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Local Matters for April
 When Arizona's oldest newspaper, the 139-year-old Tucson Citizen published its last print edition in May of 2009, Citizen On Line Editor, Dylan Smith worked with some tenacious volunteers and launched TucsonSentinel.com in January of 2010. Host Vicki Evans talks with TucsonSentinel, Publisher and Editor, Dylan Smith about the local, non-profit and online aspects of his new journalist venture.
TucsonSentinel.com
Saturdays, Mondays and Thursdays through April 8pm on 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox) 
 Southwest Soul Circuit (SWSC) is a music production business with a mission to uplift, inspire and entertain by combining music and community service, namely the Garden Youth Development Project (GYDP). GYDP is a youth development organization which has created programs for Southern Arizona youth 0-17 years of age (Generation Z) to learn subjects of academia and life skills through performing arts projects. Music performers and SWSC co-founders Kevin Hamilton and Tanishia Hamilton and Richard Elias, District 5 fill us in on their passion and involvement with the Garden Youth Development Project.
Garden Youth Development Project
Saturdays, Mondays and Thursdays through April  8:15pm on 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox)  Tucson Council Member Richard Fimbres is a lifelong resident of Ward 5 and Tucson. He's a graduate of St. Ambrose and Tucson High Schools, a 20-year veteran of the Pima County sheriff's Department and the past Director of the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety. Ward 5 is large, diverse and rich in old Pueblo culture. Fimbres provides an update on Ward 5 and the potential closing of the Cherrybell Processing and Distribution Center and how this would affect Tucson jobs and the local economy.
Tucson City Ward 5
Saturdays, Mondays and Thursdays through April 8:30pm on 74 (Comcast) / 99 (Cox) |
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