Mayor Dickey shares with students 'how governments work'

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Fountain Hills Mayor Ginny Dickey spoke to McDowell Mountain Elementary School second graders about government structure on Friday, March 8. Students asked her what a municipality is, if she lived at town hall, and more, like could she add a vending machine to the town’s skate park. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

Ginny Dickey gave all the students a pair of sunglasses and told them the groundbreaking ceremony for the International Dark Sky Center is set for Monday, April 8, the same day as a total eclipse. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

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