Hundreds of people look at arts and crafts booths during the 50th annual Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair on N. 4th Ave. on December 13th, 2019.
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Tucson's Fourth Avenue Street Fair in limbo due to pandemic losses- Cathalena E. Burch
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For Star subscribers: Organizers are $250,000 short of the funds needed to put on the Fourth Avenue street fair after having to cancel events.
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- Cathalena E. Burch
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The wares of 250 national artists and Fourth Avenue merchants will be available online for purchase. Unfortunately, there's no virtual Indian fry bread.
- By Veronica M. Cruz
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The good news is there are still ways to help support your favorite events and local organizations if you can't be there in person.
- Veronica M. Cruz | This Is Tucson
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The good news is there are still ways to help support your favorite events and local organizations if you can't be there in person.
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Normally, we love telling you about all the places you can gather in Tucson with your neighbors.
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The coronavirus has disrupted supply chains around the world and canceled sporting events close to home. Letter writers react to the onslaught of breaking news and closures, in this edition of Letters to the Editor.
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In response to growing fears regarding the spread of the coronavirus, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero announced Thursday a number of sweeping refor…
- Shaq Davis
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In anticipation of thousands of people visiting the Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair beginning Friday, Tucson is closing several area roads.
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