Globe Council Meetings on Monday

Globe City Council will have a Special Meeting on Monday at 5:30pm followed by the Regular Meeting at 6:00.

During the 5:30 Special Meeting, the Council will canvass the results  of the November 5 election and declare them official.

There will also be Recognition of the outgoing Council members with parting remarks.

New Council members Roberta Johnson, Mike Stapleton and Larry Alderrman will take the Oath of Office.

The new Council will be seated by the Mayor  and they will appoint a Vice Mayor.

The Regular Meeting at 6:00 includes the introduction of new Finance Director Joseph Jarvis, new Police and Fire Dispatchers Anita Stapleton and William Decker, and new Police Officer Justin Maunder.

Action Items include consideration of the appointment of new Police Chief Timothy Truett and new City Clerk Shelly Salazar.

The Council will also consider a Budget Amendment for support of the Broad Street Phase II Project, Library Parking Modifications, and an application for financial assistance  from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona.

New Business includes a discussion and consideration of the Scope of Work for additional services for the Globe Active Adult Center with the Pinal/Gila Council for Senior Citizens.

Police Log

Yesterday the Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 26 year old Levi Packard at Alhambra Mobile Home Park for assault/domestic violence.

46 year old Michael Sullivan was charged with domestic violence/disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Alamo Way.

44 year old Daniel Flores was arrested on a failure to appear warrant for criminal damage after a disturbance at the Claypool Circle K.

23 year old Jose Dorame was arrested on a failure to appear warrant for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Deputies are investigating  disturbances at Pinto Creek Mobile Home Park, Sunrise Mobile Home Park and Pueblo Heights Mobile Home Park; burglaries on Bixby and on Springfield Road; thefts on Sharps Road and at the Madera Peak Apartments; criminal damage at a residence on Central Drive; threats at a residence on Dairy Canyon; and harassing phone calls reported at a residence on Grover Canyon.

Globe Police arrested 44 year old Bobbi Marsteller for domestic violence assault and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Cobre Village Apartments.

30 year old Esequiel Flores was arrested at a business on Highway 60 for shoplifting and a warrant for shoplifting.

22 year old David Krank was arrested for DUI.

Officers are investigating a warrant for fraudulent schemes and a delayed report of a hit and run.

Cochise County Sheriff’s Office arrested 49 year old Samuel Hinton of Peridot on a failure to appear warrant for attempted shoplifting.  

Obituary

Paul Lang of San Carlos passed away November 10 at Copper Mountain Inn. He was 90. He is survived by 6 children; 2 sisters; 22 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.

The wake for Paul Lang is Sunday at 4:00 at the Lolita Mull residence in Seven Mile Wash. The funeral is Monday at 1:pm at Burdette Hall in San Carlos.

Republican Club Meets Saturday

The Cobre Valley Republican Club meets Saturday at 9:30am at its headquarters on North Broad Street.

The guest speaker is Gila County Attorney Bradley Beauchamp. State Senate candidate Harold Vangilder will also be there.

Donuts and coffee will be served.

For more information call 928-701-2195.

Oak Street Marketplace

The annual Oak Street Marketplace will be held this Saturday (November 16) from 9:am to 2:pm in historic downtown Globe at the corner of Broad and Oak Streets.

The event includes arts and hand crafts, jewelry, baked items, Farmers’ Market goods, food, gifts, antiques, and yard sale items.

For more information call the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts at 425-0884.

Loner's MC Toy Run December 7

The Loner’s Motorcycle Club 33^rd Annual Toy Run takes place on Saturday, December 7. The cost is $10 a person or a toy of equal value (and 2 cans of food, if possible for the Community Food Bank).

The Toy Run starts at noon across from the Bullion Plaza and ends at the American Legion Post in Globe.

There will also be food, drinks, live music and an auction.

Old Dominion Mine Park Clean-Up

This Saturday (November 16) is Volunteer Day at the Old Dominion Historic Mine Park.

Work will range from cleaning trails and display areas to more specialized work such as securing exhibits and putting up signage.

The work will take place from 8:am until around noon. Be sure to wear long pants and closed toe shoes. If possible, bring gloves and tools such as rakes, hoes and clippers that can be used on the trails.

All volunteers are welcome. If your community or civic group would like to participate, please leave your contact information with the Chamber of Commerce at 425-4495.

PMFHE Accepting Scholarship Applications

Pinal Mountain Foundation for Higher Education is accepting applications for scholarships for the Spring 2014 semester at Gila Community College.

