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Friday, September 03, 2010
Gov. Brewer stumbles during debate
The Associated Press
The Associated Press
It will go down as one of the most painful openings to a political debate in recent memory.

Gov. Jan Brewer stumbled and stammered through her opening statement during a televised debate Wednesday night, suffering through an embarrassing, cringe-eliciting pause that lasted more than 10 seconds.

Click here to see AP video of Gov. Jan Brewer's embarrassing stumble and abrupt exit from reporters' questions


Thursday, September 02, 2010
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Latest News
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• Spiker resigns from Yavapai Downs
• Prosecution DNA witness aids defense
• Deputies seize 11 pounds of marijuana
• Police seek person stealing catalytic converters
• Skinner gets 1.75 years for sexual conduct with a minor
• Students learn math concepts using pizzas
• Donation boxes for Meals on Wheels stolen from local businesses

Features
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• Contractors are relocating to buildings that best fit their needs
• High Holy Days a time for atonement
• Experts agree: Closing registers does more harm than good
• Non-working cable outlets only a danger to blood pressure
• Column: Paris Hilton is down to a one-star rating
• Worship Services: Week of Sep. 3
• Church News: Week of Sep. 3

Milestones
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• 50th Anniversary: Ben and Joycelyn Schmid
• Wedding: Tahra Wood and Kyle Pearson
• Birth: Clyde Everett Moody
• Military News: Army Pfc. Wade M. Preecs
• Birth: Cade Dean Little
• Birth: Jaxon Ray Miller
• Birth: Tessa Analee Fuller

Opinions
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• Editorial: Birth is a good time to start saving for college
• Column: Better to slice in hell than to work in heaven
• Letter: Vet staff eased painful time with compassion
• Letter: Moving jail causes unnecessary grief
• Letter: 'Blue bellies' unite every American
• Editorial: School staff should know who belongs
• Letter: Bumper stickers convey faith, too

AzEdge Spotlight
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• Blues Brother: Full-blooded Navajo Sir Harrison finds his calling
• Bar band listings: Week of Sept. 3
• Blues, pop, rock at Granite Creek Vineyards mini-fest
• Plugged In ... Spafford
• Gamer's Grid: Halo: Reach
• Now Playing: Week of Sept. 3
• Art & Exhibits: Week of Sept. 3

Obituaries


• Obituary: Ida May Britz
• Obituary: Lorrie D. Dighton
• Obituary: Mary Mando
• Obituary: Eric Franklin Foust
• Obituary: Jane Brisack Andre
• Obituary: Sister Peter of the Annunciation (Pamela Murray)
• Obituary: A.C. Williams

Sports
Local | Regional | Sports Desk


• Prep Volleyball: Badgers top Bears in home opener
• Prep Football Previews: Prescott High ready for No. 2 Mingus
• Prep Roundup: BMHS pulls off cross country sweep
• Yavapai College Soccer: Efiom sparkles in 'Riders OT victory
• Sundogs: Arizona re-signs veteran trio
• Prep Badminton: Prescott High opens with win
• Fall Season Prep Previews: BMHS swim team boasts big numbers

Special Coverage
Blogs | Videos | Projects


• Blog: What's hidden beneath the surface of a man
• Find of the Day: Ancient Sumerian Music
• Blog: Monsoon rain - turn a big problem into a big asset
• Blog: Fearing the fear of your fear factor
• Blog: Twittered right in the face! book.
• Blog: Prescott Farmers Market. What have I been missing?
• Blog: Capture of fugitives brings sigh of relief, dodged bullet

Business


• Radiology group brings transparency to health issues
• 'Wild-hair' idea takes root with new salon
• Common Ground landscaping business owner sells to CareScape in order to focus on other endeavors
• Sign-holding jobs are a sign of the times
• Great sales come from good habits
• Tri-city fuel prices trending downward
• BBB sends out warning about loan ads

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This Week's Events
Overeaters Anonymous

Seminar and Workshop, Common Behavior Problems in Dogs

First Annual Rogue Bud Writing Competition

Central Arizona Concert Band Concert

Naturalist Saturdays

Crystal Krietenstein Foubert Memorial Ride

Seminar and Workshop, Common Behavior Problems in Dogs

Applebee Team Roping

Central Arizona Concert Band Concert

Naturalist Led Hikes

Nicotine Anonymous Meeting

Seminar and Workshop, Common Behavior Problems in Dogs

Applebee Team Roping

Central Arizona Concert Band Concert

Prescott Summer Sectional Bridge Tournament

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