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Know What’s Below Before Digging
August 11th is National 811 Day – the perfect day to remind you to always call before you dig! Have you ever wondered what the different colored markings on roads or in yards are? They’re a sign that a contractor or homeowner has put safety first and had utility lines identified prior to excavation. Utility lines that serve the community with vital services such as natural gas, electricity, sewer and water can be buried anywhere. Striking a utility line not only poses a safety risk, but can also cause an interruption of service to customers. The city and Southwest Gas encourages homeowners and contractors to call 811 or go online using E-Stake to request a utility line locate at least two full working days prior to digging. Be safe…always know what’s below before digging!
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In Your Neighborhood with Councilmember Ray Malnar:
Thunderbird School of Global Management ASU
Councilmember Ray Malnar explores the creation and growth of the Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU as it was first established under the name of the American Institute for Foreign Trade. Councilmember Malnar digs into the rich history of the Thunderbird Airfield on which the school was built, the school’s growth and its success through the present day on the latest “In Your Neighborhood” with Councilmember Ray Malnar TV show. Watch the video
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Heroes Regional Park Library Groundbreaking
There's a new library coming to the Yucca District in Glendale! There was a groundbreaking on June 27th for the new Heroes Regional Park Library branch that is being built near 83rd Ave and Bethany Home. Watch the video to see what the library will look like and hear why it is a big deal and when it will be open for business.
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Glendale's Presiding Judge Elizabeth Finn
Congratulations to Glendale’s Presiding Judge Elizabeth Finn who is receiving 2 distinguished awards this month--- The Arizona Supreme Court’s 2018 Judicial Branch Distinguished Service Award, Chief Justice’s Outstanding Contribution to the Courts category and the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) recipient of this year’s Desert Peaks Award for Professional Service. Here is a story about how her family influenced her career passion. View video here
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Midwestern University Veterinary School Graduation
We are celebrating the first students ever to graduate in Arizona with a degree in Veterinary Medicine! Midwestern University opened its Vet school in December, 2014 and a big congratulations to the first 90 students to graduate who have just received their diplomas. Watch our video as they show us around the only Vet school in Arizona.
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