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  1. article Reduce brain drain in your kids over summer

    Wednesday, May 8, 2013 10:00 pm

    (BPT) - The second the school bell rings signaling that school’s out for summer, it seems that children immediately forget everything they’ve studied over the past nine months. When they return to school in the fall, playing catch up takes time.

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  2. article Tanner Custom Leather makes hand-tooled western products

    Wednesday, May 8, 2013 4:00 am

    Once a hobby, now a full-time business, Adam Tanner opened his own leather-making store, Tanner Custom Leather, in 2009 on the east side of Tucson.

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  3. article Create A Delicious Meal From The Garden In Your Pantry

    Thursday, April 25, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)Looking to add some color to your dinner table? Decorate your plate with canned fruits and vegetables, which are packed with nutrition and provide garden quality all year long.

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  4. article Moms, babies connect in local program

    Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4:00 am

    In a classroom in Tucson, young mothers all gathered together, taking a moment to relax while their babies played on the floor with employees from Teen Outreach Pregnancy Services.

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  5. article The Guide -- Week of April 15

    Wednesday, April 17, 2013 4:00 am

    Century Theatres

  6. article Have More Fun For Less Money

    Thursday, April 11, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—You can save time and money by traveling to vacation destinations when it’s not peak season.

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  7. article Catalina State Park: Still a community treasure after 30 years

    Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:00 am

    Its been 30 years since Catalina State Parks opened in the Coronado National Forest north of Oro Valley.

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  8. article IRHS performs ‘Beauty and the Beast’ well

    Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:00 am

    The Ironwood Ridge High School actors took on the challenging task of performing the Disney musical “Beauty and the Beast” this spring.  The challenges they had to contend with were numerous with extensive costuming, choreography, complex scenery, and musical ranges. Opening night put all those challenges to rest, and their efforts in all these categories were nothing short of stellar.

  9. article The Guide – Week of April 8

    Wednesday, April 10, 2013 4:00 am

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  10. article Sure-grow guidance for first-time gardeners

    Tuesday, April 9, 2013 10:00 pm

    (BPT) - Each year, thousands of first-timers will join the millions of seasoned gardeners who already know the satisfaction of picking a perfect tomato at its peak, serving up salads from greens just grown right outside the back door, or harvesting home-grown peppers and specialty herbs never even seen at the grocery store.

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  11. article New pastor at Redeemer Church

    Wednesday, March 20, 2013 4:00 am

    Pastor Adam Mueller has a smart phone, a sleek laptop and a bells-and-whistles loaded desktop computer, the digital complements of today’s click-and-go world. But when it comes to his ministry, the newly-installed pastor at Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church in Marana’s Continental Ranch prefers front-porch preaching.

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  12. article Better Nutrition For Your Calorie "Salary"

    Thursday, March 14, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—While fad diets come and go, often making it difficult to decide what to eat as part of a healthy lifestyle, a balanced diet never goes out of style.

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  13. Better Nutrition For Your Calorie "Salary"

    This Egglands Best Bell Pepper Frittata is a tasty way to serve essential nutrients to your family and can be enjoyed at any mealtime. Ward (NAPS)

  14. article There's More To Meatballs

    Thursday, March 14, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—The familiar, bite-sized favorite, the meatball, has become all the rage, appearing in more places than just on the appetizer tray or at the pasta bar.

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  15. article Pi Beta Phi celebrates sisterhood at Splendido

    Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:00 am

    Pi Beta Phi’s motto is “Friends and Leaders for Life” and that rang true on March 6, when seven Pi Phi alumnae gathered for reminiscing, laughs, and fun at Splendido. “We might be the largest group of Pi Phi’s in one community in all of Tucson,” said Linda Barkwill, as six of the seven ladies who got together last Wednesday, reside at Splendido. “Our Pi Phi group consists of about 15 women who get together once a month usually at someone’s home to enjoy each other’s company and friendship.” 

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  16. article Hundreds attend literacy night at Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary School

    Wednesday, March 13, 2013 4:00 am

    Last week, more than 400 people attended Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary School’s Family Literacy Night.

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  17. Pi Beta Phi celebrates sisterhood at Splendido

    Sitting, are members of the Pi Phi’s, including Arra K. Hamilton,  left, Mary Jo Vandiver, and Theodora (Tee) Bell, Standing are Barbara Wolfe, left, Natalie Young Davis, Linda Barkwill,  and Patricia Thomas Johnson.

