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Arizona bald eagle recovery soars to new heights
PHOENIX — Arizona’s breeding bald eagle population grew to its largest size ever documented, with a record 90 adult pairs occupying breeding areas across the state and hatching a record 96 young during the 2024 breeding season, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s annual survey.
This year’s breeding bald eagles laid at least 119 eggs and produced 96 hatchlings, of which 77 reached the important milestone of their first flight, known as fledging. Statewide, there were 104 documented breeding areas, including seven new sites in 2024.
“Arizona’s bald eagle population continues to be strong,” said Kenneth “Tuk” Jacobson, AZGFD bald eagle management coordinator. “
Can I trust You?
I am too trusting.
Twice in the last two weeks I have been the victim of burglary. Both times it was my parked car at home during the wee hours of the night.
This is how old I am; I remember leaving my front door open at night with just the screen door closed. The main reason was air flow as most of the homes in my area had evaporative cooling and, realistically, there was little threat of invasion.
Now I am faced with rising crime and security issues.
Regarding theft, it is of interest that stealing made the list of “Thou shalt nots” in the bible.
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Radar Hill
KINGMAN – Kingman Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Kingman Premier Properties welcomes the pubkic to Whoville and the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Radar Hill.
ADOT completes project widening 5 miles of US 93 in Wickenburg
PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation has transformed 5 miles of US 93 from two lanes to four-lane divided highway in Wickenburg.
Triptych: An Artist Convergence
KINGMAN – The public is invited to an art reception to experience art as a shared language, where three become one.
