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- Sep 25, 2026
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Freeport-McMoRan requests feedback (opens the original)
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Freeport-McMoRan is requesting feedback through the 2026 Local Voices Community Engagement Survey. Community members are encouraged to participate and share what matters most to them. The survey takes five to 10 minutes and can be completed on a phone, tablet or computer. Keep it Clean. No obscene, vulgar, or sexually-oriented language. No Caps Lock. Don't type in all caps. Don't Threaten. Threats of harm will not be tolerated. Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything. Be Respec
Caregiver accused of striking 91-year-old woman twice (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Detectives have asked the Pima County Attorney's Office to seek an aggravated assault indictment against a former caregiver accused of striking a 91-year-old assisted living home resident twice. According to a Pima County Sheriff's Depart
No injuries reported in rollover (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Santa Rita Fire District crews responded to a one-vehicle rollover crash on southbound Interstate 19 near Pima Mine Road Tuesday afternoon. SRFD spokeswoman Amy Shultz said when crews arrived shortly before 1 p.m., they found an SUV off t
Anti-mining group members accused of confronting councilman at home (opens the original)
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Sahuarita police officers have been conducting extra patrols around Town Councilman Ed Lytle's home since Thursday night when he reported three people claiming to be with the Save the Scenic Santa Ritas anti-mining group confronted him at his home. The incident first came to light in a daily call log released by the police department and while neither the log nor Commander Manny Amado confirmed the incident involved Lytle, online records show Lytle lives on the street where officers were dispatc
Anti-mining group members accused of confronting councilman at home (opens the original)
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As a subscriber, you can share up to 3 articles each month with friends for free. Just click âGift this Articleâ on this page, then copy the link or enter their email. Gifts are exclusive to subscribers, reset monthly, and each article can be redeemed once. Sahuarita police officers have been conducting extra patrols around Town Councilman Ed Lytle's home since Thursday night when he reported three people claiming to be with the Save the Scenic Santa Ritas anti-mining group confronted him at
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