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Senate committee moves to memorialize mass murderer

All StoriesErik Kolsrud03/15/20183

PHOENIX — The Senate Government Committee voted 6-1 Wednesday in favor of establishing a memorial on the Arizona Governmental Mall for a man who helped to plan and carry out the mass murder of over 120 people. According to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, John D. Lee was an LDS major in…

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Suzanne Moody and her 23 year love affair with Chiricahua National Monument

All StoriesJanie Todorovich09/27/20170

    Park Ranger Suzanne Moody has lived at Chiricahua National Monument for 23 years, and she finds something new in the park to fall in love with each day. “You would think after working here all these years I would have more than enough photos, but there’s always something slightly different,” Moody said in…

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