The YWCA of Southern Arizona will host its 32nd Annual Women’s Leadership Conference Friday, February 5 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. With a theme of “We Were Made for This,” the virtual conference will highlight speakers, panelists and workshops focused on embracing challenges and coming out of
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This last week of January 2021, Mayor Romero had a successful Mayor & Council budget retreat. I made the proposal to invest $14 million for neighborhood street repair that was voted on and passed. This will be included in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1. This more than
Starting Monday, Feb. 1, City of Tucson residents no longer will be able to recycle glass in the City’s blue barrel program. This will not affect anyone living outside City limits. The City’s Environmental and General Services Department (EGSD) still will be collecting glass, but not at the curbside. Instead, residents should take glass bottles […]
The elephant herd at Reid Park Zoo knew how to celebrate when snow began to fall in Tucson earlier today. While most animals at the Zoo stayed cozy in their heated night houses during today’s brief flurry, the elephant herd chose to stay out and play! Elephant calf Penzi had a blast watching the snow […]
Beautiful scenario for all residents of Pima County, City of Tucson and of southern Arizona experienced today. Images of snow everywhere and families and people enjoying this incredible opportunity to see all areas in white, which we rarely see. In the Catalina Mountains, the snow level dropped to 2,500 feet
One group that’s doing its part in mitigating spread continues to be the 4th Avenue Merchants Association (FAMA.) Last week they sent out an announcement confirming the cancellation of the spring 4th Avenue Street Fair. That makes 2 in a row for them, both due to the pandemic. And in both cases, they did the socially responsible thing. […]
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect tonight, Jan. 25, for parts of Southeast Arizona. The advisory begins at 8 o’clock and lasts through 5 p.m. tomorrow. Snow is expected, with total accumulations from 1 to 3 inches. A dusting of snow is possible down to 2,500 feet, which includes the Tucson area. Be sure […]
The Tucson Mayor and Council took swift action last year to distribute the $95.6 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding to shore up City services and assist struggling Tucsonans through the We Are One I Somos Uno program. In an effort to create transparency, the City has created an easy-to-use website to illustrate how funding […]
Self-driving truck company TuSimple says it plans to add 100 jobs over the next year or so. The City of Tucson Office of Economic Initiatives assisted in the San Diego-based company’s expansion, which includes plans to enlarge TuSimple’s test center and trucking hub on East Old Vail Road by 35,000 square feet. The company’s nationwide […]
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