In April 2011 Tucson resident Christian W. Reaney and his family decided to utilize their unused land to do their part in going green by switching to solar energy. After considering the financial and environmental benefits, Reaney allowed Tucson Electric Power (TEP) to install rooftop solar panels on his property in exchange for a monthly $250 equipment…
Zoe recibía casi 30 llamadas de su ex-novio al día. No le tenía permitido reunirse con sus amigos o cualquier joven que no fuera él, ni siquiera sus familiares varones. “Sólo quería que estuviera con él,” expresó Zoe, una estudiante de la Universidad de Arizona. “Siempre me hacía sentir culpable por cosas que nunca hacía,”…
Después de mudarse de una casa de tres recamaras a un departamento de una recamara, dejó a Sherry de Phoenix, Arizona con menos espacio pero con un vínculo más fuerte con sus pertenencias, haciéndole más difícil dejarlas. Un día después de salir de una junta, Sherry encontró un folleto de acaparadores anónimos, un programa de…
Gov. Doug Ducey’s hope that vacant classrooms and schools can be leased to charter schools might not hold much hope for rural Arizona. The pace of charter school development happens most in urban areas, and many people see no dream of converting the old Tombstone High School into a new educational venture for charter education The…
Amber Underdown, 21, loves her Second Amendment rights. “I come from a family that loves going out and shooting guns, so I feel very close to them when I go out shooting,” Underdown said. “Plus it’s a lot of fun! It’s quite the adrenaline rush.” Underdown, a Cave Creek native, comes from a long line…
