Some very Tucson ways you can help those in need and make your wedding day even more special.
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Letters on school counselors, Centene profits, roundabouts, election sign law.
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Letters on Cafe'54, DUI sentence injustice, checking voter registration.
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Restaurant offers job training for people with serious mental illness.
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Two stories of those who escaped the cycle.
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Server Stefany Perez shows the chalkboard menu to patrons at Café Poca Cosa. The longtime downtown eatery changes its menu twice daily.
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Sally Simmons and Michael Lex have lunch on the sidewalk in front of Cafe 54, which provides work experience to people with mental illness.
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Mark Christensen has lunch at Alejandro's Cafe, which serves Mexican comfort foods and has a large storefront window facing the street that al…
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Michael Degan discusses the menu with lunchtime patrons at Reilly Craft Pizza and Drink, which is set in a former funeral home.
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It's more of a "restaurant T" than a restaurant row.
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