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Summer teen volunteer program taking applications

Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Department is currently accepting applications for the Summer Teen Volunteer program for teens ages 14 to 17.  Interested teens must be 14 years old by April 11 in order to participate in program. The Summer Teen Volunteer program provides teens the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field of recreation. The program is designed to improve communication and teamwork skills while teaching young adults to work with the Summer Camp participants. Registration packets are available at the Aquatic Center and must be returned not later than Tuesday, April 9.   For more information, contact…

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DigIt community extends their thanks

Dear Editor, The Dig It Dash Shamrock Run at the Dig It Kingman Community Gardens was held Saturday, March 16.   Many thanks to our generous sponsors (Wells Fargo, Linda & Philip Williams, Atia & Saeed Khan, MC2, Mohave State Bank, Home Depot, Ambient Edge, Anderson Ford, Star Nursery, Holistic Chiropractic and Rehabilitation, Chicago Title, Ridge View Dental, Starbucks, Ed & Marion Pope, Lauren van Schijndel, Sultan Abbas-ReMax, Mangelsdorf Family Dentistry, Bicycle Outfitters/Posh Pedal Boutique, Cerbat Cliffs Animal Hospital and Mindy Terlesky-Kingman Premier Properties), our terrific volunteers and speedy participants. Also, thanks to City of Kingman Guy Reynolds and Jack…

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No injuries in shed fire

On March 19, the Bullhead City Fire Department responded to the 1700 block of Coronado Dr. for the report of a residential structure fire. Initial reports from dispatch indicated that victims may still be inside of the structure. Upon arrival, crews reported a single wide mobile home with heavy smoke and active fire showing. Engine 761’s crew quickly evaluated the scene and confirmed that the structure had been evacuated. Firefighters worked aggressively to extinguish the blaze making entry into the structure checking for any further extensions and began the overhaul process. The cause of the fire remains under investigation at…

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DigIt Community Gardens to host volunteer meeting

There will be a volunteer meeting at DigIt Community Gardens in Kingman to discuss their May event – Southwestern Day on April 13, at 10 a.m. at the garden. The meeting should last about an hour.  They will briefly discuss the Earth Day Event after the Southwestern Day has been discussed so if your planing on volunteering for the Earth Day Event if you could please try and attend.

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Habitat for Humanity schedules community outreach

Bullhead Regional Habitat for Humanity has scheduled a community outreach meeting to begin the process of selecting its next family to receive a home to be built for them to purchase. The Bullhead City affiliate is part of Habitat for Humanity International which is an ecumenical Christian housing ministry dedicated to selling affordable houses to qualified applicant families. Its vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. The outreach meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 2, at 7:00 p.m. in the Family Life Center of City Bible Church located at 922 Marina Blvd. in Bullhead City….

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KPD promotes Freed, Zerr

On Thursday, March 14, Kingman Police Department (KPD) Sgt. Joel Freed was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and Ofc. Jason Zerr was promoted to the rank of Sergeant.  Lt. Freed began his career with the Kingman Police Department in May of 2000 as a patrol officer.  Lt. Freed’s assignments have included patrol officer, detective and patrol sergeant.  Lt. Freed will be assigned as the MAGNET Task Force Commander. Sgt. Zerr began his career with the Kingman Police Department in June 2004 as a Communications Specialist. In August 2010 he became a police officer.  Sgt. Zerr will be assigned as…

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