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- Nicole Ludden
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The Tucson City Council voted to return 10.6 acres to the Tohono O’odham Nation near the base of Sentinel Peak, known as the birthplace of Tucson.
- Jen Bond | This Is Tucson
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Espectáculos de fuegos artificiales en Tucsón, Marana, Oro Valley, Sahuarita y Sierra Vista
- By Megan Mogan Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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OPINION: "We’ve just been released from the grip of a brutal heatwave," writes Sentinel Peak resident Megan Mogan. "Temperatures that spiked on June 11 continued for nine days, breaking a record set in June 1990 for most consecutive days over 112 degrees."
- By Ann Brown Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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This group of mostly women, many of whom are in their 60s or older, meet once a month to pick up litter on 'A' Mountain. They've dubbed themselves the "Trashy Divas."
- Jasmine Demers
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In an effort led by City of Tucson Councilmember Lane Santa Cruz, the lighting of the “A” would coincide with National Nurses Week and National Hospitals Week.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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While similar sized cities lament having no bookstores in their borders, Tucson has seven, not counting a couple big-box stores.
- Shaq Davis
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It’s the city’s goal that improvements — like better signage and limits on vehicle traffic — will help attract more visitors.
- Justin Sayers
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More than 200,000 cubic yards of sediment will be removed from the Santa Cruz River and relocated to a landfill near “A” Mountain next year, t…
- Shaq Davis
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Vehicle access to "A" Mountain is now banned on Mondays after the City of Tucson launched a six-month pilot program this morning.
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