A Douglas man was arrested Saturday for assaulting and threatening a police officer.

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Motorcycle wreck claims former Douglas chiropractor
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Douglas Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet to be held in October, tickets available
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Paul Huber Middle School raises money through Penny Drive; gives half to House of Hope
The students of Paul Huber Middle School wanted 2006/2007 to be different. Our new motto this year "Give back to the community and to Paul Huber Middle School."

Smuggler gets 35-year term
TUCSON - The illegal immigrant who crashed a stolen Ford-350 pickup into a line of vehicles waiting to make a left turn - killing two Huachuca City residents, three illegal border crossers and an unborn child, as well as injuring more than 20 people - was sentenced to 35 years in prison by a federal judge Monday.

Mexican man imprisoned for robbing other illegal immigrants
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- A Mexican man charged with robbing other illegal immigrants at gunpoint has been sentenced to 21 months in prison.

Arizona Federation of Republican Women to meet in Tempe
The Arizona Federation of Republican Women (AFRW) will meet Friday and Saturday, October 20-21, 2006 at the Embassy Suites Hotel, 4400 South Rural Road in Tempe.

Friends and Neighbors-Lucy Cortez
Coming from a family of 9 brother and sister, she learned to be fond of others, but her life would change unexpectedly through her service to the Lord. Born in Ensenada, Baja California to Eva Sandoval and Jesus Mariscal in 1964, Lucy Cortez spent a childhood of happiness in a city that holds a true marvel for her, the ocean. Cortez attended both elementary and junior high in Ensenada, having her heart set on supplementary education she skipped high school and moved on to the University of Baja California. There she enrolled in the nursing program, completed 3 years of course work and one year of practicals. Soon after, at the age of 19 she felt a desire to serve God and enrolled in the Theology Biblical School of Tijuana, BC where she studied to become a minister. That decision gave her life true meaning and guided her towards her soul mate. It was during this time that she met and fell in love with Ismael Cortez, also a Theology student. Consequently, in 1987 at the age of 22 Cortez married Ismael and moved to San Diego, CA under guidance of their faith. In San Diego they held a church mission for 5 years and lived very peacefully enjoying the ocean, serving Lord and helping through their ministry. However, happier times came in 1989 with the birth of their first son, Ismael Jr. and the birth of Abner in 1993. As new parents Cortez and her husband truly took pride in their children and were happy to be close to each other's family, but soon their lives took a different path. In November of 1993 the Cortez family left their beloved San Diego to start a new church mission in Douglas at Temple Bethel Church, located on #300 and 3rd. Street.

It's slow-cooker season
It's the time of year when kids' sports, after-school lessons, work commitments and community meetings kick into high gear, the idea of "spare time" becomes a joke and the simple act of getting dinner on the table seems not so simple after all. It's the time of year to yank the slow cooker out of mothballs and fire it up.

Annual Immaculate Conception Fiestas del Sol to be held in October
Annual Immaculate Conception Fiestas del Sol will be held Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, October 5-8. The annual fiestas are held to fundraise for the church, and we need everyone's support to help make it a success. There will be a lot food, entertainment, games and more.

Uneasy mood marks new year in Israel
JERUSALEM - Israelis marked the Jewish New Year Friday shaken by the inconclusive war in Lebanon, angry at their leaders and coping with growing gaps between rich and poor.

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