The number of lunches served to local seniors has declined radically now that “grab-and-go” is no longer an option.
Patra Kelly
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Rhonda’s ‘Detour’
Rhonda Brew, well known in Patagonia and Sonoita for her sign painting and art, is recovering in a rehabilitation center from a stroke.
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Red Mountain Foods Celebrates 40 Years in Business
Barry Muehe and Annie Sager opened Red Mountain Foods in 1981, moving to their new location in 2011. Photo by Marion Vendituoli When Barry Muehe and Annie Sager came to Patagonia […]
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Senior Center Continues to Offer Meals, Transport, Dental Care
The mission of Senior Citizens of Patagonia, incorporated in November 1989, is to provide hot and nutritious meals five days a week to senior citizens and people with disabilities who […]
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What We Learned This Year
COVID-19 overturned many of our ways and habits of doing and thinking, replacing them with new practices, protocols and polarizations. The PRT asked community members what they had learned over […]
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Meet the PRT Writers
Introducing the writers who regularly contribute articles and columns to the Patagonia Regional Times. Look for more profiles in upcoming issues. Francesca Claverie Hello, my name is Francesca Claverie and […]
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“Upside Down” – a poem
Artwork by Rhonda Brew Upside down is another way to see, all the edges are blurred, lines of separation gone between outside and inside, above and beneath. Suddenly my attention […]