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News Roundup: New UA study on deportation

March 30, 2013

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The Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona released a study this week that is garnering widespread media attention. The study, titled “In the Shadow of the Wall: Family Separation, Immigration Enforcement and Security,” was conducted at migrant shelters along the U.S.-Mexico border and addresses the following questions: Who are the more […]

Notes on a highway

February 17, 2013

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Road, highway, alongside, tentacles, spine and ribs, towns, cities, border, shopping, cowboys, Indians, Baboquivari, Patagonia, Santa Ritas, Tucson, A Mountain, Mt. Wrightson, observatories, stars, night sky, sunrise, sunset, mines, Titan II missiles, hidden silos, Tubac, Sunday morning coffee at the cafe in Tubac, old car show, Tubac Resort and Golf Club, Tubac arts festival, Santa […]

SC Wire: Valdez T-shirt latest in questionable campaign promotion

September 4, 2012

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Read “Valdez T-shirt latest in questionable campaign promotion” written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on September 4, 2012. “Local candidates and their supporters continue to walk a fine legal and ethical line when it comes to election-season campaigning. The latest instance involves T-shirts emblazoned with the City of Nogales […]

SC Wire: Gutfahr says she never thought she’d win county treasurer’s race

August 31, 2012

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Read “Gutfahr says she never thought she’d win county treasurer’s race,” co-written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on August 31, 2012. “Liz Gutfahr, a 30-year employee of real estate developer Rio Rico Properties, won the Democratic primary for Santa Cruz County treasurer on Tuesday, giving her a clear path […]

SC Wire: Nogales volleyball ends win-streak over Douglas

August 31, 2012

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Read “NHS win-streak over DHS ends,” written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on August 31, 2012. “It was a rocky start for the Nogales High Lady Apaches volleyball team when it lost to the Douglas Bulldogs 3-1 in Tuesday’s season-opener. “I’m very pleased with our girls coming out and […]

SC Wire: One-quarter of voters participate in primary

August 31, 2012

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Read “One-quarter of voters participate in primary,” co-written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on August 31, 2012. “The popularity of early voting and an overall low participation combined for a relatively quiet day at polls around Santa Cruz County on Tuesday. In all, local voter turnout in the Arizona […]

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