- Issue of
- Jul 20-26, 2017
- Vol. 34, No. 23
Cover Story
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Trumpcare Is Dead
But for how long?
News & Opinion
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Danehy
Death has been way too busy in Tom's world lately
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- » Cover Story - Feature
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Trumpcare Is Dead
But for how long?
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- Currents Feature
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Homeless Program Working
After six months, the Tucson Homeless Work Program has some success and progress.
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- Currents Feature
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Saguaro Bounty
The Tohono O'odham continue a summer tradition of harvesting desert fruit.
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- Currents Feature
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Flow Job
County officials worried Rosemont Mine pushing to weaken water regulations
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- Medical MJ
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Crop Circles
Phoenix dispensary expands its potential with a big new merger
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Ask a Mexican!
In 1990, some of my Mexican friends told me it cost $500 to come from Mexico with a coyote. Recently, a friend from Tamazunchale told me it now costs $2,500. How much of this money, paid to the coyotes, go to Border Patrol Employees?
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Editor's Note
An Ailing Healthcare Reform
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Police Dispatch
Doo-Doo Don'ts
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Police Dispatch
Flower Power Gone Sour
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Indie Screen
Get Ready for the Comfy Chairs!
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- Cinema Feature
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Bedside Manner
The Big Sick pushes the “in sickness and in health” thing to the limit
Music
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- Music Feature
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A Stone’s Throw Away
On Rainer Ptacek and the Giant Sandworms first-ever gig
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- Music Feature
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Rock Ain't Dead ... Yet
How Modern Chemistry rose from Jersey basements to the big stages
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- Music Feature
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Know Your Product
Stars Pick Their Top 5! This Week: Blackberry Smoke
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- Music Feature
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Vintage Vinyl
The Grodes "Uh Huh, Girl" and "I Won't Be There," 1965
Arts & Culture
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- Arts: Feature
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Fun and Games and More
Two Bisbee artists at UAMA make lighthearted works, some with a serious undertone
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- Review
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An Annual Affair
Same Time, Next Year may be outdated but still charms
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Mobile Ministration
Beyond the food truck, Nations Creations is helping a community in need with fresh healthy meals
