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Kehinde Wiley approaches men on the streets of Harlem, Lagos, and Dakar, and paints them into grand, opulently framed works that you'd expect to see on a wall in a Wes Anderson movie.
This image of her almost-teen daughter in a frilled bathing suit would work there in a diorama of prehistoric adolescent life.
Happy Labor Day weekend from Art Candy!
Hoyle's subject is often water and the people who swim in it.
Burghardt's dirty-elbowed hippie is swathed in heavenly light. Is she Jesus's secret girlfriend? Joni Mitchell?
Shen Jingdong, who served for sixteen years in the Chinese military, merges Pop Art with Marxist propaganda.
J.J. Abrams would do well to take a look at Lia Halloran's spooky photographs of late-night skate parks.
And that line is not, surprisingly, 'HELF.'
Mircea Suciu's paintings are apparently inspired by advertisements from the forties and fifties.
Adria Sartore's unimpressed redhead, 'Flora 9,' looks like she's just landed, but we're not sure from where or when.
While humans behave like superheroes inside the arena, outside, an army of workers keeps the Olympics running smoothly.
Nara's 'Puff Marshie' was inspired by childhood, just before all the icky stuff creeps in.
Day turns a sultry-eyed Barbie into a glamorous bondage model.
She's walking on ice shoes!
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Gerald Edwards III might have an even more optimistic vision of humanity's impending extinction than those dazzling animation geniuses over at Pixar.
Billiards are apparently the unofficial national pastime of South Africa, though they don't play it on the ceiling as Rohde might have you believe.
Cathleen Faubert's digital image is just simply gorgeous, the sort of art we want on our own walls at home to remind us what Heaven looks like when you're a dangerous girl.
Deborah Hamon's cocky summer girl cuts an imposing figure in her sporty blue shorts.
Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz's globes are glistening spheres unfolding with macabre familial scenes in which delicate adults are exposed in moments of terror.
The scenes unfolding among the citizens of Mario Ybarra Jr.'s "Black Squirrel Society" are surprisingly human considering they take place atop stumps.
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More than 170 acres on Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay's Camp Grove Point in Earleville, Maryland, have been protected with a perpetual conservation easement that puts the recovery of the federally threatened Puritan tiger beetle (Cicindela puritana) within reach. The property's 2,200 feet of eroding cliffs at the mouth of the Sassafras River provide the unique habitat needed by the beetle, a creature smaller than the tip of a fingernail yet a fierce predator in the insect world.
"We are taking a significant step forward in recovering the Puritan tiger beetle, whose largest global population is found in the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland," said Genevieve LaRouche, Supervisor, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Chesapeake Bay Field Office. "This partnership illustrates the important role of local groups and landowners in the conservation of our rare native wildlife."
For many years, the Girl Scouts have acted as caretakers for the beetle population at Camp Grove Point and have received hands-on education regarding the Puritan tiger beetle and other Chesapeake Bay wildlife. Every year, hundreds of Girl Scouts attend day and residential summer camps and participate in troop camping throughout the year.
"Good stewardship of our land is an important part of Girl Scouting," said Anne T. Hogan, CEO of Girl Scouts of Chesapeake Bay.
"Rich with diverse wetlands and upland forests of oak, tulip poplar, beech and hickory, the new easement will permanently protect the area's sensitive ecosystem," said Maryland Department of Natural Resources Secretary Joe Gill. "By preserving this critical landscape we can help guarantee the future of the Puritan tiger beetle, as well as an array of wildlife including osprey, eagle, deer, fox and many migratory songbirds."
Permanent protection of this land will help meet one of the federal criteria required for recovery of this species—to stabilize six large sub-populations and their habitats in the Chesapeake Bay. With the protections on the Girl Scout property, four sub-populations will be protected in Maryland.
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Development and stabilization projects are the most serious threats to this species in Maryland. Puritan tiger beetles undergo their entire life cycle on or near cliffs and adjacent sandy beaches, and require some cliff erosion to maintain suitable unvegetated habitat conditions. Shoreline stabilization structures minimize erosion at the base of the bluff, which over time makes the slopes less steep and allows vegetation to grow. This makes the habitat unsuitable for the beetles.
Conservation of this important habitat was made possible through the partnership of Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy, Maryland Department of Natural Resources Program Open Space and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Chesapeake Bay Field Office. Funding was provided through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Recovery Grant Program and Maryland's Program Open Space funds. The recovery grant program, authorized by Section 6 of the Endangered Species Act, provides funds for states and territories to protect land through voluntary landowner agreements that benefit listed species with recovery plans.
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The firm's investment banking unit outperformed competitors JPMorgan (JPM) and Citigroup (C), who reported revenue of $1.4 billion and $1.1 billion respectively, according to calculations from Staite of Altantic Equities.
The analyst, however, noted the 10% decline in Goldman's trading revenue was slightly worse than 5% declines posted by JPMorgan and Citigroup. Bank of America (BAC) reports earnings on Wednesday.
