Jul 12-18, 2001

Jul 12-18, 2001 / Vol. 18 / No. 19

The Road Not Taken

IF SOME OF THE CURRENT DEBATE OVER transportation funding sounds familiar, you’ve been around this town for a long time. Twenty-five years ago, planners warned that Tucson’s road-building and maintenance budget needed to double to $30 million a year just to prevent the transportation system from worsening. Without additional money, they predicted increased congestion, brown…

Quiz the Candidates

Ward 3 Republican Kathleen Dunbar: I will not support any tax increase for any purpose without voter approval. Transportation is a high priority for the community. I will support a program developed with significant public input in determining how the funding raised from a tax should be distributed between road improvements (including bicycle lanes), sidewalks,…

The Skinny

An airheaded opinion from the City Attorney’s Office … Plenty of goobers on the vine for 2002 … Brenda Even’s clinical depression … And more!

Newsreel

NEWSREEL I SHOULD DEVOTE THIS space to introducing our series “The Crossroads,” which launches this week with a major overview of Tucson’s transportation issues. Between now and the end of October, reporters Jim Nintzel and Dave Devine will toil over at least 15 articles large and small, examining in detail the many transportation issues that…

Soundbites

Ben Folds frolics with Frank Black … Gregory Isaacs promises to show up this time … Fort Huachuca rocks .. And more Soundbites by Stephen Seigel.


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