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Will deploy the Jaguar I-PACE and its fifth-generation Waymo Driver in the East Valley and retire the previous-generation Chrysler Pacifica hybrid platform from its service, according to company officials.

The first of the 10 restaurants included in the new agreement will open in Glendale, followed by locations in Gilbert, Surprise and Chandler.

Giving himself so much freedom, Jesse Pekarek created this nonprofit that’s unique and off the beaten path. There isn’t anything like it, because everything that he does comes directly from his heart.

The director of Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, Linda Searles, said her organization picked up the tiger cub and it now lives in a special enclosure in the animal hospital at Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center in Scottsdale where she is getting the care it needs. Searles said when the animal first arrived, it was a little wobbly but after being put onto a specified diet for tiger cubs, she has filled out and grown a lot.

Students who attend Queen Creek Schools will become leaders in our community. Whether you attend, live or work within our district, you can make an incredible impact on our future when you get involved.

Black Theatre Troupe's productions and educational outreach programs broaden and enhance relationships within the community, from seniors and young adults to children, fostering understanding outside the Black community and bridging divisions which have too often separated people of color from the majority population.

Queen Creek offers a variety of other recreation opportunities including parks, an extensive trail system, specialty programs and classes, Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre and a dog park, Pocket Park for Pups.

“Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s commitment to helping young people develop their creativity and talent is truly inspiring. We try to support the centers in any way we can,” said Lisa Cyr of Arizona Bike Week. 

From 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow, hop on over to the Queen Creek Marketplace, at 21398 S. Ellsworth Loop Road, where the free Easter celebration will continue near Kohl’s, complete with free pictures with the Easter Bunny, an interactive craft activity, prizes and a chance to win $50 gift cards to stores in the shopping center.

The outdoor egg hunts will be ongoing from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for kids ages 3 and under, while there will be three available egg hunt times for two additional age groups (ages 4-7 and 8-12) at 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. today.