Net revenue from the firm's Institutional Client Services unit, more generally known as trading, came in at $5.14 billion, dropping 10% from the first quarter of 2012.Goldman's investment management unit posted $1.32 billion in revenue, reflecting a 12% rise from the first quarter of 2012. The unit posted $9 billion in client asset outflows, largely on money market assets and alternative investments, even as the firm saw a rise in equity and fixed income assets. "Better than expected investment banking and investment management revenues roughly offset the revenue miss in trading," Brennan Hawken, a UBS analyst, wrote in a note to clients. In the first quarter, Goldman Sachs repurchased 10.1 million shares at a total cost of $1.52 billion. The firm also said its Board of Directors authorized the firm to buy back an additional 75 million shares, putting its total authorization at 86.4 million shares or roughly 18.5% of shares outstanding. Operating expenses of $6.72 billion were unchanged from the first quarter of 2012, as the ratio of compensation and benefits to revenue fell marginally from year-ago levels to 43%. In a proxy to shareholders released on Friday, Goldman disclosed that chief executive Lloyd Blankfein earned a total of $21 million for 2013, split between a salary of $2 million, a $5.7 million cash bonus and $13.3 million in restricted stock awards. Equity compensation as a percentage of variable compensation was 70% for Blankfein, COO Gary Cohn, CFO David Viniar, Vice Chairman J. Michael Evans and Vice Chairman John Weinberg, who earned between $17 million and $19 million in total compensation for 2012. "We are pleased with our performance for the quarter," Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman Sachs chief executive, said in a statement Tuesday. "Our strong client franchise across our businesses drove generally solid results. Still, the potential for macro-economic instability was felt in the quarter and constrained overall corporate and investor activity." For more on Goldman Sachs see why the company's bottom line will be its key earnings driver in 2013. See what Warren Buffett's Goldman Sachs stake means for Wall Street. http://www.thestreet.com/story/11880216/1/the-math-behind-warren-buffetts-goldman-sachs-deal.html Follow @AntoineGara -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York
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Hello everyone, Is it possible for me to get an employment if I just apply online? I'm not residing in Canada but I'll be starting my application for a visa soon. Also, can you guys recommend where can I check out the... Read More
- 0Apr 4, '12 by NotReady4PrimeTime, RN Senior ModeratorPermanent residency is a federal program so it isn't possible for Manitoba to have a "more lenient system". What is more likely is that there are fewer applicants therefore the process is a little shorter.
Locally-educated nurses in Ontario are finding it hard to get work and many of them have moved to other provinces so they can have jobs... Having relatives in a certain place doesn't really mean much in terms of finding work in health care unless you're looking at privately-run nursing homes where there are no unions. There's nothing to stop you from working as a live-in caregiver or a nursing assistant if you're here under the family class, but the Federal Skilled Worker program will require you to work as an RN or an LPN... if you meet the provincial college's requirements. You will have many hurdles to overcome whichever route you choose. With the current employment situation in most of the country there won't be an employer wanting to hire someone from outside the country when they can have their pick of Canadian nurses with a minimum of fuss or delay.
- 2Apr 4, '12 by Fiona59Why do you think it'll be any easier to find a job as an LPN? You are NOT an LPN.
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The LPN practice permit isn't a consolation prize for people.
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Hello friends and family!
We've officially made it halfway through our trip and the first session of camp! All of us had an amazing time playing with, serving, and loving the beautiful campers. Naturally, we are all tired, but we are enjoying a day of rest today before the second session of camp begins.
I've been so encouraged by my team members over these past two weeks. When you lead a trip like this, you usually expect to be the one teaching your team members. However, my team members have been the ones teaching me. Below are lessons I've learned from each of my team members.
Megan: Megan is such a sweetheart! She is one of the most loving and caring people I have ever met. She has gone out of her way to learn basic Russian and to show love to the Russian people here. Every time I see her, she is always giving someone a hug or a word of encouragement. What I'm learning from Megan is to love without limits and to love boldly!
Daniel: Daniel is an amazing guy! He has a huge servant's heart and is always seeking to put others first. Everyday, Daniel asks to carry my backpack when the group walks to the sea. The first day he asked if he could carry my backpack, me being a self-proclaimed strong independent woman, told him thank you, but that I was fine. Daniel simply responded with, "but I would like to." Through Daniel, I am learning that we need to humble ourselves and let others serve us. Not allowing people to serve us deprives them of of the opportunity, but the joy that comes with blessing others.
Amy: Amy has been an incredible mentor to me (she is our team faculty member as well) over these past two years. Amy is an accomplished professor and has extensive training in multiple fields, including camp ministry and leadership, but she is the most humble of member of the team. There is no task that is above her. Everything she does, she does with humility and joy. She has taught me and the value of humility in leadership and the importance of being a team player. She and Lauren both had to leave early two days ago and we all miss them terribly.
Zach: Zach is such an awesome guy. This is his second time in Russia and I've loved seeing how he as grown and matured. He is incredibly humble and always willing to serve. I'm not sure if there a person more loved by the kids at this camp than Zach. I am constantly finding him surrounded by a throng of Russian children. Through Zach I have learned the importance of a gentle spirit and serving with a joyful attitude.
