The adage of truth being the first real casualty of war (including war on the poor) is substantiated by the proposed $750 million “Proposition…
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- Ellice Lueders
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La Estrella Bakery abrió su tercer local en Barrio Hollywood este fin de semana. La ubicación del lado oeste fue una vez El Rio Bakery, donde los fundadores de La Estrella, la familia Franco, comenzaron a hacer el pan dulce favorito de Tucsón.
La Estrella Bakery’s goodness is expanding on Tucson’s west side- Cathalena E. Burch
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For Star subscribers: The family that runs the popular Tucson bakery is returning to their Barrio Hollywood roots.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Christopher Rodarte’s (who simply publishes as Rodarte) first book “La Llorona: Ghost Stories of the Southwest,” is a collection of stories ba…
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Local author Christopher Rodarte’s first book “La Llorona: Ghost Stories of the Southwest,” is a collection of stories based on encounters tha…
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Local author Christopher Rodarte, who grew up in New Mexico and is a third-grade teacher at Tucson’s Sam Hughes Elementary School, published a…
- Ernesto Portillo Jr.
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If I were to tell you about a kid who grew up in Barrio Hollywood on the city’s west side, where he ran around on the unpaved streets and help…
- Arizona Daily Star
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The rental homes cater to Tucson families preparing for homeownership.
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- Arizona Daily Star
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The rental homes cater to Tucson families preparing for homeownership.
- By Murphy Woodhouse Arizona Daily Star
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There will be a number of street closures around the Menlo Park and Barrio Hollywood neighborhoods, where officials ask no one park.
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