• It makes sense for government to help helpless
  I do not live or vote in Gilbert, though I do own property in your town. But I could not let pass The Arizona Republic article regarding non-profit funding (“Non-profits’ funding in peril,” Dec. 25).
• Chandler woman’s sleuthing leads to burglary arrests
  Burglary victim uses Facebook, online search to track down suspects in break-in at apartment.
• Gilbert approves settlement on delinquent tax debt
  The Gilbert Town Council on Thursday approved a $212,000 settlement on a delinquent tax debt.
• 30 submit applications to be Gilbert chief digital officer
  Gilbert is currently taking applications for a new “chief digital officer” position.
• Nenaber named top businesswoman
  Gilbert Chamber of Commerce names Pam Nenaber as their 2011 Business Woman of the Year.
• Higley school district may boost teachers’ base pay
  Higley Unified School District is looking to be more competitive.

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• Gilbert might bolster its legislative lobby
  The Gilbert Town Council is considering hire an “intergovernmental relations assistant”.
• Gilbert Police Department set to crack down on speeders
  Gilbert’s aggressive enforcement of traffic violations earns it a $50,000 federal grant.
• Opinions: Lessons learned from dairy-farm purchase
  It will take years to repair the damage this deal made.

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• Drug-detection dog leads to Gilbert man’s arrest
  Suspect had 50 grams of pot and shotgun in his vehicle, Gilbert police say
• Gymnast hopes to make team for London Games
  Gilbert gymnast Alex Naddour, a NCAA national champion on the pommel horse, hopes to join the U.S. men’s gymnastics team at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
• Issue of unification of school districts re-emerges
  Higley and Gilbert voters voted against consolidating their districts in 2004.

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• Gilbert Landfill may become home to park site again
  After drainage issue is resolved, former Rodeo Park home may be turned into a multi-use area.
• Gilbert man named top National Guard recruiter
  In the Spotlight: Craig Wester bested more than 3,000 others nationwide to earn recruiting honor.
• Missing San Tan Valley teen found
  Girl, 17, had been missing since Jan. 11, when she disappeared as she was walking from a park.
• Arizona high schools may soon offer Bible classes
  High school students could earn credit for learning about Old Testament influence on art, literature.
• Arizona inquiry finds no crime in $50 million Gilbert land deal
  Attorney General’s Office finishes 10-month investigation of controversial Gilbert land deal.
• Gilbert officer kicked by DUI suspect, police say
  Gilbert woman “was confrontational” during stop, kicked officer at detention facility, police say.
• Valley districts battle for students, state subsidies
  Pinal County district is tired of losing more than 1,000 students each year to competing districts.
• Increasing Arizona officials’ salaries draws battle lines
  Lawmaker wants to give pay boost to certain elected officials, saying governor needs a $65,000 raise.
• 7 Maricopa, Pinal educators named Rodel Exemplary Principal
  Seven principals in Maricopa and Pinal counties and 10 statewide were named Rodel Exemplary Principal.

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