Lauren: Lauren is such an amazing person. She simply radiates joy. Every time I am done spending time with Lauren, I feel refreshed and energized. Lauren had to leave us early due to have surgery for a medical condition that causes her constant discomfort and pain. Despite being in pain everyday, Lauren remains positive and joyful. Through her I have learned the power of choosing joy in spite of difficult circumstances.
Alicia: This is also Alicia's second time in Russia. She has been such an encouragement to me over these past two years. Alicia is an extremely caring person and feels incredible empathy for others. Whilst in Russia, I've always been impressed by Alicia's ability to make fast friends with the Russian counselors. Her openness, caring nature and genuine kindness disarms people and makes them feel at ease. Through Alicia I have been challenged to approach others with the same kindness and genuine care that she demonstrates.
Griffin: Griffin is Jane's cousin who joined our team in the JFK Airport. I was shocked and impressed how He immediately fit in with the rest of the team. Griffin has never met a stranger and genuinely loves life. Everything he does, he does with incredible enthusiasm and joy. Through Griffin I have be challenged to appreciate life and to treat every day as a gift. I am so incredibly blessed to have him on our team!
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The Saints win their first Super Bowl.
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Somewhere out there, other science fiction writers are tilting their heads, raising their eyebrows, and attempting to figure out how Daniel H. Wilson keeps getting his books optioned for films. Of course, it's not like those options actually mean much considering that Paramount never did anything with "How To Survive a Robot Uprising."
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AMP will focus on a short time in the future where robotics are used to help the disabled but end up essentially giving them super powers over the puny able-bodied masses. Deadline Tulsa describes the book as being like District 9 with its political and scientific implications.
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For population 25 years and over in Arena:
For population 15 years and over in Arena village:
9 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $3,264 (2.5%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Madison, WI (26.6 miles , pop. 208,054).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (146.0 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Mazomanie, WI (2.4 miles ), Spring Green, WI (2.8 miles ), Black Earth, WI (2.9 miles ), Vermont, WI (3.0 miles ), Plain, WI (3.2 miles ), Barneveld, WI (3.2 miles ), Wyoming, WI (3.3 miles ), Brigham, WI (3.3 miles ).
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Latitude: 43.17 N, Longitude: 89.91 W
Area code: 608
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On 6/7/1984, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 14.1 miles away from the Arena village center killed 9 people and injured 200 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 7/3/1983, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 17.6 miles away from the village center caused between $5000 and $50,000 in damages.
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Iowa County (11) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 9
Emergencies Declared: 2
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 8, Storms: 8, Tornadoes: 5, Wind: 1, Winter Storm: 1, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snowstorm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Tucson NewsNet
NewsNet 12-19-14
Friday, 19 Dec 2014
Tucson's Police Chief selected to serve on national task force
Plenty of parking available for tomorrow's Downton Parade of Lights
Tickets still available for beach boys concert at TCC
See video of what it's like to ride a camel at Reid Park Zoo
How to report transportation concerns
NewsNet 12-18-14
Thursday, 18 Dec 2014
Mayor and Council clear way for new mixed-use hotel complex near University of Arizona
Tucson Police officers honored for saving lives in machete attack
Downtown Parade of Lights this weekend
Santa's coming to Tucson this weekend
Stay safe while driving this holiday season
NewsNet 12-17-14
Wednesday, 17 Dec 2014
Mayor and Council moves to next phase of proposed Ronstadt Center redevelopment
School Resource Officers heading to TUSD
Deadline extended to apply as a commission member to review and recommend salaries for Mayor and Council
Public comments sought on proposed elimination of Downtown Loop
'Zoo Lights' continues at Reid Park Zoo
NewsNet 12-16-14
Tuesday, 16 Dec 2014
City of Tucson and State of Arizona hold workshops on license and sales tax reporting
New parking meter installations continue
Have Coffee with a Cop tomorrow
Environmental mini grants available to schools to plant trees
'The Magic of Christmas' comes to TCC
NewsNet 12-15-14
Monday, 15 Dec 2014
PUBLIC COMMENTS SOUGHT ON PROPOSED ELIMINATION OF DOWNTOWN LOOP - The City of Tucson and Sun Tran are seeking the public's feedback on a proposal to eliminate the Downtown Loop, a free transit service in the downtown area that provides access to community services, government offices, courts, educational facilities and area businesses. With the opening of the Sun Link Tucson Streetcar, the Downtown Loop has become a duplicate service. Many of the Downtown Loop's major stops are within walking distance of Sun Link or existing Sun Tran service. Representatives from Sun Tran will be available at public open house events to answer questions and concerns regarding the proposed service change. Two open houses will be held tomorrow. The first runs from 10-11:30 A.M. at Woods Memorial Library, 3455 N. 1st Ave. The second will be from 5 – 6:30 p.m. at El Pueblo Activity Center, 101 W. Irvington Road. For a list of other sessions, please visit the link below. A public hearing will be held on Jan. 6 and Mayor and Council Chambers, 255 W. Alameda St. Read the news release.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: WATER MAIN WORK AT 22ND STREET AND COUNTRY CLUB ROAD - Valve work on a water transmission main continues this week at 22nd Street at Country Club Road. The work will occur Wednesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the eastbound left turn lane to northbound Country Club will be closed, as will the eastbound inside lane. Temporary steel plates are installed to allow traffic in all lanes during hours when work is not taking place. There will be no interruption of water service to customers, but motorists should be prepared for traffic delays. Read the news release.