Applicants must be enrolled full time at the Gila Pueblo Campus in Globe or the San Carlos Campus.

Applications are available at the Gila Community College Administrative Office in Globe. They must be received by 5:pm on Monday, December 2.

Recipients will be notified by December 4 and an awards ceremony will take place on Thursday, December 12.

Copper Rim Fall Festival

Copper Rim School invites you to their annual Fall Festival today (Thursday) from 5 to 8:pm in the Copper Rim Gym.

San Carlos Apache Tribe Receives Federal Safety Grants

The San Carlos Apache Tribe is one of seven tribes in Arizona’s 1^st District to receive federal safety grants from the US Department of Transportation.

The tribe will use its share of the money for work on US 70 and a US Bureau of Indian Affairs intersection, and for a motor vehicle injury prevention program.

Police Log

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office took reports of an assault at the Gila County Detention Facility; a burglary at a residence on Jefferson Street; threats on Yucca; and trespassing at the Pinto Valley Mine.

Globe Police took reports of an assault at a business on East Mesquite; stolen tools; and fraud.

Centennial Band Performs November 22

The Globe-Miami Centennial band will present their Fall Concert on Friday, November 22 at 7:pm in the Miami High School Auditorium.

Admission is free with a non-perishable food donation or $3 for an adult.

(Band members are Row 1, L-R:  Chris Blair, David McGarry, Mat Miller, Sharon Navarro, Sharman Trotter, Cruz Mendoza, Michael Halbert. Row 2, L-R:  Linda Gustafson, Selena McGarry, Christopher Nava, Arthur Sanchez, Jen Enders, Margaret Mendoza, Jennifer Gourdin, Allison Torres, Erica Torres. Rows 3&4, L-R: Kathleen Mercer, Nolan Frost (director), Sam Pacheco, Keith Gustafson, Sharon Mattern, Kelly Hetzler, Bill Joslin, Kevin Hull, Abram Gates, Andrew, McGarry, Paul Allinson, Tim Pawlowski, Carol Rios, Paul Buck, Vicky Wheeland.  Not pictured:  Paul Machula, Michael Guerra and Diane Miller.)

Police Log

Last night Globe Police took a report of a domestic disturbance on Linda Vista.

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office took reports of a domestic disturbance on McKinney and a burglary at the Country Club.

Obituary

Alfredo Perez Licano of Globe passed away November 7 at Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center. He was 65. He is survived by his wife Rosa; his children Estaban, Uriel and Estephanie Perez, and Elizabeth Perez-Melendez; 4 grandchildren and 3 sisters.

Visitation for Alfredo Licano is Friday at 9:am at our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church. Rosary is at 9:30 and Mass is at 10:00.

Miami Hardscrabble Presentation About JFK Assassination

The Miami Hardscrabble series will have a presentation on Wednesday by Rick Powers about the JFK assassination. It includes the details surrounding the event along with some of the conspiracy theories.

The program is free and starts at 6:30pm at the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum.

Candidate Meet and Greet

There will be a local Meet and Greet for two state Democratic candidates  on Monday, November 18.

Arizona Attorney General candidate Felecia Rotellini and State School Superintendent candidate David Garcia will be at the State Farm office on North Broad Street on Monday at 6:pm.

Light food will be served.

Police Log

Globe Police arrested 29 year old Darius Galbreth of Dallas, Texas late last night on East Ash Street for domestic violence/disorderly conduct.

33 year old Mark Stidham was arrested yesterday evening on North Main Street for domestic violence/aggravated assault.

32 year old Jason Garcia was arrested at a traffic stop for unlawful flight, felony criminal damage and aggravated DUI.

Officers are investigating a report of harassment and a report of criminal damage at a business on East Mesquite Street.

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 30 year old Ronnie Sanchez for domestic violence and disorderly conduct.

Deputies are investigating a domestic incident on Pineway; an assault at the Juvenile Detention Center; thefts at the Pinto Valley mine and a residence on Black Warrior; criminal  damage and trespassing in an area of Copper Hills; and trespassing reported at a residence on Alamo Way.

Obituaries

Ivan Warren, Jr. passed away November 10.

The funeral for “Linny” Warren is Saturday at 10:30am at the LDS Church in Claypool.

Martha Holly passed away November 8.

The funeral for Martha Holly is Saturday at 10:am at the LDS Stake Center in Globe.

The wake for Pam Gonzales is Saturday at the Holmes residence in Hallelujah Square. The funeral is Sunday at 1:pm at San Carlos Miracle Church.

