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“Now more than ever, our nation's youth are dying of suicide at an alarming rate, it is our responsibility as a community to band together and bring awareness to this situation,” said Douglas Moss, president of Legacy Cares. “Thank you to COPA Health for partnering with us during Mental Health Awareness month to bring to light these serious issues.”

“It is easy to overlook the toll the summer heat takes on vehicles, which is why auto repair and roadside assistance surge as much as 25 percent during the summer months," said Frank Goodwin, vice president of operations car repair for AAA Arizona.

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It’s natural to wonder why influenza is increasing so late in the season. There are multiple possible reasons, starting with the unpredictability of influenza season to season. Another factor could be a reduction in COVID-19 mitigation steps such as masks and physical distancing, which may have contributed to lower-than-usual influenza numbers last season.

Trash and recycling services will not be impacted by the holiday. Residents in Zone 1 need to have their carts curbside by 6 a.m. on Monday, May 30 for service.

“We’re thrilled to be bringing our fresh food, made fresh to more people in Arizona,” said Steve Vaughan, CEO of Cafe Rio Mexican Grill. “The residents of Johnson Ranch in San Tan Valley are going to be excited to try our award-winning, flavor-packed, made from scratch recipes.”  

Any future freeway restrictions related to Tempe’s separate work to repair the broken water main will be scheduled as needed. At this time, the city has lane restrictions in place at the McClintock Drive intersection with US 60. Drivers can consider alternate routes, including Rural Road.