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Softball park closed for renovations

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Bicentennial Park Softball Field, 15705 N. Nash Street, will close June 8 to 14, to allow for field renovations and maintenance....

Dream come true

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For her dedication to DreamCatcher Park, Joan Shafer, the late mayor of Surprise, will be honored this fall when the city names the field after her....

Restaurant serves benefit for pooches

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1130 The Restaurant in the Arizona Center, at Third and Van Buren streets in downtown Phoenix, will have a "Paws in the Garden" event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday to benefit nearly 150 chihuahuas rescued from Tucson by Arizona Chihuahua Rescue. The...

Tot Time summer program is back

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The Surprise Community and Recreation Services Department will offer a nine-week Tot Time Summer Program, for children ages 3 to 5, beginning June 2....

Planning committee OK's Westfield Commons site plan

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The Surprise Planning and Zoning Committee breezed through its agenda on Tuesday night, approving a handful of projects and one rezoning....

Road closure expected to last several days

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 Litchfield Road, between Waddell and Cactus Roads, will be closed in both directions starting Tuesday, May 6....

Survey results should help DUSD form strategic plan

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The Dysart Unified School District is on its way to forming a strategic plan....

Pancakes precede Memorial Day Parade

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Surprise and the Surprise Sundancers are playing host to a pancake breakfast prior to the city's second annual Memorial Day Parade....

Man gets 23 years in hit and run

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The man involved in the hit-and-run crash that killed a 19-year-old motorcyclist in Surprise last year has been sentenced to 23 years in prison....

Sun Citian Geri Piper, center, chef and teacher of the culinary arts program in Dysart Unified School District, stands with two of her award-winning students from Valley Vista High School in Surprise, Lataunya Benally and Jasmin Smith.

DUSD culinary arts students produce award-winning results

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There are some new chefs in town, and they hail from Valley Vista High School in Surprise....

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