SYNCHRONIZING TRAFFIC SIGNALS IS COMPLICATED - The number of green or red lights a driver encounters on any given stretch of road is part of an equation including vehicle speed, traffic levels and pedestrian crossings. The earliest attempts to synchronize the lights were in the early 1980s, when signals were controlled by a central computer. Today, each signal has its own separate control box nearby, and the software has a variety of traffic patterns programmed for different times of the day. For example, westbound routes toward the city center are favored during the morning commute, and the opposite is true for the early evening. Cameras on top of the traffic signals sense how many cars are waiting in a given lane. If there's no cross traffic, a light will stay green in the opposite direction for a longer period of time. The City of Tucson hopes to improve the system via data collection and collaboration with the Pima Association of Governments and the UA Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics. Read more from the Arizona Daily Star.
ANOTHER BABY AT REID PARK ZOO - The next time you visit Reid Park Zoo, you may see "Cranberry," a male flamingo chick hatched just before Thanksgiving. He joins older sister Alice (hatched in October) as the youngest members of the Zoo's flock. You can see a photo of the hatchling at the Zoo's Facebook page. If you decide to visit the Zoo this month, you could help break the all-time attendance record, last set in 2012. The newly-hatched flamingos join baby elephant Nandi as must-sees at the Zoo.
JOIN A NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION TO IMPROVE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD - Meet your neighbors and make a difference in your neighborhood by joining or forming a neighborhood association. In this archived Tucson 12 video, learn how some residents of Midvale Park came together for a common cause.
NewsNet 12-12-14
Friday, 12 Dec 2014
RTA BOARD ENDORSES CITY'S RECOMMENDATION TO WIDEN BROADWAY TO SIX LANES - The Regional Transportation Authority Board (RTA) yesterday approved $1.5 million in funding for the City of Tucson to proceed with the roadway corridor design to widen Broadway Boulevard from four to six lanes, from Euclid Avenue to Country Club. The design will include bus pullouts, bike lanes and sidewalks. The RTA plan allocates $42,120,000 to the Broadway project. Another $26,222,000 will come from regional funds, including $25 million from 1997 Pima County Transportation Bonds, and $3 million from the City of Tucson via already-collected impact fees. The estimated cost to complete the design and final alignment of the corridor, including right-of-way research and estimating, is $2.5 million. The City of Tucson is contributing $1 million to complement the RTA's $1.5 million. Read the news release.
PLENTY OF DOWNTOWN PARKING FOR 2nd SATURDAYS AND 4th AVENUE STREET FAIR - Depending on the weather, this weekend will be busy in the downtown area and along 4th Avenue, but there are plenty of places to park. The Centro, Depot Plaza and Pennington Street garages all are within walking distance of the Sun Link Tucson Streetcar. The Fourth Avenue Merchants Association is no longer running free shuttles from the Main Gate and Pennington Street garages to the fair, due to the existence of the streetcar. The 4th Avenue Winter Street Fair is open from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. today through Sunday, and 2nd Saturdays Downtown begins tomorrow with gallery shows at 9 a.m. Live entertainment has been canceled at the main stage due to the rainy weather forecast, but some performers and vendors may be at the Ronstadt Center if it doesn't rain. Visit @2ndSatTucson on Twitter for updates.
PUBLIC MEETINGS CONTINUE FOR INPUT ON POSSIBLE CHARTER CHANGES - Tucson's Charter Review Committee is asking for public comments as it reviews and makes recommendations about possible amendments to sections of the Tucson City Charter. A public meeting will be held Monday at 4 p.m. at City Hall (255 W. Alameda, 1st floor). Potential amendments to the City Charter may be on the Nov. 3, 2015 City ballot. All comments should be made via email to the City Clerk's Office, email@example.com.
HOW TO KEEP YOUR REAL CHRISTMAS TREE FROM DRYING OUT OVER THE HOLIDAYS - Real Christmas trees bring the holiday spirit to life for many, but they start to dry out as soon as you take them home. In this week's "No Bad Days with Barrett" on KGUN9, Tucson Fire Captain Barrett Baker has a few safety tips to keep your holiday from going up in smoke, such as keeping your tree away from heat sources and candles.
REDUCE CLUTTER AND GO PAPERLESS WITH CITY E-BILLING - Go paperless with your Utility Services Statement. Set up an eBill account to pay your bill, get notification of your billing statement, view water usage, and read Tucson Water's newsletter.
