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Pima County’s latest “For Your Information” newsletter is out, with all sorts of interesting articles and advice. Here’s what we’ve got:
As of 4:30 pm, Tucson Water has posted a Water Main Break in the Sandstone/Cheyenne area of Hidden Valley. Residentis in the area report lack of water pressure. Tucson Water predicts 4 hours to repair… by 8:30pm — about the …
This message just came in from a neighbor on east Rawhide Trail: Just wanted to let the neighbors know that we had a mountain lion in our back yard about 8:30 last night. My wife was able to get the …
Offered Right Here in Hidden Valley! Who: Tim Howell, E-RYT 500. Tim has been a yoga teacher for over 15 years and has taught over 6000 classes. He has a published yoga book, “65 Yoga Classes.” Tim specializes in teaching …
The HVHOA Invites you to Join the New Weekly Small Group Yoga Sessions Read more »
A Firewise Assessment, done by our local firemen together with the homeowner, helps you know what you need to think about on your property in terms of fire protection and risk mitigation. Here is the information about how you can …
The website Caring.com has lots of information on alternatives for the elderly. But this particularly article, recommended to our President, Norie Nelson, by Donna Murray, their Community Outreach and Senior Advocate, has some important ideas to consider. We are not …
July 31 Issue of “Under the Dome”, a newsletter from Pima County Administrator Jan Lesher, covers, among other topics, a new Classification and Compensation Plan for county employeess, our plans for road improvements, and an award for our wastewater treatment.
Pima County, even at 112 degrees, is a pretty cool place to live. This month’s FYI (For Your Information) newsletter invites us to some fun experiences to cool off with.