The Novelist Who Shaped The City Harold Bell Wright's Tucson legacy combines eastward sprawl with desert passion. By James L. Sell Mailbag Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans. The Skinny The Forest Service hopes to dun us for entering Sabino Canyon's parking lot... Domestic violence counselors quit a financially battered program... and all the post-polling poop! Cat Collector An animal welfare investigator makes a too-common call. By Richard Oliver Pilgrims' Progress Samaritans straddle the legal line. By Tim Vanderpool and Jim Wright Prop Wrap Voters swing the ballot mallet. By Jim Nintzel Campaign Cameos Random memories from four months of election coverage. By Dave Devine Feeling Bushed A Democrat makes a long Election Day's journey into night. By Tom Danehy Big Hair Zeitgeist Winning the Culture War may be what really counts. By Susan Zakin This Modern World An off-site link to Tom Tomorrow's fabulous political cartoon. Jim Hightower An off-site link to the home page of Jim Hightower, whose populist musings often appear in the Weekly.

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