Tag: and
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Sahuarita Woman’s Murder Case: Legal Battles, Allegations, and Support
Tyesha Wayne, a 41-year-old Sahuarita woman, is facing a prolonged legal battle after being accused of shooting her boyfriend, Daniel Walker, seven times in their shared home’s garage in Madera Highlands last August. The charges against Wayne include first-degree murder and disorderly conduct. Allegations of Misrepresentation During Indictment Defense attorney Dawn Priestman raised concerns about…
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Arizona Weights and Measures Reports Decline in Skimmers
Credit card skimming incidents have sparked concerns among consumers, with reports of overcharged cards and suspicions of skimmers in gas stations. However, a closer look reveals a different narrative, indicating a decline in the prevalence of credit card skimmers in the state of Arizona, especially in the localities of Sahuarita and Green Valley. Statewide Decline…
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Tucson Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Shows: Global Extravaganza Unveiled
Over the past fortnight, the visual landscape along Interstate 10 heading into Tucson has undergone a notable transformation. The proliferation of large white tents has caught our attention, signaling the imminent return of a significant event that has become synonymous with the region. The upcoming annual Tucson Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Shows, scheduled to grace…
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William Allen Harpring: Legacy of Service and Devotion
William Allen Harpring, affectionately known as Bill, left an indelible mark on the world during his 92 years of life. Born in Paris, IL, to John Lawrence Harpring and Ruth Elizabeth (Twigg) Harpring, Bill’s journey was one of resilience, service, and dedication to family. Early Life and Military Service Bill’s early years were shaped by…
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Former Villas West Manager Faces Embezzlement Allegations and Lawsuit
In a recent development, Jesus Daniel Sotelo, the former general manager of Villas West, is facing serious legal issues. An indictment on eight felony charges, including one count of theft and seven counts of fraudulent schemes and artifices, alleges that Sotelo embezzled thousands of dollars from multiple entities. The accusations extend beyond the Green Valley…
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Quail Crossing and Old Nogales Intersection Upgrades: Safety Boost
The Quail Crossing Boulevard and Old Nogales Highway intersection is set to undergo significant upgrades as Union Pacific (UP) and the Town of Sahuarita gear up for improvement initiatives expected to commence in April. Planned Upgrades by Union Pacific Union Pacific has announced plans to initiate upgrades on the railroad section’s infrastructure, specifically focusing on…
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Sahuarita Police Address Thefts, Neighborhood Tensions, and Disputes
On January 2, a Sahuarita officer responding to a traffic hazard uncovered a deceased dog near South La Villita and South Rancho Sahuarita Boulevard. Lacking a microchip, the officer relocated the dog to a nearby desert area. The owners, discovering their pet’s fate nine hours later, requested and obtained the remains through police assistance. In…
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Green Valley Tax Assistance: VITA and AARP Sites Details
Residents in the Green Valley area can avail themselves of IRS-certified volunteers for income tax preparation and e-filing services. These programs, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and AARP Tax-Aide, operate across four locations in the area, each with its specific operations. VITA Program Sites The VITA program runs at three locations: GVR East Center, St.…
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Pima Game & Fish Conducts Detailed Wildlife Count
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is currently engaged in comprehensive aerial surveys across Southeastern Arizona until January 23. These surveys are primarily conducted utilizing helicopters, with the possibility of including fixed-wing aircraft as well. Purpose of Aerial Surveys These aerial surveys form a routine part of the Game and Fish Department’s management strategy for…