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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By: Jason Stonemail
Ten decades. 1,200 months. 5,218 weeks. 36,526 days. 876,624 hours.
Thirty-seven seconds was all the time Surprise community activist Rebekah Massie had left to speak to the Surprise City Council from the podium.
Thirty-seven seconds was all the time Surprise community activist Rebekah Massie had left to speak to the Surprise City Council from the podium.
Hate has apparently crossed over into death threats against Surprise Mayor Skip Hall.
Rebekah Massie's high-profile arrest at a Surprise City Council meeting on Aug. 20 is officially headed to the legal system.
By: Jason Stonemail
Rebekah Massie’s high-profile arrest at a Surprise City Council meeting on Aug. 20 is officially headed to the legal system.
It took about a week to go viral, but the Aug. 20 arrest of Surprise resident Rebekah Massie finally spread across the world online and on national news networks.
A Valley Vista High School student was arrested for allegedly making online threats of violence toward the school.
By: Jason Stonemail
The Surprise City Council appears possibly ready to eliminate a rule that led to the high-profile arrest of a resident in August.
By: Jason Stonemail
Speakers will now be able to legally criticize the Surprise City Council and its government officials during city council meetings.
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