AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLocal Food: Yuma food-truck owners say lower overhead and flexible hours make it easier to start a food business; local vendors share how they got started. Schools & Libraries: Arizona schools and libraries could face higher internet bills if the FCC changes E-Rate, which has provided $1.84 billion in state funding since 1998. In Tucson, TUSD reversed its plan to close Dunham Elementary after hearing from families; the school has earned an A for three years running. Arizona Politics: Democrats are set to take control of the Legislature and governor’s office for the first time since 1966. Tucson Sen. Priya Sundareshan was chosen as Senate president-elect, a first for an Indian American and a milestone for Southern Arizona. Arts & Community: Phoenix Symphony performances are scheduled to resume Nov. 12, while Tempe’s Canal Convergence returns with public art. Desert Stewardship: Vandals chopped and shot rescued saguaros and other cacti replanted in the Bush Fire burn scar near Four Peaks, damaging years of volunteer restoration work.
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