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NewsNet 12-11-14
Thursday, 11 Dec 2014
FOURTH AVENUE STREET FAIR BEGINS TOMORROW - The Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair opens tomorrow and runs through Sunday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. each day. The event takes place on Fourth Avenue between Ninth Street and University Boulevard. The street fair includes more than 400 arts and crafts booths, more than 35 food vendors, street musicians, food, jugglers, street performers, and a hands-on art pavilion for kids. There also will be face painting, balloons, demonstrations, sidewalk entertainment, and other activities. For the first time, you can ride the Sun Link Streetcar to the fair. Please note there will be temporary route adjustments. The streetcar will operate on the east end of the route from the eastern terminus at Helen Street to University Boulevard and Third Avenue and back. On the western terminus, streetcar will operate from Avenida del Convento through downtown to Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street and back. Sun Tran buses will be used to shuttle streetcar passengers from temporary end point stops at Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street, and University Boulevard and Third Avenue. Follow the links below for more information and a map of the route adjustments.
SUN LINK STREETCAR JOINS 'STUFF THE BUS' EVENT - Sun Tran and KGUN 9 News are partnering again this holiday season for the annual "Stuff-the-Bus" event benefiting the Salvation Army's Christmas Gift Distribution Program. This year, Sun Link will be part of the annual event by stuffing a streetcar. Tucsonans are encouraged to donate new, unwrapped toys for children 12 and under. Cash donations also will be accepted. This year's event will be held from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow at two Walmart stores (Speedway/Kolb and Arizona Pavilions) and the streetcar stop at Helen Street and Warren Avenue.
TCC READIES FOR ARENA GRAND REOPENING - The Tucson Convention Center (TCC) is less than a month away from unveiling the complete $7.8 million renovation of the arena. In this video, Tucson 12 shows some of the new additions and the outlook for the future from those who played a part in the project. The public unveiling and celebration of the renovated TCC is set for Saturday, Jan. 3, with an 8 p.m. concert by the Beach Boys. Tickets are still available at the TCC Ticket Office, 260 S. Church Ave., and Ticketmaster.
SOUTHWEST NUTCRACKER HAS THREE PERFORMANCES AT TCC MUSIC HALL - This original full-length classical ballet translates the traditional Nutcracker to Tucson in the 1880s, complete with coyotes, cavalry, and rattlesnakes. The Saturday and Sunday performances feature a live orchestra, colorful costumes, professionally designed sets, and dancing. Tickets are available at the TCC Ticket Office, 260 S. Church Ave., and Ticketmaster. Read the TCC event description.
GET THE LATEST TUCSON NEWS AND INFORMATION ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER - "Like" the City of Tucson on Facebook to get the latest news, community updates and fun facts about Tucson local government and our community. You can also "Follow" the City of Tucson on Twitter for timely, concise updates throughout the day.
NewsNet 12-10-14
Wednesday, 10 Dec 2014
NewsNet 12-09-14
Tuesday, 9 Dec 2014
CITY RECEIVES 'PROJECT OF THE DECADE' AWARD FOR STREETCAR - The Metropolitan Pima Alliance (MPA) recently presented the City of Tucson with the "MPA Project of the Decade" award for the Sun Link Tucson Streetcar. The streetcar was honored as one of 22 exceptional projects in the community during the MPA's 10th annual Common Ground Awards ceremony last week. The awards honor community leaders, projects, and events that overcame great obstacles through collaboration. The $196 million streetcar project, co-managed by the City of Tucson and the Regional Transportation Authority, is considered to be Tucson's largest and most-complex transportation construction project in city history.
RESIDENTS NEAR RAILROAD TRACKS MAY GET SOME QUIET - The Downtown Links construction project will upgrade four railroad crossings in the downtown area. Part of the third phase of the project, set to begin in 2016, includes installing new safety features to four rail crossings, and that would make the area eligible to be a federally-approved "quiet zone" where trains wouldn't have to sound their horns as much. The upgraded crossings at Main Avenue, Fifth Street, Ninth Avenue, and Seventh Avenue will have additional fencing, lighting, and signage to warn pedestrians of approaching trains. The crossing at Sixth Street will be eliminated completely and replaced with an underpass. When all of the work is finished, the City of Tucson can submit a proposal to the Federal Railroad Administration to have the quiet zone approved. Read more from the Arizona Daily Star.
TUCSON POLICE FOUNDATION AWARDED GRANT TO TEACH TEENS HOW TO DRIVE - State Farm Insurance will present the Tucson Police Foundation (TPF) with an $18,750 grant at a presentation tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. The TPF and the Tucson Police Department (TPD), in partnership with State Farm Insurance, run the Safe Teen Accident Reduction Training (START) classes. They say motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens. Seven teens between the ages 16 to 19 die every day from motor vehicle injuries. START training classes take place on a closed course at the Southern Arizona Law Enforcement Training Center in Tucson. Classes are taught by TPD professional driving instructors. The four-hour classes are offered at no charge, with a suggested donation of $50 to the Tucson Police Foundation.
JOB OPPORTUNITY: TUCSON WATER SYSTEM OPERATOR - Tucson Water is recruiting for three Water System Operator positions in the Instrumentation & Control Section of potable, reclaimed water systems. The section is responsible for the central control operations of the potable and reclaimed water systems. Rotating shifts, weekends, and holidays are mandatory. Experience and certifications are required. The application deadline is Dec. 31. Read the job description.
WATCH A FOX CHASE BUBBLES - Fennec fox Amir is a demonstration animal at Reid Park Zoo. He is featured in education programs and presentations, and educators keep him socialized by interacting with him frequently. In this session (see video), Amir gets some exercise, and some fun, by playing with bubbles.
