The Arizona Republic - 2017-10-12

• ‘We can’t close this chapter of our lives’
• 21 DEAD AS DOZENS OF FIRES RAGE
• AZCENTRAL SPORTS
• 5 ways FBI investigat­ion could snare Sean Miller
• VA hides doctors’ misdeeds
• Help to hope:
• A Walmart Supercente­r is now open for business at Metrocente­r Mall. The project represents the largest investment at the shopping complex in decades.
• Sidelined:
• A storm can ease the heat, but don’t get carried away
• Trump would stifle NFL players but not Nazis?
• Police: Workers recorded obscene video at day care
• Google is changing the way our children learn
• Phoenix, Tucson need to craft a climate plan
• Vegas lesson: Country music is not music of the ‘gun culture’
• Once the king of Phoenix, ‘Hawk’ was good to fans
• Specialty license plates fund non-profits’ efforts to prevent child abuse
• Firefighte­rs defend one home at a time
• Hurricane season takes toll on airline industry
• Take stock of potential taxes
• LIKE A PRAYER
• Possible changes coming on ‘D’
• Peterson won’t be able to spark playoff run by himself
• Coyotes: Tocchet calls for sharper focus as team looks for first win.
• MLB playoffs: Yankees complete comeback, advance to ALCS.
• Central lakes
• Red Sox fire Farrell after ALDS defeat
• Where did CONCACAF qualifying go wrong for U.S. men’s soccer team?
• Strasburg, Nationals shut out Cubs to force Game 5
• The demise of the playoff starter puts focus on bullpens
• Sanders says Cards should trade Patrick Peterson to contender
• UA QB Tate remains cool as spotlight shines
• Why hasn’t Chris Tucker been in more movies?
• Jerome Ghost Walk set to spook this weekend
• The good, the bad and the flamin’ hot
• Chile Relleno Dog
• Top chefs unite for Hospice of the Valley
• HOROSCOPE
• Man passes on vegan cooking
• UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE CROSSWORD PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD

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