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Halloween Scenes 2023
Photos from the Community Halloween Party at the Sonoita Fairgrounds and the Patagonia Trunk or Treat in the Park.
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Stakeholders Discuss Wine District Development
Fewer than two dozen residents met with County consultants on Oct. 24 to discuss a ‘Wine and Cuisine Tourism District’ master plan for the Sonoita-Elgin area.
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New Food Pantry Building Arrives in Sonoita
A new 10’ x 20’ building has been placed next to the Corner Scoop to house the community food pantry run by Helping Hands in Sonoita.
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Patagonia Teacher Runner-up in County Contest
Patagonia Elementary School teacher Kate Peake’s passion and commitment to her students—and her love of books—is reflected in her classroom.
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Cops, Frustration, Some Clarity at County’s ‘Open House’
Commotion, confusion, complicated engineering charts, public outcry, and a call for back-up deputies dominated the Sept. 28 event in Patagonia regarding permitting for South32’s controversial Cross Creek Connector road.Â
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Coming Soon: Vintage Forest Service Cabins for Rent
Starting next year, newly restored residences at the old Canelo ranger station will be available to rent as part of the Forest Service’s “Room with a View” program.
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Bracker, County Engineers to Discuss Permitting for South32’s Road at Patagonia Event
The County Supervisor, as well as County Manager Jesus Valdez and other staff, will hold an open house meeting Sept. 27 regarding the controversial Cross Creek Connector road being constructed by South32 just north of town.
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Emergency Road Blocked by New Property Owner
A long established route across private properties in Patagonia, used by residents and visitors when Sonoita Creek floods, is no longer accessible. Local residents, town officials and Tucson Audubon are concerned.