  18. pdf Saturday Crossword 3-9-13

    Saturday, March 9, 2013 12:00 am

  19. article PCC’s Public Safety and Emergency Services Institute graduates 28 from EMT-Paramedic Program

    Wednesday, March 6, 2013 11:15 am

    Pima Community College’s Public Safety and Emergency Services Institute is holding a graduation ceremony today for students who have completed its EMT-Paramedic Training program.

  20. article Shining Light on Top 5 Myths About Solar Energy

    Friday, March 1, 2013 1:02 pm

    (NewsUSA) - Across the U.S., home solar installations are on the rise. In 2012, homeowners installed enough residential solar panels to power the equivalent of almost 24,000 homes.

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  21. article What's Up UA? - Southwest Indian Art Fair to Celebrate 20 Years

    Thursday, February 21, 2013 9:25 am

    Two decades ago, Jan Bell had the idea to hold a small pottery fair at the Arizona State Museum in honor of the museum's centennial anniversary. Little did she know it would turn into a staple springtime event in Tucson – the Southwest Indian Art Fair.

    This weekend, about 200 artists will convene on the front lawn of the Arizona State Museum for the 20th annual Southwest Indian Art Fair. The two-day event, which kicks off on Feb. 23, features Native American artists from across the Southwest, who will display and sell their work.

    The art fair has grown far beyond pottery over the last two decades, with artists now offering everything from handmade baskets to carvings to jewelry to textiles and more. The event also features food vendors, music and dance performances, artist demonstrations, live and silent auctions and a juried art competition with cash prizes.

    "It's gratifying to see what it's become from such humble beginnings," said Bell, who retired as the museum's curator of collections in 1998, but continues to visit the fair.

    Last year, about 6,500 people visited the Southwest Indian Art Fair over two days. While the event has grown over time, it remains smaller and more intimate than many similar art shows around the country, and that is by design, organizers say.

    "We want people to walk away enriched by the barriers that are broken down by conversation, art, music and food," said Beth Grindell, director of Arizona State Museum. "I'm always struck by the number of comments the museum receives each year citing how the fair's intimacy – its ability to create and maintain cherished relationships – surpasses that of other comparable events in the region."

    Visitors to the fair not only get to browse a variety of unique pieces, they also can speak one-on-one with the artists, who represent a variety of tribes and cultures, said fair organizer Daniel Vander Ploeg, the museum's outreach programs coordinator.

    "We focus on making this a culturally based education event. People get the opportunity to speak with artists directly about their pieces, and when they buy a piece they can take it home and share the cultural stories with their friends," he said. "You can come and see things you don't see in everyday life. It's a way to see a lot of cultures without traveling too far."

    This year, fair organizers hope to reach a younger demographic in addition to regular fair-goers. They worked with Zocalo, which bills itself as "Tucson's urban scene magazine," to have the festival's full program inserted into the glossy publication's February issue in an attempt to reach a braoder audience.

    "We're looking for the next generation of Native American art lovers," Vander Ploeg said.

    The featured artist at this year's fair, whose work is displayed on the event poster and program, is Gerry Quotskuyva, a Hopi/Yaqui artist based in Rimrock, Ariz.

    Quotskuyva, who has participated in the fair for about a decade, will show and sell his paintings.

    He says he always looks forward to the event and how relaxed and accommodating it is. Of the eight shows he does around the country each year, he says the Southwest Indian Art Fair is consistently one of his most successful, noting, "There's a strong support system for Native American art in Tucson."

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  22. article How to eat your heart out and lower your heart disease risk

    Tuesday, February 19, 2013 11:00 pm

    Every day your heart makes enough energy to drive a truck 20 miles. To do this, your heart needs a little help from you. Just like a well-running automobile, your heart needs fuel to keep it chugging along.

  23. article What's Up UA? - UA Senior Wins National Music Contest

    Tuesday, February 19, 2013 8:54 am

    It's a music student's dream: winning a national competition, then being commissioned to produce an original piece that is then performed by some of the nation's ensembles and symphony orchestras. 

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  24. article No. 9 Wildcats dealt first back-to-back skid

    Friday, February 15, 2013 11:20 am

    In a hostile environment and staring into a Colorado crowd that had revenge on its mind, ninth-ranked Arizona never answered the bell Thursday night in Boulder, Colo.

  25. article Hints On Ham

    Thursday, February 14, 2013 4:44 am

    (NAPSI)—Serving ham can be easier than ever with new recipes and experts on hand to help at the Ham Hotline, making it a delicious choice for every occasion from family celebrations to everyday meals and snacks.

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