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Tucson Time Capsule : Tucson's Desert Mermaids ready to perform
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Demolition of the former Casa Molina on East Speedway has begun, but the bull statue in its parking lot will remain intact.
University of Arizona officials did not say how many jobs will be cut; two sources said they were told 28 employees are being laid off as of Aug. 7.
Historic bank vault now new Tucson speakeasyFor Star Subscribers: Emerald 29 opens this week at 2 E. Congress St., beneath the historic building that once housed Valley National Bank downtown.
A 34-year-old woman was killed in a crash Wednesday afternoon on the city's north side, Tucson police said.
For Star Subscribers: The shop will be stocked with handcrafted products, along with vintage finds and apothecary goods.
