Recent local news.
Our Hidden Valley community has one of the lowest crime rates in the county. That is due in no small part to a robust neighborhood watch program. This program is organized with Block Leaders, led by an Area Leader. A …
From Our President: Our Neighborhood Watch Needs YOU! Read more »
Proposed budget priorities; Board approves new economic development contract; Increase in tourism funding; Pima County Public Works on Facebook — these are the articles in this issue.
We are restarting our “Recommended Tradesmen” list. Yes, we’ve kept the old list available. But we would like to hear from you. Please recommend businesses you have had good experience with, or a business you own yourself. We are not …
The attached minutes are for the Board Meeting held June 7, 2023. These minutes are now approved by the board.
A neighbor tried to use our “Recommended Tradesmen” list from the new Roster, and reports: “I called a handyman listed in your publication. The woman who answered verified the number I dialed was accurate but it is not the number …
Jamie the Handyman can be scratched off, it seems Read more »
Help for first-time mothers; dogs that deserve a chance; and answers from the Green Geek
A few years ago, we gave permission to Steve Glynn to pursue his hobby in our park. Here is his report back to us. Copyright 2023 Steve Glynn
We tend to think that once a Census is done, they just release the data. But there are years of work to make sure data is correct and makes as much sense as possible. Here are some interesting statistics from the Census, along with sensible advice on how to think about and use this data. Census data is vital to a democratic republic. It is our job, as citizens, to know our nation, state, and local area as best that we can.
Here is the latest bi-weekly newsletter from Pima County Administrator Jan Lesher. Read about the budget and women getting their kicks…
The attached minutes are for the Annual Meeting held May 3, 2023. These minutes are approved by the board.