NewsNet 12-08-14
Monday, 8 Dec 2014
FOURTH AVENUE STREET FAIR TO ADJUST STREETCAR ROUTE - The Fourth Avenue Street Fair runs this Friday through Sunday, with more than 300,000 people expected to attend. To accommodate the street fair booths, there will be a temporary route adjustment for the Sun Link Tucson Streetcar, and Sun Tran buses will be used to shuttle streetcar passengers from temporary end point stops at Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street, and University Boulevard and Third Avenue. The streetcar will operate on the east end of the route from the eastern terminus at Helen Street to University Boulevard and Third Avenue and back. On the western terminus, the streetcar will operate from Avenida del Convento through downtown to Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street and back. Read the news release.
Map of route adjustments and shuttle bus route and stops
AGENDA SPOTLIGHT: GATEWAY HACIENDA ANNEXATION DISTRICT - A public hearing will be held at tomorrow's Mayor and Tucson City Council Regular Meeting regarding the proposed annexation of nine acres of vacant land at the southeast corner of River Road and Hacienda Del Sol Road. The area is slated to be the future home of Hacienda at the River, a state-of-the-art site with adult assisted living, nursing care, a medical office, and a hospice facility. The new development is anticipated to create 167 jobs, 52 of which will pay more than $55,000. View tomorrow's Mayor and Council agenda, and watch a Tucson 12 video about how annexation works.
SENIOR OLYMPIC FESTIVAL REGISTRATION UNDERWAY - Tucson Parks and Recreation presents the 31st Annual Senior Olympic Festival, Jan. 12 - Feb. 1, at several venues throughout Tucson. The festival is a celebration to promote fitness, health, and an active lifestyle among adults 50 years of age and older. Some of the events include volleyball, bowling, bridge, racquetball, basketball shoot, pickleball, archery, golf, tennis, horseshoes, badminton, and more. You can register through Dec. 31 (link below). You also can register between Jan.1-10, but there will be a $3 per event late fee. More than 2,000 people are expected to participate in the competition. Read the news release for registration details, and watch Tucson 12 video of the training for the games.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LUNCH WASTE GOES GREEN - Every day, Manzo Elementary School students sort their leftovers into compostables, recyclables, chicken food, or trash, minimizing the TUSD school's contribution to the waste stream. In addition, fellow students run and supervise the process from start to finish, which is considered an honor. Composting is one area the City of Tucson is using to divert waste from landfills. The City's Environmental Services Department collects food scraps from local restaurants and grocery stores as part of Compost Cats, in partnership with the University of Arizona. Watch a short video (via Facebook) of the sorting process at Manzo.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: CAPTAIN AWESOME! - Join an artist and her partner, a size 3T superhero, on their adventures at Tucson's playable parks. This video was produced last year by Tucson 12.
NewsNet 12-05-14
Friday, 5 Dec 2014
CITY SEEKS COMMISSION MEMBERS TO REVIEW AND RECOMMEND SALARIES FOR MAYOR AND COUNCIL - The City of Tucson is accepting applications for the Citizens' Commission on Public Service and Compensation, a panel that reviews and recommends salaries for the Mayor and Tucson City Council. Commission members serve a two-month appointment and must be registered voters living within Tucson city limits. They cannot be employees of the City of Tucson, nor a parent, sibling, spouse, child, or dependent relative of an officer or employee of the City. The Commission's salary adjustment recommendations may be placed on the Nov. 3, 2015 election ballot. To nominate a person, or for more information, please contact Monica Perez in the City Manager's Office, 791-4204. The deadline to apply is Friday, Dec. 19. Read the news release.
NewsNet 12-04-14
Thursday, 4 Dec 2014
HOUGHTON ROAD CORRIDOR OPEN HOUSE NEXT WEEK - The public is invited to attend an open house for the Houghton Road Corridor Project, part of the overall Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) plan to improve Houghton Road from Tanque Verde Road to Interstate 10. The open house will be held Monday, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Pantano Christian Church, 1755 S. Houghton Road. At the meeting, the status of street lighting planned along the Houghton Road Corridor will be reviewed, and Tucson Department of Transportation (TDOT) staff will be available to answer questions about City policy and plans. A general update on the Houghton Road Corridor also will be discussed. Read the news release.
TODAY'S WEATHER IDEAL FOR RAINWATER HARVESTING - Today's rainfall will provide an ample supply of water for those who practice rainwater harvesting. Capturing the rain for outdoor water irrigation minimizes potable water use. Tucson 12 shows you the harvesting process and the rebates to help you along. Contact Tucson Water at (520) 791-4331.
REID PARK ZOO TO BE ADORNED WITH CHRISTMAS LIGHTS - Reid Park Zoo tomorrow opens it annual display of Christmas lights. Zoo Lights will help put you in the holiday spirit, with jingle bells, twinkling lights, falling snow, and Santa. Light displays, animal-themed light sculptures, and thousands of sparkling bulbs are part of the annual holiday tradition. Free cookies will be provided each night, and hot cocoa is available for $1. Zoo officials say animals will have access to heated night houses for this event, and will likely choose to be off exhibit. Starting tomorrow, Zoo Lights will be open from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. every night, with an encore Dec. 26-28. Admission is $6 for adults and $4 for children under the age of 14. Zoo members receive special discounts, including 50 percent off from Dec. 5-11.
