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At our “Is Your Fire Insurance At Risk?” meeting on September 6, an attendee requested a list of fire-resistant plants we might choose. From the University of Arizona’s Cooperative Extension office, here is just such a list:
One of our members wrote this and asked us to put it on the website. But, looking around my own part of the neighborhood, I can see we aren’t doing too well. Every property has dead trees and dead bushes …
Courtesy of realtyfelix.com, here are the current real estate numbers for our neighborhood as of September 1, 2025.
Here’s the September Issue of “Water Matters” from City of Tucson Water. This month, they are offering a $25 water credit to folks who use their Tucson Home Water Works Calculator. Not a bad deal at any time!
On Aug 30, 2025, at 8:35 AM, the Webmaster of HiddenValleyTucson wrote: Bear Sighting near Sabino and Snyder! This is 3-day old news, but given the weekend festivities, it bears repeated attention: “https://www.kvoa.com/news/azgfd-warns-residents-to-secure-attractants-after-bear-sighting/article_18be4062-7acf-49f0-ac16-6213e381acd7.html“ Our neighbor, Chandra Crisp, suggested that rather than …
Know Your Water Use – Earn $25! Want to save water and money? Get a $25 bill credit just for learning more about how your home uses water. This and more…. in the September issue of Water Matters, from City of Tucson …
This is Buddy, a beautiful orange tabby cat (neutered). He is 13 years old and on medication for valley fever. He is a mellow fellow, sweet and affectionate, good with other cats and dogs. The owner is sad to have …
Courtesy of realtyfelix.com, here are the current real estate numbers for our neighborhood as of July 2, 2025.
The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of …
Mapping out how we use water can help us to understand how we can use it better. The July edition of “Water Matters” is our Water Department’s outreach to keep us informed about this vital resource.