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Thank you for reading The Standard newspaper online!

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Legal Notices for the Week of July 22nd – July 30th

Legals APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT BUSINESS OR CONDUCT AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA 1. ENTITY TYPE: FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION. 2. NAME IN STATE OF INCORPORATION: Alpha Power Systems, Inc. 3.1 Name in state of incorporation with no changes. 4. FOREIGN DOMICILE: CA. 5. DATE OF INCORPORATION IN FOREIGN DOMICILE: 8/26/2011. 6. DURATION [BLANK] 7. PURPOSE: [BLANK] 8. CHARACTER OF BUSINESS: Electrical contracting business. 9. PRINCIPAL OFFICE ADDRESS – FOREIGN DOMICILE STREET ADDRESS: Lane Ingram, 5627 River Acres Drive, Bakersfield, CA 93308. 10. ARIZONA KNOWN PLACE OF BUSINESS ADDRESS: 2261 Rainbow Avenue N, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403. 11. STATUTORY AGENT: Legalinc Corporate…

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Supervisors want better 411 on COVID-19

MOHAVE COUNTY – Information flow during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been both a concern and a source of frustration for Mohave County Supervisor Hildy Angius. It’s a point she’s made before and she repeated it during Monday’s special Board of Supervisors coronavirus management meeting. Angius said citizens are growingly frustrated about restrictions and regulations when they’re not able to rely upon various statistics about infections, deaths, age groups, etc… “Here’s the bottom line. People are not trusting the numbers, not just from Mohave County, from everywhere,” Angius said. “If you’re asking people to give up their lives, there has…

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Credit card skimmers found at local gas stations

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu City Police Department wants to make the community aware of credit card skimmers that have recently been found at two local gas stations, one in the 2800 block of Chemehuevi Blvd and the other in the 1000 block of Acoma Blvd. S. An employee at each station located the skimmers during a security check of the pumps.   At this time, no victims have come forward to report their credit card information being compromised. Surveillance cameras captured two of the most recent incidents. Those photos can viewed on the LHCPD App as well. Two…

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Bullhead man attacked with a hammer

BULLHEAD CITY – A Bullhead City man was injured when struck by a hammer during an early Monday assault. Police spokeswoman Emily Fromelt said the 53-year-old victim is being treated for his injuries at a hospital in Las Vegas. Fromelt said the 2:00 a.m. assault occurred at a home in the 200 block of Balboa Drive. She said it was reported that the victim was in an altercation with his roommate, 36-year-old Daniel Dean Bowersox. Fromelt said Bowersox is wanted for questioning. Anyone with information on Bowersox’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Bullhead City Police Department at (928) 763-1999…

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Take over of America

Dear Editor, The following information in part is from an article by Jeff Rense. On January 10, 1963, the House of Representatives and Senate began reviewing a document, “Communist Goals for Taking Over America.” This list was put in the congressional record. The following list is the majority of a list of this agenda. It was quite shocking then and equally stunning today in 2020. As you read through this list, never forget that about 100% have been implemented. Did our representatives ever take this seriously or just put it aside? We better take it seriously for our children and…

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LHC pastor named Champion for Young Children

LAKE HAVASU CITY – First Baptist Church Pastor Luis Hernandez of Lake Havasu City has been named the 2020 First Things First La Paz/Mohave Region Champion for Young Children. The award is given to local champions who actively volunteer their time to raise public awareness of the importance of early childhood development and health. Champions spend a significant amount of time volunteering with FTF and building public awareness about the importance of early childhood issues.  Hernandez was surprised with the award during the Father’s Day service at his church where his message focused on restorative parenting and using positive reinforcement…

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