July 4, 1776, marked the beginning of the American experiment, but it was just another hot summer day in the small, Indigenous village that would give rise to Tucson.
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This July 4th is your last chance to see the fireworks over "A" Mountain. The show, switching to drones, could be moved to a new site next year, as well.
- Gloria Knott
Tucson's Sentinel Peak, also known as "A" Mountain, is a good spot for hiking, bicycling and driving. You'll see 360-degree views of Tucson, Arizona.
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For Star subscribers: Weed warriors have unleashed a new weapon to battle buffelgrass on "A" Mountain: a herd of hungry sheep.
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