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Tuesday, August 21, 2007 4:08 PM MDT

Three part-time Cochise College faculty members were recently honored as Superior Teaching Award Recipients (STAR), an award for outstanding teaching.

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County supervisors set tax rate; Newman absent
BISBEE - It's official. The county property tax rate of $2.8653 per $100 of assessed property value was set Monday morning by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors.

School vandalized with rival graffiti a week before game
On week before the Bisbee-Douglas football game, vandals graffitied the hallways of Douglas High School with rival words like "Bisbee Rules," "Home of the Pumas," and "We've Got The Pick."

Supervisors review water law
BISBEE - A new water adequacy ordinance that includes provisions of state Senate Bill 1575 may be up for a vote of the Cochise County supervisors in the next few months.

Border agent pleads innocent
BISBEE (AP) - U.S. Border Patrol Agent Nicholas Corbett pleaded not guilty Monday in Cochise County Superior Court to charges of fatally shooting an illegal immigrant in January.

ID theft could rise with new law; high-quality fake documents expected
PHOENIX (AP) - Authorities fear the booming industry of identity theft in Arizona is about to get even bigger as some illegal immigrants look for ways to circumvent the state's new employer-sanctions law and a new Bush administration policy.

Business

New agent
Everett J. Jones Real Estate, Inc. is proud to introduce a new member to its team, Diego Guerrero, a Douglas native, who graduated from Douglas High School (DHS) in 2000, received a BA in Education from the University of Arizona and has just completed his first year teaching English at Douglas High School. He attended Hogan School of Real Estate in Tucson and recently received his Arizona real estate license. Diego's volunteer activities include School Site Council, helping with various school activities and youth soccer coach. His hobbies consist of reading, watching sports and attending Masters Courses. As you can tell by his jobs as teacher and Realtor, Diego feels it is essential to volunteer and be part of the community. Aside from being respectful, easy-going and a fast learner, his strengths include a sense of humor, honesty and keeping cool under pressure. Diego believes that his job is to work diligently for his client because the client is the reason he has a job. Despite his relentless drive to achieve, Diego's motto in life is "Take it Easy" because, in his words, if the Eagles wrote a song about it, it has to be true. So, if you are looking for an agent that will see you as a person rather than a dollar sign, come to Jones Real Estate and let Diego help you make that dream a reality.

Ten Perfect Nails
Sandy is ready to provide all your nail services at her location inside the Solace Salon at 740 10th Street. She provides acrylic nails, sculpture nails, pink & white, french manicure, gel nails, silk wraps, fiberglass, white tip overlayed , coating, hot oil manicure, pedicures, air brushing and mail art. The shop is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, call Sandy at 364-4580.

Firm is trade link between Europe, Mexico
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - European investment, U.S. materials, Mexican labor ... and Tucson.

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Up with People arrives in SV to perform
SIERRA VISTA - It may be difficult to wake up in a new city each week, but the global cast of Up with People is doing just that.

Jazz singer in area
Jazz singer Nancy Weaver will be performing around Cochise County in the next few weeks, performing several dates with Cool Jazz, one date with the Gentlemen of Jazz, and some dates solo, accompanying herself on guitar.

Prickly Pear harvest at Market
Prickly pear fruit or "tunas" are turning red and ripe and are very abundant this year from last summer's rains. To harvest use gloves and tongs to twist the fruit without getting stickered with tiny spines. Before harvesting from a particular plant, make a slit in the fruit with a knife and sample. Some prickly pears are bland, some are bitter and some are sweet. Pick a white 5 gallon bucket or more of tunas. To prepare nectar, put tunas in a large pot with lid with an inch of water in the bottom. Cook them until they are soft and easily mashed. Mash well and dump pulp into a colander over a large bowl. To ensure no spines or debris pour liquid through a strainer.

Food

Men in aprons
"Anyone can cook," trumpets the new animated movie "Ratatouille" - a morally and culinarily instructive tale about a French rat destined to become a great chef. This seems to be the operative philosophy of Tucker Shaw, author of the new "Gentlemen, Start Your Ovens" (Chronicle Books, 2007).

Save on prescription drugs
Are you having trouble paying for prescription drugs? If you are and you have Medicare, there is extra help available and you may be eligible. And, if you think you won't qualify for it, think again.

Religion

Sunday school with Harry Potter
This could happen if your congregation buys the new "Mixing it up with Harry Potter" study guides from the Church of England. The goal of the 12-part series is to use scenes from these omnipresent books and movies to help children discuss big issues such as death, sacrifice, loneliness, fear, mercy and grief.

Multi-lingual churches
Multi-lingual churches since the first Pentecost 50 days after Christ's resurrection, preaching the Gospel and worshiping the Triune God in languages other than Hebrew and Aramaic have spread across the globe. The New Testament is a Greek document. Rome's Latin was not the lingua franca of the Mediterranean world - Greek was. Thus, the early Church became a multi-lingual communion of believers very early in its history.

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