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The center, an access point for Maricopa Workforce Connections, is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday, and offers access to computers, resume writing assistance, website links, tips, tools and more.
The Downtown Library is located at 22 S. Delaware Street. For information on additional resources and programs, visit
www.chandlerlibrary.org.
SRP Energy Analyzer program expands to Chandler
Chandler Public Libraries card holders can now borrow more than just free books. Thanks to SRP’s Energy Analyzer program, Chandler library patrons can now borrow a free Kill A Watt meter that shows how much energy their appliances use. By simply plugging the device into an outlet, then plugging the appliance into the Kill A Watt meter, the LCD display will show how much energy that appliance uses. Typical appliances and devices can be tested, including refrigerators, freezers, fans, computers, printers, video game systems, televisions, microwaves, clocks, stereos and more.
After using the device, SRP customers are encouraged to fill out an Energy Analyzer online survey and find additional energy-saving tips and money-saving offers at www.
savewithsrp.com.
Library card holders can check out a Kill A Watt meter at the Hamilton Branch, located at 3700 S. Arizona Ave.; the Sunset Branch, at 4930 W. Ray Rd.; or the Basha Branch, at 5000 S. Val Vista Rd. To learn more, visit
www.savewithsrp.com.
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Free assistance is available to job seekers at a new Job Resource Center located Musicians lined up for two-day event at Chandler’s Downtown Library.
Vendor spots are still available for the Chandler Jazz Festival, taking place Fri., April 1 and Sat., April 2 in downtown Chandler.
Both food and non-food vendors are invited to participate. Cost of booths is $100 or $50, depending on location.
The Chandler Jazz Festival, sponsored by the City of Chandler, is a signature event that draws more than 15,000 visitors. Free jazz music is performed in Dr. AJ Chandler Park both days, and bands perform along the sidewalks on Saturday afternoons. Headline performers include Azucar on Friday evening and Gabriel Alegria and the Afro-Peruvian Jazz Sextet on Saturday evening. There will be more than 30 bands and 150 jazz musicians playing in the park and along the downtown sidewalks on Saturday afternoon.
In addition, there will be food and craft vendors along with a beer and wine garden, sponsored by the Downtown Chandler Community Foundation. Volunteer greeters, ticket sellers and beer and wine pourers are needed for three-hour shifts from 4:30 to 10 p.m. Friday and between 3:30 and 10 p.m. Saturday. All volunteers will receive a Chandler Jazz Festival T-shirt.
For information, applications or to volunteer, call 480-855-3539 or email
dccp@downtownchandler.org.
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