states to grow, recruit new jobs
Arizona hasn't been in front of the pack, but there are bright spots, like the Chandler model.
Chandler council to consider extension to Washington Street
A new downtown street that has been on the drawing board for five years.
Star Party astronomy event set for Veterans Oasis Park
From 6:30 to 9 p.m., the East Valley Astronomy Club will co-host a Star Party and help visitors explore Arizona's night sky through club members' telescopes
Basha hosts marching-bands invitational Saturday
Basha High School hosts the 2009 Sounds Along the San Tans Marching Invitational Saturday, Oct. 17.
Chandler employees hear about 'hate in the state'
Chandler employees and Human Relations Commission members heard some unsettling news about hate groups' activities.
Seton volleyball star couldn't quite take the summer off
Seton Catholic outside hitter Haley Lawless pledged to take the past summer off from volleyball.
Chandler office market towers over rest of Valley
For the past eight quarters, more tenants have moved in to Chandler offices than have moved out.
Chandler schedules 20th Parade of Lights on Dec. 5
Chandler Parade of Lights scheduled for December 5
Chandler boy found with spinal fracture; couple arrested
Police arrest mother and her live-in boyfriend.
Chandler to host another edible gardening class
A city-sponsored ''edible gardening'' class last month in Chandler was so popular that residents had to be turned away, city spokesman Jim Phipps said. So a second class will be held Tuesday, Oct. 20 at the Chandler Senior Center, 202 E. Boston St. The 6:30-8:45 p.m. session is open only to Chandler residents who must register by calling 480-782-3580.
Chandler Landmark: Waterfall Shopping Center
The waterfall at Waterfall Shopping Center, at Alma School Road and Galveston Street, is dry, but the plaza is still a hub of activity.
From the editor: Dunn has plenty of options when term ends
Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn says he still hasn't decided what to do after he finishes his final term in office next year.
Ahwatukee gelato bar owner closes up shop
Owner Tina Noglik tried desperately to keep Dolce Luna open.
ASU enrollment hits record 68,064 students
Enrollment this fall reached a record 68,064 students; about a thousand more than last year's.
Free 'Shopping for Your Health' tour Thursday
A free tour called ''Shopping for Your Health'' will be held at Whole Foods in Chandler.
Arizona child-care, health providers to fight fee hike
Groups working to oppose the increases before they take effect on Jan. 1, 2010.
Despite economy, Valley public art well-funded
Valley communities are maintaining commitment thanks to the way those programs receive money.
25 students on school trip reportedly got H1N1 flu
Officials declined to give name of the school that had sponsored the field trip. | More flu coverage
Hamilton QB duo push each other to excel
Hamilton quarterback Travis Dean believes being a quarterback is about rhythm and momentum.
New Subaru dealer opening at Chandler 202 Auto Park
Chandler opens a car dealership this week - for a brand that's actually up in sales this year.
Man suspected of abusing girl for eight years
Tempe man suspected of abusing girl and two of her friends.
Chandler, Kyrene districts see boost in food program
Demand for free and reduced meals at both Chandler and Kyrene public is soaring.
Big day of fun, music Saturday at Tumbleweed Park
Chandler hosts the annual Day of Play and Fall Rhythm Fest.
Art exhibit in Chandler shows the suffering, strength of women
Mary Poindexter of Chandler may live half a world away from a Congolese woman known as Honorata, but she feels a kinship.
Intel profit down but outlook relatively upbeat
SAN FRANCISCO - Intel Corp.'s third-quarter numbers show the company is getting better at doing more with less in the toughest stretch for the personal-computer industry in nearly a decade.
EPA fines Firebird International Raceway nearly $32,000
EPA inspectors say they discovered four hazardous waste violations at the facility in July 2006.
Chandler merit semifinalists announced
These seniors from Chandler high schools and home schools have qualified as National Merit Semifinalists.
Home-building activity increases in Chandler
City logs more completed houses in September than in any other month over the past year.
Chandler employees who drink and drive face new hurdles
Employees convicted of DUI face more hurdles if they drive a city vehicle.
'Tweens Express' camp draws few participants
Preteens can attend during the hours they want.
Chandler leaders have plans to spruce up Arizona Avenue
Proposals call for four-story buildings, outdoor cafes, shaded walkways and high-rise condos.
Southeast Valley reporter Twitter/blog index
Southeast Valley Arizona Republic reporters can be found on Twitter, an online social network.
Donovan is community center's new CEO
Chandler City Councilwoman Trinity Donovan, who was laid off from her job as vice president of community initiatives for Valley of the Sun United Way in June, announced that she has accepted a position as chief executive officer for Chandler Christian Community Center, replacing retiring director Elaine Leaños.
Chandler woman rising fast in the sport of road cycling
Heidi ''Crash'' Melendez has made tremendous progress in a short time in the sport of road cycling.
A Chandler HOA saved 1.4 million gallons of water
Park Promenade Association in west Chandler saves money and water by using energy efficient irrigation controls and landscaping.
New fire station will cut response times in critical area
City plans to rebuilding an existing station on Hamilton Street north of Pecos Road.
Restaurateurs, city staff hope to keep dining dollars in Chandler
Local independent restaurateurs in Chandler met with city staff to discuss ways to promote business and keep dining dollars and sales tax in the city.
Chandler FD stretches its legs in new administration building
The retro-styled, $6.9 million red-brick building has exposed steel ceilings and working brass pole.
Owner struggling to feed herd of Chandler horses
Herd roams 49 acres at Arizona Avenue and Knox Road.
Driver dies after car hits dump truck on 202
Lincoln sedan jumped median near Pecos Road.
Chandler mayor traveling to China economic forum for free
Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn and Peoria Mayor Bob Barrett are taking an expense-paid trip Tuesday.
