Participants discussed definitions, looked at statistics and heard presentations on current efforts to meet the demand for affordable housing.
Lynn Davison
Broadband Comes to Patagonia
Installation of fiber optic high speed internet service for residents and businesses is underway across town.
Patagonia Considers Water, Sewer Rate Hikes
Fees would increase by 80% over the next six years if the Town Council approves the measure at its March 12 meeting.
We Lost a Good One
Remembering Lee Katzenbach, a Patagonian who followed his own path.
Why the Hermosa Mine Should Not Go Forward
Corporations should not be allowed to destroy irreplaceable centers of biodiversity in their drive for profits. Some places should never again be mined.
Community, Mayor Voice Objections to Hermosa Water Permit at ADEQ Hearing
Close to 100 people were present in the PUHS cafeteria in Patagonia to participate in the hearing, with all 29 speakers opposing the renewal as written.
Town Now Requires Licenses for Short-Term Rentals
Vacation rental owners in Patagonia are now subject to a host of local regulations, including a requirement that a sex offender background check be conducted on each guest.
Robert Cabot Reflects on Turning 100
Nearing his centenary, the Patagonia author is still happy to be here: “I am slipping away slowly, but grateful that my basic mind is still working.”
Learning to Struggle Well
Boulder Crest AZ offers support, training, and respite for veterans and first responders and their families at the former Apache Springs Ranch. Meet the people who make it work.
New BRN Director Takes Over
“There is not a place I would rather be right now doing this work,” said Dr. Rodrigo Sierra-Corona.
