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Lake Havasu City Stand Down

LAKE HAVASU CITY – The Lake Havasu City Veterans Resource Team is hosting a Stand Down event on Saturday, October 17 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center, 100 Park Ave. Many local veterans’ resource organizations are present to assist with legal aid, housing, resume guidance, employment opportunities and more. This community-based intervention program is designed to help the veterans who are homeless combat life on the streets. The hand up philosophy of Stand Down is carried out through the work of volunteers and organizations who make this event possible. Lake Havasu City Veterans…

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Exercise your voting privilege

Dear Editor, Honor the memory of people who died in battle to defend American freedoms. Vote. Lives were sacrificed so that America can continue to experience freedom – that includes the freedom to vote! All citizens must vote so as not to trivialize these war dead. Don’t allow yourself to be immobilized by your indecision, indifference, or sense of powerlessness. Vote! Certainly, each woman and man who has died for our freedom deserves no less. To vote is your civic and patriotic responsibility. When you exercise your right to vote this allows you the privilege to actively engage in post-election…

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KPD’s 47th Annual Pumpkin Patrol seeking community partnership

KINGMAN – While 2020 has dealt more tricks than treats, there is no doubt that children of all ages will don their costumes and hit the streets on Halloween night. The Kingman Police Department (KPD) is dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of our community. On Halloween night they will again have additional staff, volunteers and explorers patrolling neighborhoods, passing out candy and keeping an eye out for any mischief. KPD’s Explorer Post #47 is accepting monetary donations to purchase candy as well as donations of individually wrapped candy. Please consider partnering with KPD and the KPD Explorer program…

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NACFD: For the record

Dear Editor, In the “Letters to the Editor” on 10/7/20, we were accused of buying the hay barn at 2600 E. Northern Ave. Someone at The Standard should check the facts before publishing. Neither Gerald Lucero, Richard Veradt nor Susan Brown have served on the current NACFD1 Board. In 2012, when the building was purchased, Bailey, Collins, and Berg controlled the board. The building was purchased with no appraisal. One realtor represented both the buyer and seller without bids for that service, and the two other board members at the time were assured by then-Fire Chief Pat Moore that everything…

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Esposito endorsed

Dear Editor, It’s election time Mohave County. You have a big decision to make in the November local election. The District 4 Republican candidate you voted for in the last election and thought would support our Constitution made herself the dictator of Mohave County on March 18. Read her resolution for yourself at https://resources.mohavecounty.us/File/Notices/PublicNotices/Emerg%20Proc.pdf As of this time I have not found anyone that is running for an office that is a hard core “America First” stalwart and that has endorsed the “America First” platform as a national thought. The Democratic platform as we all know is of the Bolshevik…

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New engines have arrived!

BULLHEAD CITY – The Bullhead City Fire Department (BHCFD) is excited to highlight the arrival of their five new engines. All of the new apparatus are E-One Typhoon engines that were custom-built for their department, with a 450 horsepower cummings engine, 750-gallon water tank, and 30-gallon CAFS (Compressed Air Foam System) also housed with a fitted Darly water pump. Each engine has a six-person capacity, rooftop storage compartments, large rear compartments, an enclosed ladder tunnel, LED lighting, and updated computer technology. The E-One Typhoon engines were constructed and built-in Ocala, Florida. When completed, they were transported to H&E Equipment Services…

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