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Tucson malls face big changes (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Park Place Mall, one of two remaining enclosed malls in Tucson, is for sale and being eyed for residential and office use to sustain retailers. Phoenix-based Newmark, a real estate advisor to large investors, has been retained to market the 1.1 million-square-foot Park Place mall at 5870 E. Broadway, its marketing brochure shows. The mallâs large tenants include Dillardâs, Century Theaters, Total Wi
This Tucson cleaners hanging it up after more than a century (opens the original)
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The monsoon isnât done with us yet. Sunday started out with sun peaking through a canopy of fluffy, picturesque clouds. By nightfall lightning bathed the dark skies in a brilliant white light. Their work was connected to some of lifeâs biggest moments. There were wedding dresses with intricate details, folklorico outfits with multiple layers of fabric and military uniforms for young service members headed overseas. After 117 years in business, operated by four generations, Garcia Cleaners &
Tucson's Rio Nuevo ponders scaling back to smaller projects (opens the original)
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See what the top sports stories are for UA and Tucson. The Rio Nuevo board is likely to defer from taking on big new projects in Tucson while it awaits state election results, the replacement of two board members and a return of downtown visitors following a recent mass shooting. The board, which oversees investment in downtown Tucson, to just west of Interstate 10 and along Broadway to Park Place, has experienced the same decline in revenue as the rest of the city as residents pull back on outi
Tucson apartment complexes' owners sued by state (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Citing a pattern of neglect and deception, the state has filed a lawsuit against owners of three Tucson apartment complexes. The lawsuit alleges the apartments are not properly maintained and fail to provide required standards for air conditioning. The complexes are Sedona Springs, 373 N. Wilmot Road, Sienna Ridge, 5353 E. 22nd St. and Summit Ridge, 1252 S. Craycroft Road. Combined, the three apartment
New starter homes make a comeback in Tucson (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Longtime Tucsonans might remember visiting relatives in their small two-bedroom, one-bath homes. In recent years, homes being built here grew in terms of size and height, with some models up to six bedrooms. With rising home prices and interest rates, a national homebuilder is bringing back the âstarter home.â The goal: attract first-time buyers, or empty-nesters who are downsizing. KB Home offers o
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