Jason Stonemail is a journalist for the Daily News-Sun, focusing on local news in Surprise, Arizona. With a keen interest in community development and events, Jason covers a range of topics including business and economic growth, transportation issues, education, and cultural events in the Surprise area.
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Jason Stonemail's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news and community events in Surprise, Arizona. He appears to be particularly interested in announcements related to local initiatives, entertainment events, and community affairs.
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Surprise is already paving the way for a fire station in the far northwest part of the city, even while another one is still being built in west Surprise.
By: Jason Stonemail
With the holiday season here, residents in the northern Asante area of Surprise are hoping for more traffic gifts this year.
Genesis Andino always knew the statistics were never in her favor. But she never really cared about that anyway.
By: Jason Stonemail
Genesis Andino always knew the statistics were never in her favor. But she never really cared about that anyway.
In the 1970s, the hit TV show “Welcome Back, Kotter” was based off the unique premise that a teacher returned to the school that he once attended. As it turns out, homecomings like that are still rare in the West Valley.
West Valley gamers certainly felt the Christmas spirit a little early when the Valley’s newest casino officially welcomed gamblers and fans of fine dining.
By: Jason Stonemail
West Valley gamers certainly felt the Christmas spirit a little early when the Valley’s newest casino officially welcomed gamblers and fans of fine dining.
By: Jason Stonemail
Underprivileged students from three schools in the Nadaburg Unified School District were treated to Christmas gifts once again.
An emotional Skip Hall called it an “honor and privilege” to serve as Surprise’s mayor for five years and on the City Council for 16 years total as he bid farewell to public life at the Dec. 17 meeting.
U.S. Census figures show Surprise is home to an estimated 3,000 to 4,000 Jewish people among its nearly 160,000 population.
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