Found a Lost Dog on Amethyst Lane
Libby Lonergan found a lost dog on Amethyst Lane. Call 520 250- 6595.
Category: Past News
Short snippets of news affecting Hidden Valley Estates and the surrounding area. Where possible, we will include photos, links to related sites, and other information to allow viewers to independently verify posts.
Found Dogs from a Dog Day Afternoon!
11:02 am on Sunday, 17 September: They are reunited with their owners now. These pups got out last night. They live all the way over on Cloud so they’ve had quite the adventure. Kudos to the owners for being members …
The HVHOA Invites you to Join the New Weekly Small Group Yoga Sessions
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 …
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Wildfire Season is Upon Us
This is a refresher: Preparedness and alertness can save lives and minimize damage from a wildfire. Please review this earlier post and Make Sure You and Your Home are Ready for WILDFIRE SEASON.
Lost Dogs Heading North
One of our neighbors wrote this to us at 8:32 this morning (June 20th): Hello! There were just two large dogs in my front , both with collars. I’m at 5010 N Moonstone and they ran north. I’m sure someone …
Free to a Good Home!
Assorted moving boxes (professional) and packing paper. All are clean and have only been used once. As pictured plus about 10 more boxes. + Bubble wrap. Please text me if interested, Leslie Evans 520-401-3762
Supervisor Scott to attend leadership program in D.C
Rex Scott, District 1 Supervisor, OUR Supervisor, is one of two dozen county officials nationwide, to attend. Read more in this county announcement.
Pima County FYI Newsletter, May 12
Graduate High School via the Library; Support for Women and Children; the Green Geek answers questions, and more… read their newsletter:
County Guidance: What end of Public Health Emergency means to you.
In the newsletter below, Pima County Health Department offers guidance on what the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency means. Hint: This is not the end of COVID-19…
Lost Dog? Check this photo… your pup may be found
Thanks the dog was reunited with owner yesterday Libby Lonergan Wed 2023-05-10