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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Pizza mogul Marc Malnati knows a good pie when he feels one.
By: Jason Stonemail
A new model of treating mental health issues has made its way to the Surprise area.
Surprise is getting more money to temporarily fix the congestion problem at Grand Avenue and Loop 303 interchange, plus the troublesome intersection of Grand and 163rd Avenue nearby.
By: Jason Stonemail
David Hunt and Jessica Rosa will be honored for their military service as grand marshals at a pair of Veterans Day parades on Nov. 11.
By: Jason Stonemail
The Surprise City Council is meeting a day earlier than usual tonight because of Tuesday's election.
The city of Surprise is teaming up with a new chamber of commerce — this one far to the south of the city.
The city of Surprise is teaming up with a new chamber of commerce — this one far to the south of the city.
By: Jason Stonemail
Another Dysart Unified School District bond attempt appears to be headed for a loss, while newcomers Mary Jane Ziola, Denise E. Destiche and Stephen Skvara are leading early results for spots on the DUSD Governing Board.
With the World Series over, it's time to start counting down the days until spring training in Surprise, especially now that Major League Baseball has released game times for the schedule.
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