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Oro Valley expects 14% CAP cut (opens the original)
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Oro Valley expects its Central Arizona Project allocation of water to be reduced by 14% beginning in January, according to water utility director Peter Abraham. That cut amounts to 1,443-acre feet of Oro Valleyâs 10,305-acre-foot allocation of water from the Colorado River system, Abraham told the townâs water utility commission on Sept. 14. If it holds, Oro Valleyâs share of CAP water would be 8,862-acre feet in the next water year. Mitch Basefsky, CAPâs outreach coordinator for Pima an
Oro Valley expects 14% CAP cut (opens the original)
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Oro Valley expects its Central Arizona Project allocation of water to be reduced by 14% beginning in January, according to water utility director Peter Abraham. That cut amounts to 1,443-acre feet of Oro Valleyâs 10,305-acre-foot allocation of water from the Colorado River system, Abraham told the townâs water utility commission on Sept. 14. If it holds, Oro Valleyâs share of CAP water would be 8,862-acre feet in the next water year. Mitch Basefsky, CAPâs outreach coordinator for Pima an
CAP sees cuts as ‘manageable’ (opens the original)
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Mitch Basefsky, the longtime outreach coordinator for the Central Arizona Project in Pima and Pinal counties, knows well the complexities of Colorado River water management. âItâs really difficult to condense it all into a brief presentation,â Basefsky told Oro Valleyâs water utility commission on Sept. 14. âThereâs a lot of moving parts.â In the face of long-term drought, dwindling flows, and overallocation, on July 31 the federal government issued its required Final Environmental
Oro Valley optimists pay bills for K-9’s cancer care (opens the original)
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Risu, a retired, highly decorated Oro Valley Police Department K-9 narcotics and patrol tactics dog, had a cancerous tumor removed this summer. Risuâs adopting owner, 25-year OVPD Officer Roger Reynolds, paid Risuâs $1,301.12 veterinary bill. Then, on Sept. 14, the Oro Valley Optimist Club reimbursed Reynolds for Risuâs medical care. The Optimist Club created a K-9 fund several years ago at the urging of Rhonda Pina, who was elected this July to the Oro Valley Town Council. Southwest Gas p
Honoring the fallen with Taps (opens the original)
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Vickie Duprey caught the eye of her uniformed husband, James, who stood near their vehicle just outside the Arizona Heroes Memorial in Oro Valleyâs Naranja Park. âItâs 5,â Vickie mouthed, her palm and five fingers extended toward James. âItâs 5!â James knew the time, 5 p.m. Saturday. Heâd been interrupted by a man with two German Shepherds, all of them walking slowly into the Oro Valley memorial. The man, and Oro Valley couple Jane and Conrad Paul, had come to hear James J. Dupre
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