An Oro Valley Man is accused by federal prosecutors of using millions in loans for his claimed business on an expensive home, luxury vehicles and travel.
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- James Abels, Midtown
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12/27/25: A6 “Medicaid paid over $200M for dead people”.
- Laurence Edralin
Join us for a presentation entitled “Shield Yourself: Digital Safety for Everyday Life” presented by Seth Rosenblum at 1 p.m. in the DesertVie…
- Melanie Einbund
The SaddleBrooke Public Affairs Commission (SPAC) is organizing an important seminar on Scams and Fraud—a topic that affects all of us.
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Attorney General Kris Mayes will host an Elder Scams Town Hall in SaddleBrooke from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the DesertView Performing Arts Ce…
- Sierra Blaser
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Tucsonan David Wright drained his wife Mary's retirement account, sending tens of thousands of dollars to a woman he met on Facebook.
- Thea Chalow, Oro Valley
This past year, I was one of the 1 million Americans whose personal information was compromised and used to fraudulently bill Medicare for med…
- Laurence Edralin
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Robert Muise will present the latest information on this important topic for SaddleBrooke residents at 1 p.m. in the DesertView Theatre on Mon…
- Wes Ward, Oro Valley
The purpose of the so-called “big” or “long con” is to win or gain control of something for the long term. It is imperative that the primary v…
- Eric Witherspoon, Northwest side
Republicans, as the party of government efficiency, we must unite in pressing to repeal the expansion of the ESA education vouchers program (2…
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