Protesters armed with flags and colorful handmade signs turned out in Patagonia last Saturday for a large ‘No Kings’ demonstration.
Robert Gay
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309 Hard Miles to Patagonia
This past April ultra running came to Patagonia in the form of a 309-mile race called the Monster 300. Here’s a long look inside this epic undertaking.
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The Two Journeys of Aguida Vásquez Reynoso
The first migrant death of 2025 in the Patagonia area was a 23-year-old woman, her body found January 17 in the foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains. This is what we know about her.
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Community Garden Celebrates Return of the Light
In a festive mood on Saturday December 21, about 40 folks gathered at Patagonia’s Community Garden to celebrate the Winter Solstice.
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New Tile Mosaic at Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine Unveiled
The new mosaic, designed by artist Martha Kelly, was unveiled during a Feast Day celebration at the Patagonia Community Garden.
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San Diego College Students Lead Demonstration Against South32 at Patagonia Office
The students’ signs included demands for independent water monitoring, closer involvement by South32 with ecological groups and payment by the company for ecological restoration.
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Slurs Officially Removed From Local Place Names
‘Squaw Peak’ and ‘Squaw Gulch’ have been renamed as Santa Rita Peak and Santa Rita Gulch. But why?
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Keep ’Em Spinning
Patagonia Bikes proprietor Noe Mencias has quietly opened his bicycle repair service to the public. A cycling veteran, he calls being on two wheels his “tool for freedom.”
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Exploratory Drilling Resumes in Patagonia Mountains
With Mexican Spotted Owl breeding season ended, Barksdale Resources has started Phase II of its drilling program on its 1,800-acre Sunnyside Project.
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ADEQ Staff Hear Local Citizens’ Concerns on Hermosa Water Permit
The informal hearing was preliminary to two modes of ‘official’ citizen comment.