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Stories from Southeastern Arizona, by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism

Author: JS

A lifeline to address hunger via ‘unwanted’ produce at border food warehouses

All StoriesJS10/07/20160

By TOBEY SCHMIDT Arizona Sonora News NOGALES, Arizona — Farmers from Mexico bring nearly 20 million pounds of produce across the border into this once-bustling border town each year, according to statistics by U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2014. From there, they sell it to distribution companies, who then sell it to grocery stores. The…

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Where cars go to die (plus a Kirby vacuum, a motor boat, 12 taxidermy monkeys …)

All StoriesJS10/07/20160

By SARAH BEAUDRY Arizona Sonora News  Your water heater blows, or the washer goes kaput. Maybe you are dreaming of a new stainless steel refrigerator, but don’t know what to do with the old one. It’s time to get rid of unwanted kitchen ware. The garage is crowded with bikes the kids never ride. That…

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University of Arizona 2016 Campus Safety, Security & Fire report released

All StoriesJS10/01/20160

Arizona Sonora News The annual Campus Safety, Security and Fire report was published Oct. 1 by the University of Arizona. In the crime statistics, there were 10 rapes reported on campus in 2015, compared with 13 in 2014, and six rapes off-campus, compared with 14 in 2014. Stalking reports more than tripled, to 10. Motor vehicle…

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Rock-climbing at Cochise Stronghold amid the spirit of the Apaches

All StoriesJS10/01/20160

By AUSTIN SOBOTKA Arizona Sonora News  Rock climbing at Cochise Stronghold amid the spirit of the Apache Image 1 of 13 <div id="attachment_etc etc etc etcAustin Sobotka cranks through the most difficult section of Jabberwocky (5.12c) just before the end of the first pitch of the route, on Rockfellow Dome in the Cochise Stronghold outside…

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At the National Weather Service in Tucson, another monsoon season goes into the books

All StoriesJS09/30/20161

By TAYLOR DAYTON Arizona Sonora News  A group of attentive meteorologists hover at radar and satellite screens that make a colorful collage at the National Weather Service office in Tucson. On a breezy September afternoon, with a temperature of 93 degrees, monsoon thunderstorms dance across the desert sky in what could be their last gasp…

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El Inde (indearizona.com) offers readers and media outlets the best journalism produced by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism.

Our original content is published during the fall and spring semesters. All material may be reproduced—with byline and credit to El Inde at the University of Arizona School of Journalism, please.

UA School of Journalism • Louise Foucar Marshall Building • Tucson, AZ 85721

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El Inde (indearizona.com) offers readers and media outlets the best journalism produced by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism.

Our original content is published during the fall and spring semesters. All material may be reproduced—with byline and credit to El Inde at the University of Arizona School of Journalism, please.

UA School of Journalism • Louise Foucar Marshall Building • Tucson, AZ 85721

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