KJZZ's Here and Nowspeaks with Department of Economic Security director Neal Young about recent and proposed budget cuts Wednesday, November 25th from 11 to noon. Education finance expert Chuck Essigs explains what legislative budget cuts mean for local schools. The show will also look at what's going on with Arizona's real estate market. The number of foreclosures is up, as is the number of foreign investors buying up homes. You can call 480.774.8200 during the show, or post your comment or question online by clicking 'More Info.'
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