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WEEKEND: 3 stories to watch in Arizona
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Posted: 02/08/2013
So you can stay ahead of the news, here's a quick look at some of the stories ABC15 will be keeping an eye on Saturday, February 9, and Sunday, February 10.
SATURDAY 2/9
SCHOOL SHOOTING POSSE TRAINING
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office armed volunteer posse members will train in an active school shooter simulation. The event, which will feature SWAT team members as shooters and teenagers as students, will also include posse volunteer and actor Steven Segal. 2pm, Fountain Hills.
DBACKS FANFEST
With spring training right around the corner, the Arizona Diamondbacks host the annual FanFest. More than 25,000 fans came out last year to tour the clubhouse, take photos with players, and get autographs. 9am-4pm, Chase Field, Phoenix.
SUNDAY 2/10
MARK GRACE DUI JAIL
Former baseball star Mark Grace is scheduled to report to county jail Sunday to begin his four-month sentence for endangerment and DUI. He will serve the time with work release.
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