How to apply for up to $25,000 in forgivable loans, with up to $2,500 for artists. Deadline is Sept. 1.
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PUHS Class of 2022
Front row: Jordi Peterson, Madison Vines, Dahana Hernandez Hermosillo, Tavania Padilla, Savannah Woods, Sydney McKayBack row: Jesus Guzman,Sergio Carranza, Nazario Herrera Jr, Ben Luke Anderson, Michael Kennedy, Nick Mentone, Braxton […]
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Starstruck: After the Eclipse
On the Moon, there’s evidence of violence everywhere and, from that violence, beautiful shapes and shades have arisen that forever have thrilled the casual observer as well as the astronomer perched on a secluded mountaintop.
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Let’s Go Get Stones: Carr Canyon Quartz
One of the unmitigated joys of rockhounding in southeast Arizona is how often one comes upon the long-ago abandoned remains of a once thriving mining operation.
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Library Director Selected
Patagonia Library interim director Kayla Miller will become the new Library Director upon completion of her certification as a library practitioner.
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Glimpses Into Our Past: The Elgin Community Club, Part 3
This month: The life stories of ECC members Edith Ferris and Nellie Bartlett, plus the decision to allow men to join the Club.
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Letters to the Editor
First responders, roses and roadkill: this month’s letters to the editor from PRT readers.
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Gender Issues
The very same things that attract you to me (and, of course, me to you) will potentially drive us both nuts. It’s part of Odd’s Plan.
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Funeral Cake
Recently a dear friend lost her mother. I sat idly by, hoping that I could help in some way. Then the text came. “Can you make a funeral cake?”
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Beloved Patagonia Schoolteacher Will Be Missed
Elvia Gallgher is retiring this spring after 26 years teaching in the Patagonia schools.