Meeting for Parents of Home Schooled Students

The Globe Unified School District is having a meeting on Tuesday at 3:30 for parents and  guardians of home schooled students.

The purpose of the meeting is to let you know about the rights your child has to Special education Services.

The 3:30 meeting is in the Special Education office at the Mofford Activity Center.

If you would like to attend, call 402-6020.

Miami School Board Meets Tuesday

The Miami School Board meets Tuesday at 6:30pm in the Miami High School Library.

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There will be an Executive Session to discuss a personnel matter.

Copper Rim School Fall Festival

Copper Rim School invites you to their annual Fall Festival on Thursday (November 14) from 5 to 8:pm in the Copper Rim Gym.

There will be games, a hayride, face painting and lots of food.

Globe Library Thanksgiving Overdue Book Amnesty

The Globe Public Library is having a Thanksgiving amnesty on overdue fines tomorrow (Tuesday) through Monday, November 25. 

The fines may be forgiven for one non-perishable food item  for the Food Bank for each dollar owed.

Police Log

Miami Police arrested 41 year old Patrick Hernandez for theft.

Yesterday Globe Police arrested 19 year old Leonardo Quay for underage consumption.

42 year old Anthony Palmer was arrested on Saturday for a probation violation warrant for aggravated DUI and driving with a suspended license.

On Friday Barletta Palmer was arrested on a probation violation warrant for aggravated DUI.

DPS in Phoenix arrested 40 year old Joe Hurst of Globe for failure to pay on a charge of possession and use of drug paraphernalia.

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 21 year old Solomon Williams on Saturday for shoplifting, disorderly conduct and criminal damage.

27 year old Robert Dobbs was arrested for criminal damage on Friday after a domestic incident on Central Drive.

The Gila County Task Force arrested 49 year old Robert Morris of Tucson for possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.

50 year old Richard Morris of Omaha, Nebraska was arrested for possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.

26 year old Aireka Smith of Pinetop was cited and released for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

27 year old Patrick Smith of Lakeside was cited and released for driving with a suspended license. Deputies are investigating a domestic incident on Euclid Street; a domestic incident on Holiday Hills; a stolen vehicle reported on Highway 188; a burglary on Elm Street; an attempted burglary at Sunrise Mobile Home Park; a fraud report taken on Palo Verde Road; shoplifting at a business on Highway 60; criminal damage at the Gila County Detention Center; and illegal dumping on Copper Canyon Drive.

Police Log

Miami Police arrested 41 year old Patrick Hernandez for theft.

Yesterday Globe Police arrested 19 year old Leonardo Quay for underage consumption.

42 year old Anthony Palmer was arrested on Saturday for a probation violation warrant for aggravated DUI and driving with a suspended license.

On Friday Barletta Palmer was arrested on a probation violation warrant for aggravated DUI.

DPS in Phoenix arrested 40 year old Joe Hurst of Globe for failure to pay on a charge of possession and use of drug paraphernalia.

The Gila County Sheriff’s Office arrested 21 year old Solomon Williams on Saturday for shoplifting, disorderly conduct and criminal damage.

27 year old Robert Dobbs was arrested for criminal damage on Friday after a domestic incident on Central Drive.

The Gila County Task Force arrested 49 year old Robert Morris of Tucson for possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.

50 year old Richard Morris of Omaha, Nebraska was arrested for possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.

26 year old Aireka Smith of Pinetop was cited and released for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

27 year old Patrick Smith of Lakeside was cited and released for driving with a suspended license.

Deputies are investigating a domestic incident on Euclid Street; a domestic incident on Holiday Hills; a stolen vehicle reported on Highway 188; a burglary on Elm Street; an attempted burglary at Sunrise Mobile Home Park; a fraud report taken on Palo Verde Road; shoplifting at a business on Highway 60; criminal damage at the Gila County Detention Center; and illegal dumping on Copper Canyon Drive.  

Globe VFW and American Legion Veterans Day Ceremony

The Globe VFW Post and the American Legion Post will have their annual Veterans Day ceremony today (Monday) at 11:00 at Veterans Park in Globe.

A lunch will be served following the event at the VFW hall.

Miami Veterans Day Parade, Ceremony and Cookout

The Town of Miami invites you to their Veterans Day Parade, Ceremony and Cookout today (Monday).

The parade starts at 10:20 am at the Bullion Plaza and will make its way along Sullivan Street to Miami Veterans Memorial Park.

The ceremony starts after the parade at around 11:00 and the hot dog cookout will follow the eceremony.