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Alternative Service to MVD Closures
Among the state offices that will be closed on Friday, as state workers take a mandatory furlough day to help close Arizona's budget gap, are all Motor Vehicle Division offices. But, event though MVD is closed, Arizonans will still be able to get a drive's license or register a car, through private MVD service providers. Dennis Lambert talks with Ken Quartermain of P3 Public Policy Partners to discuss the issue.
( Jul 23, 2010 )

Tempe Town Lake Dam Burst
One of the inflatable segments of the Tempe Town Lake Dam burst Tuesday night around 10pm -- sending the lake's water into an empty Salt River bed.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert discussed what happened and what's next for the lake with Tempe City Council member Shanna Ellis.
( Jul 21, 2010 )

MRSA Training
In the first study of its kind, researchers found MRSA contamination on couches, class desks and commonly touched surfaces within Tucson firefighter facilities and developed a training to prevent contamination and reduce its spread.

Kelly Reynolds, a UA researcher and public health educator, discussed MRSA and it's impact on public health with KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert.
( Jul 20, 2010 )

Supervisors Approve "Solana" Plant
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved the construction of a $2 Billion solar generating plant west of Gila Bend -- planned to be one of the largest solar facilities in the nation.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert discussed the impacts of Arizona's move into large scale alternative energy production with Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox.
( Jul 8, 2010 )

Solar Systems in the Making
What used to be a featureless blob in the lens of prior telescopes has now become clear. University of Arizona astronomer Joshua Eisner and his team are now able to see into protoplanetary disks - the building blocks of a growing solar system, over 500 light years away.

KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert talked with Eisner about the technique called Spectro-Astrometry to see better farther.
( Jun 30, 2010 )

Too Darn Hot!!
While the Valley didn't set any temperature records over the weekend, it did pass an important milestone. As KJZZ's Dennis Lambert reports, Saturday was the anniversary of the all-time record high temperature in Phoenix.
( Jun 28, 2010 )

Flagstaff's Schultz Fire
KJZZ's Morning Edition Host Dennis Lambert gets the lastest update on the Flagstaff Schultz Fire from the Forest Service's SW Area Incident Management Team spokesman, Jim Payne.
( Jun 22, 2010 )

VCC in Phoenix
United States Veterans Chamber of Commerce has officially opened a Phoenix chapter.

KJZZ's Dennis Lambert spoke with Chief Executive Officer Brian Bascom to discuss advocacy needs of military veterans in the business community.
( Jun 21, 2010 )

Small Business Leadership Academy
Small business owners can learn how to make the most of this time of economic recovery. Top professors from the W.P. Carey School of Business will teach classes for the owners of small and diverse local businesses at the school's 3rd Annual Small Business Leadership Academy.

KJZZ's Dennis Lambert went through the program with Andrew Atzert, Assistant Dean and Director of the W.P. Carey School's Center for Executive and Professional Development.
( Jun 15, 2010 )

Left-Sided Skin Cancers
The next time you are on the road, you might want to have some sunscreen available. A new study done by the American Academy of Dermatology is showing you can increase your chances of getting skin cancer just by driving in your car.

Dr. Lee Cranmer of the Arizona Cancer Center discussed the study with KJZZ's Morning Edition Host, Dennis Lambert.
( Jun 11, 2010 )

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