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Pima County celebrated the completion of the long-anticipated Sunset Road extension project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the new Sunset Links Bridge May 6.
Representatives from the various partner organizations involved in the Sunset Links project gathered on a sunny midweek morning to celebrate the project, which includes significant improvements to the Chuck Huckelberry Loop as well as new bridges over the Union Pacific Railroad tracks and the Rillito River.
Tips for staying safe during the summer heat
Arizona Heat Awareness Week, May 4-8, reminds the community of the importance of preparing for summer heat. Taking a few simple steps can make a big difference in staying safe during the summer months. Here's how Pima County residents can prepare for extreme heat and protect themselves from heat-related illnesses.
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Green Geek takes on shower curtains, glass recycling and cell phones
What are some possible uses for an old shower curtain liner? Does that glass bottle really get recycled when you toss it in the bin? What can you do with an old cell phone once it's answered its last wrong number? The Green Geek is ready to answer your questions about all things green!
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PACC's next vaccine and wellness event set for May 16
Mark your calendars: It's almost time for Pima Animal Care Center's next free vaccine and wellness event. It's on Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Hohokam Middle School, 7400 S. Settler Ave. First-come, first-served, and there is no limit on the number of pets you can bring.
Vaccines available are rabies, DHPP, and FRCP. Other services available include wellness exams for rashes, ear infections, allergies, dental issues, bloodwork, and nail trims.
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Share your feedback with Pima County Transportation
It's not too late to help Pima County Transportation develop their Master Plan. The plan will create a long-term vision for transportation and guide future investments for the next 30 years. Residents can help improve mobility throughout the region by sharing their comments, concerns, and local knowledge.
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Meet the Library's newest Writer in Residence
Local author Jennifer J. Stewart will kick off the Summer 2026 Writer in Residence program on Thursday, May 21. Stewart is an award-winning author whose seven published children's books include both fiction and educational nonfiction. She will be available for one-on-one sessions at Kirk-Bear Canyon Library this summer. Her residency will run through July 30.
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