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Higley, Arizona is located in Maricopa County. Zip codes in Higley, AZ include 85236.

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Thursday May 24 | AZCentral.com

Parent gets back at school official with porn site

A disgruntled Higley parent who wanted to get back at his son's assistant principal has been convicted of two felonies after starting a fake profile on a pornographic website under the assistant principal's name.

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Mon May 14, 2012

District Administration

Higley Ariz. School District Growth Results in $2 Million Boost

Higley Unified School District officials were able to increase this year's budget by close to $2 million mainly because of the largest student growth the district has had in years.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Ruidoso News

Tips to keep coworkers and residents safe from assault

With the abduction and vicious attack on a McDonald's employee as she left work over the weekend, employers in Ruidoso will be reassessing their security and protection of their workers, said Ruidoso Police Chief Joe Magill.

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Tue May 08, 2012

Ruidoso News

Protecting ourselves, protecting our own

She had been abducted while leaving work at McDonald's. She was taken to an abandoned lot on Gavilan Canyon Road.

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AZCentral.com

Higley students to benefit from early literacy grant

Higley Unified School District's developmental preschool classes will benefit from a Teaching Early Literacy and Language grant and partnership with Arizona State University to help 4-year-olds with speech impairments.

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Wed May 02, 2012

AZCentral.com

Arizona school-bond bill stalled in Senate

A bill stuck in the state Senate Rules Committee for nearly two months has 21 school districts across Arizona worried they won't be able to repair their buildings or build new schools in coming years.

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