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News & Opinion,
Tucson Salvage
Mar 21, 2019
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Self-reflection in dead-center Tucson
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By Brian Smith
I don't know much about Japanese gardens, can't really define the framing and depth cues, the layered traditions. But each visit, either here at Yume Japanese Gardens in Tucson or in other American cities, elicits some visceral response.
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News & Opinion,
Tucson Salvage
Feb 21, 2019
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All Hail the Circle K
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By Brian Smith
Way back further my dad forbade Circle Ks, thought them unseemly for us kids. Later the Circle K becomes ecstasy in repetition.
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News & Opinion,
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Jan 31, 2019
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By Brian Smith
There is so much death in the Southern Arizona desert Alvaro's project, these silent monuments to courage, will never be completed.
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News & Opinion,
Tucson Salvage
Jan 10, 2019
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The Legend of Alvernon
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By Brian Smith
The Chatterbox bartender calls him "the legend of Alvernon" and relates of small kindnesses with other bartenders and the neighborhood homeless. Says Louis forever seems resigned to the presence of others like he'd rather be elsewhere. Says he's been working at Luke's for 30 years.
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News & Opinion,
Tucson Salvage
Dec 13, 2018
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Holiday bell ringers spare ‘humoration’ for change
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By Brian Smith
The Salvation Army red kettles and bell ringers are familiar holiday reality. In Tucson this year, there are about 120 storefronts sporting SA kettles between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.
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