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Daily editionTuesday, August 27th, 2024

Good morning, Chandler.

The Good Day Chandler Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of August.

Community

  1. Chandler, Arizona, launches 'Chandler Contigo,' a month-long celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of educational and cultural activities for all ages across multiple venues.

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  2. Chandler, Arizona, to honor U.S. Constitution's legacy with a city event on September 17, featuring speakers, activities, and refreshments.

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  3. Chandler is implementing strategies to minimize the disruption caused by a significant increase in construction projects, aiming to balance development with community and local business well-being.

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Education

  1. Six candidates compete for three at-large seats in the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board election on Nov. 5, offering diverse backgrounds and visions for the district's future.

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  2. The Chandler Unified School District allocates $20,000 for 2024-25 membership in a curriculum consortium to enhance career and technical education for over 7,700 students.

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Government

  1. Chandler contemplates switching to a city-operated ambulance program, aiming for better coordination and efficiency, with a plan that includes hiring staff and buying ambulances, potentially starting in 2027.

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  2. The U.S. Supreme Court's partial stay on Arizona's voting law, limiting registration without proof of citizenship, is seen more as a paperwork shift than a significant change, despite GOP claims of a victory for election integrity.

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  3. Chandler City Council candidate Joseph Yang faces criticism for spreading misinformation about library content and advocating for censorship, while his inconsistent public statements raise questions about his true political stance.

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Lifestyle

  1. Randy's Donuts, a famed Los Angeles doughnut shop featured in many movies and TV shows, is opening its first Arizona location in Chandler on August 28.

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Sports

  1. Allysa Seely, a groundbreaking Paratriathlon gold medalist from Arizona, champions for equity and affordability in adaptive sports.

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