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Bob Hembree

Bob Hembree

Verified

Reporter, Lake Powell Chronicle

Flagstaff

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Telecommunications,Open Source Software, 3D Printing e-commerce, antitrust, Smartphones Video Editing, Programming, IOT CPUs, PC Hardware, UX.

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Blockchain/crypto, NFTs, politics, gambling

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Total articles 91

  • Alternatives considered for embattled ‘Streetscape’ design

    By Bob Hembree Verified| Lake Powell Chronicle Verified The idea of uptown revitalization began years ago; it gained a sense of urgency when Navajo Generating Station closed. Forward-thinking community leaders and business owners knew something had to be done to keep Page alive. They knew the consequences of a small town losing a major industry, hundreds of jobs, and the tax base needed to support its infrastructure, public safety services and maintenance.

    By Bob Hembree Verified · Lake Powell Chronicle

    Feb. 28, 2024

  • $6M water infrastructure bill passes first hurdle at AZ Senate

    By Bob Hembree Verified| Lake Powell Chronicle Verified Page’s state water infrastructure bill is back in play. Arizona Senate Natural Resources, Energy and Water Committee Action voted 6-0 to push forward with Senate Bill 1520 (SB1520).  Four Republicans and two Democrats worked and voted together to approve the $6 million bill sponsored by Senator Theresa Hatathlie [D] and cosponsored by Senator Catherine Miranda [D].

    By Bob Hembree Verified · Lake Powell Chronicle

    Feb. 21, 2024

  • Alternatives considered for embattled ‘Streetscape’ design

    By Bob Hembree Verified| Lake Powell Chronicle Verified The idea of uptown revitalization began years ago; it gained a sense of urgency when Navajo Generating Station closed. Forward-thinking community leaders and business owners knew something had to be done to keep Page alive. They knew the consequences of a small town losing a major industry, hundreds of jobs, and the tax base needed to support its infrastructure, public safety services and maintenance.

    By Bob Hembree Verified · Lake Powell Chronicle

    Feb. 28, 2024

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Lake Powell Chronicle

The best source for breaking and local news serving Lake Powell Arizona. Covering top stories, classifieds, entertainment, school sports, event calendar, real estate, vacation rentals and public announcements.

Page, Arizona, United States

+1 928-645-8888