March 28, 2026

Month: May 2024

EVENTS

Our special thanks to all firefighters

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  Today, May 4, is a day to honor and remember the sacrifice of firefighters who risk their lives to protect the community. At Arizona Bilingual News we appreciate your bravery, dedication and commitment to protecting lives and property. We invite the community to raise awareness about the
TECHNOLOGY USA

The imminent ban of TikTok in the United States

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NEW YORK — On April 20, the House of Representatives passed a piece of legislation that would ban TikTok in the U.S. if the app’s parent company, ByteDance, doesn’t sell its stake within a year. What does the looming TikTok ban in the United States mean for the app’s estimated 170 million users
HEALTH

Do you like sleeping with wet hair?

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When moisture seeps into your pillow, it grows a variety of bacteria and even mites to which your skin is vulnerable. In addition, the hair fiber retains water droplets and this causes fungi or infections to your scalp such as dandruff, ringworms and hair weakening. On the other hand, fungi can
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 ¡Las mamás en Arizona están de enhorabuena!

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 Un nuevo estudio ha revelado que Arizona es el décimo estado con más probabilidades de malcriar a su madre este Día de la Madre. Los expertos en obsequios de Unfury analizaron el pico de búsquedas mensuales en Google de 487 términos de búsqueda relacionados con el Día de la Madre del año
EVENTS FAMILY

 Moms in Arizona are in for a Treat!

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A new study has revealed that Arizona is the state tenth most likely to spoil their mom this Mother’s Day. Gifting experts at Unifury analyzed the peak monthly Google searches for 487 search terms related to Mother’s Day from the past year to see which state is most likely to spoil their mom
EVENTS TUCSON

Construction Starts for Barrio Nopal Park

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Construction starts at the new Ward 1 Barrio Nopal Park in May. The 5.7-acre park at S. Nogales Hy., between Aragon Rd. and Elvira Rd., will feature a playground with a shade structure, splash pad, restroom, accessible sidewalks and soft walking paths, water harvesting areas, ramadas, and a

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