When the United States celebrated its 100th birthday in 1876, Tucson was still a relatively new addition to the still-expanding nation.
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- Sierra Blaser Arizona Daily Star
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Fireworks will light up the Sonoran Desert sky this Independence Day. Here’s a list of fireworks shows across Pima County, plus a parade on Mo…
- Sierra Blaser Arizona Daily Star
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Fireworks will light up the Sonoran Desert sky this Independence Day. Here’s a list of fireworks shows across Pima County.
- Sierra Blaser
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An assortment of Fourth of July celebrations are planned Friday across Pima County. The show in Sahuarita is the only local event that will mostly feature drones.
- Erika Wurst
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A recent rash of fires across the Tucson area as well as wildfires, including one near Oracle that resulted in evacuations, have not derailed plans for Independence Day fireworks, officials say.
- Gloria Knott
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What's going on in Tucson this month: book swap, markets, pool parties, dive-in movies, backpack giveaways, a cosplay festival and more.
- Gloria Knott
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What's going on in Tucson, Arizona: book swap, markets, pool parties, dive-in movies, backpack giveaways, cosplay festival and more in the Tucson, Marana and Oro Valley area.Â
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Few summertime holidays elicit as much excitement as the Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day in the United States. Each year, famil…
- Eileen Ogintz, Tribune Content Agency
How many ways can you celebrate a birthday? If you are talking about America’s birthday, there are too many to count. Start with parades and barbecues. Move on to festivals, campground and resort parties, concerts and, of course, fireworks. You can even time travel back to the days when our country was founded.
- Sierra Blaser
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Fireworks start flying in the Tucson area a few days before Fourth of July and continue through the actual holiday. Here's what you need to know about this year's shows.Â
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