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Meetings and Events for the Week of Sept. 8 through 14, 2008
Valley Transit Agencies Awarded Federal Grants For Programs
Phoenix Public Library Seeks Proposals for the Dia de los Muertos Exhibit
Deadline Extended for Ability Counts Awards Nominations
Phoenix Public Library Celebrates The Big Read in September and October
City Participates in Historic Live Test of Public Safety Radio Network Gateway
Phoenix Suns and US Airways Center Go Solar
AIDS Walk Returns to Phoenix October 5
Special Storm Damage Collection Begins This Weekend
Free Public Forum on Healing Racism: Race and Politics
Councilman Simplot Hosts Moonlight Movie in the Park
Nominations Sought for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award Breakfast
Surplus Public Auction Set for Sept. 20
Phoenix Public Library Offers Free Downloadable Audiobooks in MP3 Format
Special Neighborhood Bulk Trash Collection for Hardest Hit Storm Damaged Areas
Storm Damage Forces Indefinite Closure of Phoenix's Encanto Park
Certification Workshops for Minority, Woman and Small Business Owners
Phoenix Global Trade Initiative Announces Board of Directors
Free Fair Housing Workshops Offered
Heart-healthy Workshops on Cardiac Conditioning and Reducing Cardiovascular Risk
New Chairwoman of Phoenix Women's Commission Named
New Chairman of Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues Named
Phoenix Public Library Hosts an Evening with Author Chang-rae Lee Sept. 10
Vice Mayor Neely Announces Upcoming Info and Issues Breakfast Meetings
City of Phoenix First Time Homebuyer Programs Have Low Foreclosure Rates
Alcohol and Swimming Don't Mix
Chengdu Earthquake Relief Fund Will Help Rebuild Schools
City Offices Closed in Observance of Labor Day
Phoenix Public Library Exhibits "Paperless Society" by Artist Randy Slack
Phoenix Public Library Hosts Photographer Roger Palmenberg Sept. 8
Fire Department Warns Public to Never Leave A Child Alone Inside A Hot Car!
Public Meetings to Present Reverse Lane Study Results
Homeless Continue to Need Help Staying Cool in the Summer
Phoenix Center for the Arts Accepting Submissions for 2008- 2009 Exhibitions
City Workshop on Recruiting Volunteers For Neighborhood Improvements
District 4 Town Hall Meeting
Phoenix Public Library Presents Fundraising Orientation Aug. 29
Essay Contest Involves Superheroes & Rock Stars at Phoenix Public Library
Filming in Phoenix a Strong and Vibrant Industry
Parks and Recreation Department Hosting 11th Annual Public Lands Day Event
Pueblo Grande Museum Celebrates Hispanic and Native American Heritage
5th Annual Native American Farmers Market at Pueblo Grande Museum
Mayor Phil Gordon Is Now "Grandpa Phil"
Councilman Stanton Says NO to Roof Rats
Phoenix Public Library Hosts Author Matthew C. Whitaker Sept. 9
Phoenix Public Library Helps Residents Prepare for Transition to Digital TV
Parks and Recreation Department Offering Carraro Cactus Garden Tours
14 Workshops Offered at Paradise Valley Community Center
Free Fair Housing Workshop
Residents Invited to Breakfast with Baier and August Office Hours
Phoenix is Turning 'Green' into 'Gold'
Phoenix Parks and Recreation Centers Celebrate Anniversaries
Isaac Pedestrian Bridge Open
Phoenix's Pecos Park to Host 2008 Sports Explosion Sept. 27
Phoenix Fire Department Back to School Safety Tips
Local Asian Arts Groups Get Boost from City of Phoenix
Councilman Claude Mattox Kicks Off Kids Saving Kids Relay
Learn How to Organize Volunteers For Neighborhood Improvement Projects
Local Latino Arts Groups Get Boost from City of Phoenix
Local African-American Arts Groups Get Boost from City of Phoenix
Hair Treatment From a Racial and Cultural Perspective Discussed at Brown Bag
Phoenix Public Library Hosts "The Arizona Cowboy: Then & Now"
Phoenix Fire Department Brings Home the Truth About Trunk Entrapment
Sky Harbor Advises Drivers of 24th Street and Buckeye Road Restrictions

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