 Cold cases get fresh look
from Medical Examiner’s Office
She was found in 1988 partially buried in the desert in Pinal County. In fact, Dr. Bruce Anderson, a forensic anthropologist with the Pima County Medical Examiner’s Office, and a colleague were the ones who dug up those remains for examination.
However, that 34-year-old “Jane Doe” case remains unsolved.
The Green Geek returns!
Let’s face it: Kermit was right. It's not that easy being green.
As we have become more aware of the serious nature of climate change, more of us than ever before are trying to conserve energy, reduce waste and live environmentally responsible lifestyles. Alas, that can be easier said than done!
That's where the Green Geek comes in.
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Don’t chuck those COVID test kits
All at-home COVID test kits have “expiration dates,” but, for some, that date has been extended beyond the date printed on the box.
That’s because the FDA has reviewed shelf-life data from test manufacturers. In many cases, the data showed that the test kits continue to work as expected for longer than the original printed dates indicated.
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October is National Crime Prevention month
The Pima County Attorney’s 88-Crime program offers a way for community members to easily and anonymously assist in preventing crime.
Callers can be paid up to $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. Call 520-882-7463 or 800-CRIME to give tips or information; visit 88crime.org or download the P3 Tips app.
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PACC joins animal-welfare organizations across nation to ask public for help
Pima Animal Care Center is joining dozens of animal-welfare organizations across the country in asking for the public’s help in a new Share the Care campaign.
Shelters and rescues continue to see more animals entering than leaving, amassing a backlog of adoptable animals and creating a crisis that stresses the animals, taxes PACC resources and exhausts staff and volunteers.
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Sign up for eNewsletters
from your favorite Library
The Pima County Public Library is launching a new system that will enable patrons to sign up for eNewsletters from their local library.
The newsletters will feature events, staff picks and services available at nearby libraries.
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