WESTMARC brings you top-trending news stories each week. Selected from a variety of sources, WESTMARC Headlines highlight news and events featuring our business, education, and West Valley community members. If you have news to share, please
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December 10, 2015
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WESTMARC seeks new President/CEO
Interviews are currently underway. Please submit resumes and letters of interest ASAP. This position will remain open until filled.
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SRP approves $100k for college football championship game
Source: AZ Central
Salt River Project board members Monday approved a $100,000 sponsorship of the College Football Playoff National Championship game to be played in Glendale on Jan. 11 at University of Phoenix Stadium.
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(Photo: Kevin Jairaj/USA TODAY Sports) |
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Glasper leaving post at Maricopa Community Colleges
Source: Phoenix Business Journal
Rufus Glasper is stepping down as chancellor of the Maricopa Community Colleges to lead a global industry association.
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Sub-Zero expands Goodyear facility, brings supplier along for the ride
Source: Phoenix Business Journal
The growth of Sub-Zero spurred the opening of a fabrication facility by its Wisconsin-based supplier Basic Metals Inc., which processes coil and aluminum for the manufacturer of high-end, professional grade kitchen appliances.
Basic Metals has a 26,000-square-foot center near M.C. 85 and Estrella Parkway.
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(Photo: Sub Zero)
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Arizona's 4 biggest health systems form alliance
Source: Phoenix Business Journal
Arizona's four largest health systems - which left the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association several years ago - have formed an alliance to advocate the state Legislature on issues pertinent to the health care industry.
Called the Health System Alliance of Arizona, the new advocacy organization represents 65,000 employees of Banner Health, Dignity Health, HonorHealth and Tenet Healthcare Corp. in Arizona.
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HSAA Director, Jennifer Carusetta |
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Maricopa Community College District plans West Valley veterans center
Source: AZ Central
The district hopes to raise $14 million to support the initiative, which officials say will build on its other efforts to help veterans create and achieve goals in life, education and careers.
At the new veterans center, the district plans to provide help with school, housing, counseling, finances and other services. The district also has facilities in the East Valley.
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West Valley leaders weigh in on key issues
This week's question: Black Friday is over and holiday shopping is in full swing. How has your city fared so far this fiscal year with sales-tax hauls? And what are the city's projections for this quarter, the holiday season?
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(Photo: John Samora/ The Republic)
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Support West Valley Schools through 2015 Tax Credit
You don't have to have a child in school to contribute to education in Arizona through the School Tax Credit. Tax credit monies are not used to fund regular school activities. The donations you make can only be used for extracurricular activities, like sports programs, field trips, after-school tutoring programs, after school arts programs, etc. or designated "character education programs." You are allowed to specify which programs you'd like your donation to support.
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