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Main Street Minute: Arizona city hiring police, firefighter

Oct 5, 2016, 9:56 AM

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KTAR’s Main Street Minute focuses on local businesses that are hiring, opening and hosting events across the community. These stories air each weekday on KTAR at 7:27 a.m.

• The city of Casa Grande has openings for police officer and firefighter. Online recruitment ends Oct. 11 for the police opening and Oct. 12 for the fire department position.

• Bashas’ is celebrating the grand reopening of its newly remodeled store in Carefree with a ribbon-cutting Wednesday morning. The festivities will continue Saturday morning for the first 200 shoppers who spend $50 or more. They will receive a free bag of groceries.

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Main Street Minute: Arizona city hiring police, firefighter