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Home Buyer Tax Credit Extended & Expanded - Tuesday, November 24, 2009

The Home Buyer Tax Credit that was set to expire at the end of November has been extended through April 30th 2010. This original tax credit of up to $8,000 is available to just about anyone who has not owned a home in the previous 3 years. The program was also expanded to allow for a tax credit of up to $6,500 for homeowners who have lived in their previous homes for 5 consecutive years and purchase a new or re-sale home between Nov. 6th, 2009-April 30th 2010. For all the Details of the tax credits read the article on the Articles page of this site.  

 
FREE Caution Children at Play Signs - Wednesday, December 31, 2008

The Kenny Klaus Team has FREE "Caution, Children at Play" Signs available for area residents. These bright yellow signs are great to place in front of your home while your children are at play. Stop by our Office on the SouthEast Corner of Ellsworth & Guadalupe behind Sonic anytime Monday-Friday from 8:30a-5p to pick one up. Or contact us at 480-354-7344 to arrange a pick up. These signs are Free.

 

 
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Gilbert district approves test fee for some 1st grade, K applicants
Board OKs fee to test kids for early start in kindergarten and some entering first grade.

Gilbert parents want response to school knife incident
Child accused of bringing item to Ashland Elementary.

Tea-party protest Saturday in Gilbert targets tax-hike efforts
"Gilbert is ground zero because it represents the beginning of a citizen pushback," organizer says.

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Activists get word out on Gilbert sales tax

Rhetoric in Gilbert's proposed sales tax hike is rising as those in favor get the word out by walking neighborhoods and attending Little League games while those opposed are planning a Town Hall rally Saturday.



District OKs $75 early entrance testing fee

Gilbert parents will now have to pay a $75 testing fee if they want their child to undergo a kindergarten or first-grade early entrance screening.



Gilbert student suspended for knife at school

A student in the Gilbert Unified School District has been suspended after a knife was found Friday at Ashland Ranch Elementary School, said a district spokeswoman.



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Former Scottsdale man draws 5-year term for swindling
A former Scottsdale man was sentenced to five years in prison after admitting he swindled would-be renters of vacation properties he claimed he owned, officials said.

Little girl with spinal injury a big inspiration
Mackenzie Saunders' startlingly quick recovery from a spinal cord injury has landed her an appearance on NBC's "Today Show."

LifeLock to pay $12 million to settle ad complaints
The company preyed on consumers' identity-theft fears to sell products that didn't deliver protection.

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Next on CSI: Who Killed Caravaggio?
Silvano Vinceti probes history's coldest cases. But he's no expert, he's a TV host.

Swaps Are Under Fire
Momentum is building for stricter oversight of derivatives trading, as a top U.S. regulator recommended new limits on credit-default swaps and European leaders pushed for a ban on speculative bets against government debt.

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