Page 14 Copper Basin News, Hayden, Arizona August 31, 2011 Taxes Continued from Page 2 enjoyed by all Arizonans. The Arizona Tax Recovery period will run from September 1 through October 1,2011 and the taxtypes eligible to file include individual and corporate income, withholding, luxury, transaction privilege (sales), and use. Tax Recovery applications will only be accepted from September 1, 2011 through October 1, 2011. The total tax liability must be paid in full with the recovery application or by October 1, 2011. For taxes filed on an annual basis, such as income tax, recovery is available for years beginning on or after January I, 2004 and ending before January 1, 2010. Taxpayers who file taxes, such as transaction privilege or withholding, on a monthly or quarterly basis are eligible for tax periods beginning on or after January 1, 2005 and ending before January 1, 2010. "Tax recovery is a chance for those who live, work or do business in Arizona to come clean and pay any back state taxes they owe in a manner that is advantageous for the taxpayers and the State of Arizona." said Greene. "The taxpayer can file and pay without any civil penalties or threat of prosecution and with a reduced interest rate and the state benefits by the voluntary payments which save the time and expense of audit and collection efforts." Taxpayers should visit http://www.azdor.gov/ taxrecovery.aspx for more information about the tax recovery program. You may also call the Arizona Department of Revenue at 1-877-542-2281. Care Continued from Page 6 DECA program also operates the Lobo Store in the Cat6 where students and residents can purchase their Hayden Lobo spirit merchandise. Internet safety is also a concern in the Cyber Cafr. Gregorich explained that during the school hours students do not have access to social media sites such as Facebook or Twitter but after school the online filter allows students to access social media sites if they are members of those sites. The filters are still kept at a very high level which keeps the students off of sites not appropriate for students. He also explained that students and parents are required to sign an internet safety form that explains what students can and cannot access on the internet as school and in the Cyber Cafe. Future plans for the Cyber Cat6 include hosting parenting classes at the Cat6 and completing the outdoor seating area which will create an outdoor space for eating and other recreational activities. Gregorich stressed that the success of this venue is due in large part to the contributing partners and financial support of many people. The Cyber Cat6 was supported financially by the •Towns of Hayden and Winkelman, Hayden Winkelman Unified School District, Gila County Supervisor Shirley Dawson, Gila County Sheriff John Armer, Gila County School Superintendent Dr. Linda Odell, as well as several local businesses and organizations: Fred Barcon - Industrial Development Authority, Oscar Gonzales - GEO IT, Tom Stultz Ph.D. - A+Specialists, Backbone Communications, Robin Newman - Newman Construction, James Ruiz - CopperNet, Dr. James Crawford M.D., ASARCO LLC and Trendz. Currently the Town of Hayden also provides Recreational Staffing to supervise the Cyber Cat6 from 4 to 7p.m. Students from Ray Schools are also invited to utilize the Cat6. he family of Paulina B. Romero would like to express our heartfelt thanks to our Tios, Tias, cousins and friends for their thoughts, prayers cards, food and monetary gifts, during the loss of our beloved Mother and Grandmother. • Qpecial thanks to Father 0 James for faking time from his day oft to come, all the ladies who organized and served the luncheon, our singers, Luciano, fhelma, Pini and David, Grifl:ilh Moduary for assisting us during this difficult time, Rosie Zieler and Trendz for the flowers. Thank YOU to all )ur famih/and friends from out of town who made the special trip to come. ery special thanks to my comadre Gloria, our Angel onEarth. "honk you very much and may God bless you all. Polly Romero & Family Raul & Yolanda Romero & Family  Lilly & Robert Rabago 1,! & Family "-, Dickie & Viola Romero &.C Family .! Polb/& Rick  , i k % Sonchez & Fami y. 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