JOB OPPORTUNITY: TUCSON POLICE OFFICER RECRUIT - The Tucson Police Department (TPD) is accepting applications for the position of Police Officer Recruit. Successful candidates from this testing period will be considered for any funded academy class(es) within the next six months. The earliest academy that will be filled from this list is April 2015, but the date may be adjusted if necessary. The application deadline is Dec. 18. Read the official job description from City of Tucson, and ride along with an officer who gives advice about joining TPD, from Tucson 12 archives.
COMMEMORATIVE TREE DEDICATION FRIDAY - Tucson Clean & Beautiful, in cooperation with the City of Tucson and Pima County, will dedicate commemorative trees along the Pantano River Park. Each tree to be dedicated has been purchased by Tucson area residents, honoring friends and family. The dedication ceremony will include a reading of the names for whom trees have been dedicated, along with names inscribed at the nearby Children's Memorial Garden. At the conclusion of the ceremony, attendees are invited for a brief walking tour of the newly-dedicated trees. The dedication will be held from 11 a.m. - noon tomorrow at Pantano River - Garden of the Families, 2500 S. Pantano Parkway (west side of Pantano Parkway, south of Golf Links Road). Read the news release from Tucson Parks and Recreation.
NewsNet 12-03-14
Wednesday, 3 Dec 2014
TUCSON'S STREETCAR GETS NATIONAL ATTENTION - The Sun Link Tucson Streetcar is a little more than four months old, but it's serving as an example for cities and others interested in that mode of travel. Shellie Ginn, who manages the streetcar project for the City of Tucson, appeared yesterday on the national radio show Here & Now, a two-hour public radio production of NPR and WBUR in Boston. She said the streetcar created more than $1 billion in public and private investment, and ridership along the nearly 4-mile route is higher than expected. "So, typically where you have transit streetcar stops or light rail stops, those are areas where you'll have a lot more businesses and developers interested in developing along that line because they know it's an infrastructure that's a permanent infrastructure and it's not easily removed," she said. "When you have rail on the line and you've got stops, you've got a lot of banks and businesses that want to take the chance on opening a business on something that they know is going to stay there permanently." Listen to the full interview from WBUR.
TRAFFIC ALERT: WRIGHTSTOWN ROAD LANE CLOSURE THIS WEEK - Crews from the City of Tucson Department of Transportation Streets and Traffic Maintenance Division will be conducting bank protection work Friday (9 a.m. - 4 p.m.) on the south side of East Wrightstown Road, between Sarnoff Drive and Camino Seco. The eastbound lane on Wrightstown will be closed to travel in the area. Since Wrightstown is one travel lane in each direction at that location, motorists will be sharing one lane for both eastbound and westbound travel. Flaggers will help direct traffic through the work zone. The project is scheduled to be completed in one day. Read the news release.
HOCKEY RETURNS TO TCC THIS WEEKEND - Arizona Wildcat Hockey takes to the ice this Friday and Saturday at the Tucson Convention Center (TCC). The games begin at 7:30 p.m. Both games are against ASU D1. Tickets are available at the TCC Ticket Office and Ticketmaster.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE APPROACHING FOR 'SANTA'S HOLIDAY EXPERIENCE' - Monday is the last day to register for "Santa's Holiday Experience" for kids. Participants will create an art project featuring a snowman, play reindeer games, bake with Mrs. Claus, have storytime with elves, and have their picture taken with Santa (bring your own camera). The event will be held Dec. 13 at the William Clements Regional Center, 8155 E. Poinciana Dr. Walk-in registration is required, as is a cash-only payment of $5 per person.
DOWNLOAD APP TO REPORT GRAFFITI IN TUCSON - Graffiti Protective Coatings and the City of Tucson have a smartphone application for reporting graffiti. MyTucson is a free download on the iPhone App Store and Google Play for Android.
Watch a University of Arizona Athletics PSA about the app.
NewsNet 12-02-14
Tuesday, 2 Dec 2014
GET A FREE BIKE LIGHT TONIGHT AT 'LIGHT THE NIGHT' - Living Streets Alliance is partnering with the City of Tucson Bicycle & Pedestrian Program and the Pima Association of Governments to give away bike lights to people without them. Not only do bike lights improve visibility for both cyclists and others on the street – it's the law that bicyclists have them. Starting tonight at 5 o'clock, Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and Pima Association of Governments' (PAG) Executive Director Farhad Moghimi will give away light sets, helmets, maps, and safety literature at the intersection of North Campbell Avenue and East 3rd Street, one of the most popular bikeways in the region. Since October, more than 400 light sets and 65 free helmets for youth have been distributed to promote bicycle and pedestrian safety.
