AZ Illustrated Politics: Friday, November 1, 2013
Troubling rollout of Obamacare; next week's Tucson city elections; referendum effort to reverse a new state law overhauling AZ's election system.
Immigrant Rights Activists Challenge Charges After Arrest
On Oct. 11 protestors stopped two buses with detainees en route to fed court known as Operation Streamline; charged with felonies.Arizona 4-H Celebrates 100 Years, Brings New Programs
Centennial anniversary marks traditional and contemporary programs teaching students life skills.
Grijalva Says No Child Left Behind Has Been Unsuccessful
US rep. held education town hall Tuesday, expressed program hasn't helped close achievement gap.
Creativity Can Unify Communities
A look into 'placemaking," a concept that believes art can create a sense of belonging in a community.
Pima County Library Nurses Program Recognized as Innovative
The service pairs public health nurses with patrons to educate the public on health issues.
Free Vaccines for Back-to-School Children
El Rio, Boys & Girls Club, Pima County Health Dep., co-sponsoring four free immunization events.
TUSD Hires New Superintendent
Board votes 4 to 1 in favor of H.T. Sanchez, the district’s sole finalistAZ Illustrated Metro Episode, March 11, 2013
Technology along border, PCC immigrant tuition, legislative harmony
New Wastewater Plant Will Meet Fed Standards
Roger Road plant's odors also will be controlled; building done in 2014Cuts Expected to Medicare, Food Assistance
Sequester may indirectly but significantly impact local agencies
