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Call to poets: Old Pueblo Poems, Life In the City Literary Competition
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Old Pueblo Poems, Literary Contest Now Open
February 5, 2019
February 5, 2019, Downtown Tucson, AZ – Calling all creatives, writers, and aspiring poets from the Old Pueblo and beyond! The Downtown Tucson Partnership together with the University of Arizona Poetry Center are proud to announce the 1st annual Old Pueblo Poems literary competition. Twenty winning haiku poems will be chosen to be featured […]
Read more...Downtown advocates to help homeless find jobs and housing
December 5, 2018
Downtown advocates to help homeless find jobs and housing Savanah Modesitt, Special to Tucson Local Media Caroline Shive has experienced homelessness herself, so she had a special passion for helping other people living on the streets find shelter. As Old Pueblo Community Services’ community engagement specialist, Shive’s helped 84 homeless individuals find homes. She […]
Read more...Fill the Streetcar December 14th
December 4, 2018
Fill the Streetcar The Regional Transportation Authority – Ramon Gonzales was a retired sheet metal worker in 1970 when he used $125 of his own money to buy presents and host a Christmas Eve party for the children in his neighborhood. For some of the children, it would be the only gift they […]
Read more...BENNUVAL! Celebrates the Spirit of Human Curiosity
November 29, 2018
Eric Swedlund, UA College of Humanities – Nov. 14, 2018 As OSIRIS-REx approaches the asteroid Bennu, a family-friendly variety show explores how space unites science and the humanities. The night sky has always captivated humankind. To ancient peoples, celestial bodies were the gods and goddesses, and their movements became the myths that told […]
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February 16, 2019: This Is Tucson
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February 15, 2019: Inside Tucson Business
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February 13, 2019: Tucson Local Media
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