Arizona Game and Fish Department officials are making efforts to preserve one of the most elusive snakes in Arizona, but they’ll have to find it first.
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- Lake Havasu fish habitat program restored after a two-year hiatus
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- County will recoup some unpaid burial costs through estates
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- Havasu drug dealer gets more than 50 years in prison
- Police target speeders in school zones
- Another road closure in Havasu
- Court date set in Mosley speeding case
- Scholarships propel two LHHS seniors into culinary careers
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- Mohave Community College board raises taxes
- Sheriff: Reward offered for info in fatal hit-and-run
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