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North Tucson Firefighter Association providing free swim lessons

North Tucson Firefighter Association providing free swim lessons

Thanks to a generous donation from the North Tucson Firefighters Association residents of Catalina will be able to take swimming lessons, for free.

Those interested in taking these swim lessons can apply on a first come, first served basis at the

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Rose Canyon opens to youth organizations canoe, water rescue training

Rose Canyon opens to youth organizations canoe, water rescue training

Today will mark the start of canoe and water rescue training for youth service organizations, in the Rose Canyon Lake area.

The Boy Scouts are kicking off the training session with a ceremonial canoe launch at Rose Canyon Lake, in the Bobcat Day use area. 

This canoe launch marks the

Walk St. Philip's Labyrinth by the full moon

Walk St. Philip's Labyrinth by the full moon

Full moon labyrinth walks at St. Philip’s In The Hills Episcopal Church are held monthly throughout the year. On June 23, you are invited to walk St. Philip's meditation labyrinth when the moon is full. The June 23 full moon will be a "super moon" or perigee full moon, which means that the full moon coincides with the time that the moon is closest to earth this month — and it also happens to be the moon’s closest encounter with Earth for all of 2013. The evening will begin at

St. Phillip's to hold panel discussion on preventing gun violence

St. Phillip's to hold panel discussion on preventing gun violence

The Prevention of Gun Violence Ministry Group at St. Philip’s In The Hills Episcopal Church presents a forum and conversation addressing gun violence on June 30, at 10:15 a.m. in the East Gallery.

We are all witnesses to horrific gun violence, either from personal experience or media exposure. The ministry group will lead a

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Pinal County Animal Control locates owner of black Chow-mix

Pinal County Animal Control locates owner of black Chow-mix

Animal Control Officers responded on June 13, to a call of a dog in distress from the heat.  On June 14, the owners of Midnight met with Pinal Animal Care & Control to claim their dog and complete the investigation. 

“We were very concerned that perhaps this dog was abandoned in the San Tan Valley area.  What we learned in our investigation is that Midnight accidentally

St. Philip's 'Ash Mob' to share prayer at the Transit Center

St. Philip's 'Ash Mob' to share prayer at the Transit Center

On Ash Wednesday earlier this year (in February), a group of parishioners from St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church participated in “Ashes to Go,” a new nationwide movement that has clergy and lay people visiting transit stops, street corners, coffee shops, and college campuses to

Governor Brewer unveils second annual ‘Summer Reading List’

Governor Brewer unveils second annual ‘Summer Reading List’

Governor Jan Brewer recently launched her 2013 Summer Reading List Program, a statewide initiative to promote childhood reading during the summer break.

This collaborative effort supports several of Governor Brewer’s key education priorities, including: encouraging family reading; preventing summer learning loss; preparing students to