CITY SUBMITS PROMISE ZONE APPLICATION - The City of Tucson, in collaboration with Pima County and the City of South Tucson, has submitted an application for the Obama Administration's Promise Zone competition. Promise Zone communities work together with the federal government to promote economic opportunity and accelerate economic growth in high-poverty areas by receiving preferred access to certain competitive federal investments, federal staff to help implement goals, and five full-time AmeriCorps VISTA members to recruit and manage volunteers. At least eight urban, rural, or tribal communities are expected to be named Promise Zones from this second round of designees. Read the White House news release.
CITY OFFERS HOLIDAY SHOPPING DEALS ON SURPLUS ITEMS - Need some jewelry for a Christmas gift? How about a Xbox or an iPod to keep your kids busy? Maybe a motorcycle is a better fit for someone on your list? You can find these items and more on the City of Tucson's surplus auction website. This holiday season the City will auction Rolexes, a Gibson Les Paul guitar, Louis Vuitton shoes, bikes, car stereos, and more. Most of the auctioned items come from unclaimed merchandise confiscated by the Tucson Police Department, with the rest comprised of City surplus equipment and unclaimed lost-and-found items. Read more from the Arizona Daily Star.
ELEPHANT BABY PHOTO CONTEST ENDS THIS WEEK - The Reid Park Zoo's Facebook photo contest to find the best picture of Nandi, the baby African elephant, ends Thursday. Enter your photo for a chance to win a behind-the-scenes tour of the Zoo. On a related note, the BuzzFeed website ranks Nandi 34th in its "37 Cutest Baby Animals Photos of 2014."
FOOD NETWORK PERSONALITY HEADING TO TUCSON - Alton Brown is coming to Tucson next March for his traveling culinary variety show called "The Edible Inevitable Tour." As part of his travels across the United States, Brown is asking Twitter and Facebook users to use special hashtags to make suggestions about the best places to eat. For Tucson, he's asking people to use the hashtag #ABRoadEatsTucson. Brown will be appearing at Centennial Hall on March 22, 2015.
NewsNet 12-01-14
Monday, 1 Dec 2014
NEW PARKING METERS DOWNTOWN - Downtown Tucson now has 21 new "smart parking meters," which accept coins, credit cards, debit cards, and will soon accept stored value cards. A new smartphone app will be available soon that will allow parking customers to pay through their cell phones. The new meters relay data to Park Tucson to monitor meter operations, revenue, occupancy, and other data to assess future parking needs. The solar-powered meters at Pennington Street and 6th Avenue are the first of more than 850 parking meters expected to be installed downtown this month, with another 200 at Main Gate Square and locations near the University of Arizona campus. Next month, more than 350 meters will be installed in the 4th Avenue business district. More information about how to use the meters is at the Park Tucson website.
TUCSON NAMED A BEST CITY FOR HOTEL VALUE - The hotel-booking site Trivago names Tucson as one of the top 50 destinations in its "U.S. Best Value Cities for 2015" index. Tucson - the only Arizona city on the list - ranks 31st in the survey, with an average hotel room rental rate of $104 for a standard double room. The German-based website says Trivago is the world's largest online hotel search site. Read more from KTAR.
CATCH UP ON CITY NEWS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED - You may notice some changes the next time you play at a City golf course; a new pocket park opens to the public; and thanks to a community effort, residents are enjoying a new playground. Those stories are featured in the latest edition of Tucson City News in Review, produced by Tucson 12.
'BUY LOCAL MONTH' UNDERWAY - While today is "Cyber Monday," a state organization is encouraging you to patronize local businesses. Local First Arizona, a nonprofit advocacy group, says that when you shop at locally-owned businesses, your money is recirculated, creating up to 75 percent more tax revenue to our community and state. Buy Local Month began last Friday and runs through Dec. 24. Many local businesses have special deals for consumers participating in Buy Local Month. Read more from the Arizona Daily Star.
FOOD SAFETY FOR THE HOLIDAYS - With the holidays upon us (and maybe some leftover Thanksgiving food in the refrigerator), now is a good time to brush up on food safety. In the latest edition of "No Bad Days with Barrett" on KGUN9, Tucson Fire Captain Barrett Baker explains the importance of safe food preparation and proper handling of leftovers.


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Remember Hot or Not? Of course you do.
When the site launched 10 years ago, it allowed users to click endlessly on photos of strangers and rate them between 1 and 10 on the "hot" scale. The brave and the vain could also upload their own photos to be meticulously judged for their personal appearances by the internet.
Yesterday, however, the site announced it is relaunching as a dating app, because that's the hip thing to do nowadays.
Seriously, though, Hot or Not announced several new features for its mobile app, which already has 10 million users in North America, according to the press release. From the sound of it, things might get interesting.
The new app—unlike, say, Tinder—will track and rank the ratings of all users. It will then compile a "hot list" of people based on attractiveness, allowing users to see the "hottest" users around them. Basically, it's a local leaderboard of the most attractive users in a certain area. Or, to put it another way, Tinder with a scoreboard. If two users rate each other "hot," they'll be able to send messages to one another.
The app also will allow users to rank celebrities on their current "hotness" and display a leaderboard as well.
There's still no word on if Internet relic "RateMyPuppy.com" plans a dating app.
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