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Fernando Galvan, front, with wife Alice, was instrumental in persuading the diocese to reopen San Cosme chapel in 2003, after it had been closed for 35 years.
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Jesus Leon was 3 years old when his parents first rolled him up Sentinel Peak on Good Friday…
From the third-floor windows of the downtown Joel D. Valdez Main Library, facing south, visi…
Fernando Galvan was that rare Tucsonan. He was born at 529 S. Otero Ave., at the intersectio…
Jim Click’s Tucson dealerships sell for $93 million
