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Lake Havasu City conducting citizen survey

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Lake Havasu City is conducting a citizen survey to ask residents for their ideas and opinions about the City.  The results of the survey will help the City identify what they are doing well and where they need to improve, in order to meet the needs of citizens.  8,000 households will receive invitations in the mail, starting the week of March 22, asking them to participate in the survey. The survey includes questions about quality of life in the community, local policies, demographics, and resident satisfaction with City services. “We greatly appreciate our residents who take…

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Shambaugh & Sons bringing 60 new jobs to county

MOHAVE COUNTY – A sprinkler pipe fabrication company is setting up shop on the Nucor Steel campus along Route 66 just outside Kingman. Mohave County announced Shambaugh & Sons will first operate from an existing vacant building. Economic Development Director Tami Ursenbach said Shambaugh will subsequently utilize an 84,000 sq. ft. facility that is under construction on Nucor-owned property. Dozens of jobs will result. “It’s wonderful that 60 new jobs will become available,” Ursenbach said. “We’re so pleased that Shambaugh & Sons saw our many available resources and then saw fit to join us for a shared profitable and enjoyable…

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MCC computer information systems instructor presents at higher education conference

MOHAVE COUNTY – Dr. Andra Goldberg, Mohave Community College’s Computer Information Systems faculty member was chosen to present at The Adult Higher Education Alliance 45th Annual Conference Friday, March 12.   The Adult Higher Education Alliance purpose is to help institutions of higher education develop and sustain learning environments and programs for suitable adults.  Dr. Goldberg’s presentation, “Not Buy the Book! The Challenges and Rewards of Achieving Course Outcomes with Open Educational Resources (OER) Materials” is about her experience developing free and low-cost course materials for college courses. Open Educational Resources are free or low-cost course materials for classes.  “I’m honored…

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MCC computer information systems instructor presents at higher education conference

MOHAVE COUNTY – Dr. Andra Goldberg, Mohave Community College’s Computer Information Systems faculty member was chosen to present at The Adult Higher Education Alliance 45th Annual Conference Friday, March 12.   The Adult Higher Education Alliance purpose is to help institutions of higher education develop and sustain learning environments and programs for suitable adults.  Dr. Goldberg’s presentation, “Not Buy the Book! The Challenges and Rewards of Achieving Course Outcomes with Open Educational Resources (OER) Materials” is about her experience developing free and low-cost course materials for college courses. Open Educational Resources are free or low-cost course materials for classes.  “I’m honored…

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LHC improves back-up water supply

LAKE HAVASU CITY – In an effort to continue to provide safe and secure water services to the community, Lake Havasu City announces the scheduled improvements to the City’s back-up water supply. The City is closing a section of London Bridge Road between the intersections of Dover Avenue and Kirk Drive in all directions to allow for the pump testing of the new well at the water treatment plant. Intermittent closures are possible starting Thursday, March 18, through Friday, March 19, with full closure to begin on Saturday, March 20, at 6:00 a.m. and last through Sunday, March 21, opening at 6:00…

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