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The Morning Brew served up a perfect blend of community concerns, laughs, and local support in this episode featuring the popular "Jerk Court" segment with Judge Jineane Ford. When a desperate apartment dweller discovered their roommate had been hoarding dirty kitchenware in a mold-filled bedroom, Judge Janine delivered a firm verdict: searching the room was absolutely justified given the serious health hazards involved. The judge advised swift action to address both the living situation and the roommate's concerning behavior.

Fire safety took center stage as Timber Mesa Fire Marshal JD Pepper delivered a crucial warning about ongoing Stage 2 fire restrictions. Despite recent rainfall bringing some relief, JD explained the region remains dangerously dry—even drier than it's been in two decades. While many residents are eager to burn yard debris, JD stressed the importance of finding alternatives like local disposal programs and urged everyone to help keep firefighters "safe and bored" this summer by following restrictions closely.

The show welcomed special guests from St. Anthony Catholic School who shared exciting news about breaking ground on a much-needed new school building after 17 years of operating from borrowed church spaces. Development Director Jennifer Butterbrodt and teacher Steph G announced their upcoming "Starlit Soiree" fundraiser on July 19th at The Gathering Place in Pinetop, inviting community support for this milestone building project for the St. Anthony Catholic School. The segment concluded with information on how listeners can purchase tickets or become sponsors by visiting stantschool.org/events.

The fun continued with Paul from Beaumont, Texas joining for National Hug Your Cat Day celebrations featuring a hilarious "Meow That Tune" contest where host Chris attempted to meow popular country songs while contestants guessed the titles. The episode wrapped with cheese-themed trivia for National Cheese Day that sparked debate about the proper pasta shape for authentic macaroni and cheese. Want to support St. Anthony's new school building? Visit their website today www.stantschool.org/events and help put the "fun in fundraising" for these local students!