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Specialized school for students with disabilities expands to Eastside

Pathways School, a private school for students with disabilities and learning differences has expanded to the Eastside.
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Service Beyond Sales: A Tucson realtor is recognized for her leadership and community service...

Eunice Gillis, a realtor at the Oro Valley/Marana office of Coldwell Banker Realty, has been recognized by the office of Congressman Juan Ciscomani with a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition. She received it in appreciation of her dedicated service on the Tucson Realtors Foundation board of directors....
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Tobe Awaka helping lead No. 1 Arizona while also helping lead others closer to...

Every morning before sunrise, Tobe Awaka’s day began long before most high school students were awake. Growing up in Hyde Park, New York, Awaka chose a high school nearly two-and-a-half hours away by train — Cardinal Hayes in the Bronx — because he knew it would best prepare him for his future plans.
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Arizona Winter Weather: Rain Flooding Concerns in Valleys, 8–12 Inches of Snow in Mountains

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Tucson, Arizona – A series of weather systems is bringing widespread rain to Southeast Arizona today while mountain communities prepare for accumulating snow and colder conditions that extend through...
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Private Energy Deal Could Raise Electric Bills, Kris Mayes Warns

Attorney General Kris Mayes (D-AZ) is fighting a December decision by the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) that approved a private electricity deal between Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and Project Blue, a massive data center project. Mayes says the deal lacks sufficient public oversight. She's concerned about...
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Honoring the lives lost: 15 years since the Tucson shooting tragedy

TUCSON, AZ — It has now been 15 years since the deadly shooting that changed our state and our country forever. Back on Jan. 8, 2011, a gunman opened fire at an event hosted by former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords in Tucson. Six people were killed, and 13 others...
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This Family-Owned Arizona Mexican Restaurant Has Been A Local Favorite For Generations

Walk up to 311 N Court Ave in Tucson, Arizona, and you are instantly pulled into the colors, aromas, and energy of Southern Arizona’s food culture. El Charro Café Downtown is more than a restaurant, it is an Arizona landmark that has been feeding locals and welcoming visitors for generations.
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Nekoosa woman charged with stealing $59K from elderly Arizona woman

WISCONSIN RAPIDS − A 65-year-old Nekoosa woman is facing a felony charge after more than $59,000 was taken from an elderly Arizona woman's account. Janice A. Christiansen faces a charge of theft in a business setting. She made her initial appearance Jan. 5 in front of Wood County Circuit Judge Nicholas Brazeau Jr....
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Tucson protesters gather in solidarity with Minneapolis after ICE shooting

Protesters gathered in downtown Tucson to stand in solidarity with Minneapolis and resist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in their communities.
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How El Con Mall in Tucson, AZ, Lost Its Corridors Yet Keeps Pulling Shoppers...

El Con Mall opened on November 16, 1960, about 2.5 miles east of downtown Tucson in midtown. The site sat along East Broadway, with the property bounded by East Broadway and East Fifth Street. By then, Tucson's population had risen from about 45,000 in 1950 to more than 200,000 in...

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