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- SB 1070 News Coverage: Framing in April 2010
- Framing the News: SB 1070
- Framing the News: The Death of Robert Krentz
- Framing the News: Senate Bill 1070 Becomes a Law
- Framing the News: Reactions to SB 1070
- Framing the News: Protesting SB 1070
- Framing the News: Polling the Public on SB 1070
- Framing the News: Immigration in an Election Season
- Framing the News: Boycotting Arizona
- Framing the News: Brewer, Obama, and SB 1070
- Framing the News: Opinions of SB 1070
- Framing the News: Suing Arizona
- SB 1070 News Coverage: April 2010
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Reporting from Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora
SC Wire: Gutfahr says she never thought she’d win county treasurer’s race
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 […]
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SC Wire: Nogales volleyball ends win-streak over Douglas
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 […]
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SC Wire: One-quarter of voters participate in primary
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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SC Wire: Fuentes wins assessor by 2-to-1 margin
Read “Fuentes wins assessor by 2-to-1 margin,” written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on August 31, 2012. “Felipe Fuentes, who has served as county assessor for the past 14 years, was effectively handed another four-year term in office by local voters. Fuentes took 2,653, or 67 percent, of the […]
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SC Wire: Nogales City Council election still up in the air?
Read “Acosta gets most votes, but did he win election?” co-written by the Chronicle’s Cacho Prendergast and published by the Nogales International on August 31, 2012. “When he ran as a write-in candidate for city council in the 2010 general election, Joe Acosta garnered just more than 500 votes and lost to incumbent Ramon Felix […]
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SC Wire: Jeff Flake endorses Kirk Adams for congressional seat
August 30, 2012
by hankstephenson
Read “Jeff Flake endorses Kirk Adams for congressional seat,” written by the Chronicle’s Hank Stephenson and published in Arizona Capitol Times on August 25, 2012. “Congressional District 5 GOP hopeful Kirk Adams received a last-minute boost from Congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Jeff Flake today when Flake endorsed Adams over his primary election opponent, former […]
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August 31, 2012
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