County officials presented four options for the future of the Babocomari/Elgin Bridge at atown-hall style meeting and stressed that “nothing has been decided.”
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Lobos claim Cochise Classsic title, remain undefeated
Patagonia sweeps four opponents to win the Cochise Classic tournament, overcoming poor first set to knock off 2A ALA-Sierra Vista in championship match.
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Lobos battle past Tombstone in season opener
Lobos overcame a fourth-set collapse to open the volleyball season with a 25-14, 15-25, 25-18, 24-26, 15-9 win over Tombstone in their season opener.
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County gives assurance on cemetery access
Santa Cruz County Supervisor John Fanning said the De La Ossa Cemetery in Lochiel will remain accessible despite construction of the double border wall.
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Babocomari Bridge demolition ‘not a done deal’
Santa Cruz County officials are seeking public input on the future of the historic Babocomari Bridge.
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Tractor-trailer fire causes closure of Hwy. 82
A tractor-trailer fire on the westbound shoulder of Highway 82 resulted in the highway being closed for more than an hour on Tuesday afternoon.
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Town, county progressing on Early Action projects related to CPBA
As the deadline for community input on the Community Protections and Benefits Agreement (CPBA) approaches on Aug. 31, the signatories have continued making progress on the 16 items that were funded through the Early Actions Community Investment Funding Agreement that was signed in early March.
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Council agenda for Aug. 26 includes design services for Town Hall expansion
Agenda includes discussion and possible action to approve a $9,925 proposal from CPE Consultants for concept and design services for an addition to Town Hall, as part of the Early Actions Community Investment Agreement being paid by South32.
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Democrats in Legislative District 19 state their case
Democrats Jackie Anderson, Aiden Swallow and Bob Karp discussed their campaign priorities for the Legislative District 19 general election at a forum sponsored by the Arizona Clean Elections Commission. The Republican Party candidates declined to participate.
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Lobos volleyball looks to build upon last season’s success
Last season’s success ledto a turnout of 20 players for this season’s Patagonia High volleyball team. The Lobos return four starters from a team that won 18 games.