Cyber braceros anyone?

Business and networking is not just conducted in downtown Phoenix, you know.

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Frank Coumides met with President Barack Obama last month on the day the U.S. Treasury Dept. purchased $15 billion in securities

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Minority, women and small business owners are invited to attend a free workshop to learn more about the City of Phoenix business certification programs

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The power of Hispanic consumers is on most businesses’ radar, so it only makes sense Univision has secured its place on satellite.

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Can’t make heads or tails out of what the federal stimulus package might mean for your small business?

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It gives individuals who live and or work in Mesa an opportunity to learn more about the city from first-hand exposure, seminars and meetings with top leaders

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A local, Hispanic-run business helps the NBA All-Star events in Phoenix “go green” and out sprouts a new environment-friendly company.

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Part of plan to build a better Arizona

By Gov. Jan Brewer State of Arizona

Phoenix must get as much as possible

By Karen Peters Government Relations Director, City of Phoenix

Arcosanti offers visitors connection to nature, civilization at same time

By Mortimer Sanchez

Cuando…we remember when…

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When Carla Morrison was a little girl, she would occasionally have blank moments, or “duh” moments or as she describes them.

Anna Marie Gutierrez thinks it’s okay to “wig out” once in a while, as long as she has a hand in it.

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Dr. Albert Tejada received the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Degree of Fellow

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Tommy Espinoza was presented with the Prophet Amos Award by the Catholic Charities Advisory Board

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Lissette Argenal has been hired as executive producer and bilingual anchor for Zion Multimedia Inc.

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Anna M. Alonzo, COO of Mountain Park Health Center, was honored by the Children’s Action Alliance (CAA) with the Champion for Children award

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President and Founder of Asi Marketing Group, was among this year’s 25 Outstanding Women in Business as selected by Phoenix Business Journal

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Bill Valenzuela was presented with the inaugural Tucson Light

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Maricopa County held jurisdictional elections last month.

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Tom Duran was hired as general sales manager at KYOT-FM (95.5) and KOY-AM (1230) in Phoenix

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Diaz has a diverse combination of professional experience having worked as an educator, broadcast news reporter and community relations specialist

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Neighborhood Housing Services of Phoenix has added three new board members for the 2009 year

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Despite worldwide crisis, school president keeps Thunderbird flourishing

By Peter Madrid

Terry, gracias for the ayuda; don’t stop now

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Ballet Folklorico ‘Quetzalli’ dazzles with high-energy performance

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What’s green and brown and good for the environment?

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Latino Perspectives’ Cultural Connections music buffs mingled with conductor Lawrence Golan at a pre-show reception then enjoyed the Phoenix Symphony

Applications are now being accepted for AAA of Arizona’s Si Se Puede Scholarships

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Young writers who are entering grades 8 through 12 are eligible for the workshop, scheduled for June 8-26

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Students in Mesa will never have to be stumped by a tough homework assignment again.

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Announced a new partnership aimed at increasing access to scholarships for college students in the amount of $2 million

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More than 30 high school girls participated in SEMI High Tech U, an industry driven math and science-based career exploration program

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High road to higher education taking less time, less money

By Peter Madrid

Because a crisis is a terrible opportunity to waste

By Cecilia Rosales, Ph.D.

Are you a parent looking for the latest information about headaches in children, special needs, autism and developmental issues?

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For those caring for elderly and disabled family members

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Univision Radio raised $236,000 locally through the efforts of La Nueva 105.9 FM and Recuerdo 100.3 FM

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The bill will make it possible to extend health insurance coverage to more than 11 million people

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Since its inception in 1965, more than 50,000 high school athletes have received free physicals through this program

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Program offers community members affordable wellness opportunities, including massage and acupuncture therapies

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It’s a dilemma parents face on a daily basis: Your child wakes up sick, probably shouldn’t go to school, but you have to go to work.

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Are you happy yet? If you are not, shame on you. You must be among the “downers” who contributed to our beautiful state being ranked 10th in the happy scale by Gallup/America’s Health...

With apologies to Hamlet: To raise taxes or not to raise taxes, that is the question.

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Democratic State Sen. Leah Landrum Taylor of Phoenix called for a rally at the Capitol in her effort to shame Arizona into reversing its budget cuts to childcare subsidies for low-income families

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We wonder what happened to her values when the Senator replied to an e-mail she received from Ana Garcia, a 9th grader inquiring about the budget cuts to education

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If the Republican Party really is turning to Rush Limbaugh for direction, it might want to switch to light jazz when it comes to the topic of illegal immigration.

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Rios’ poignant memoir tabbed OneBookAz award winner

Charles Sanderson

“La Protectora” on mission to educate Hispanic drivers about highway safety

By Peter Madrid

Arizona native’s love of outdoors, environment spurs success in business world

By Peter Madrid