November 10, 2021, was another good day in Tucson Mayor Regina Romero’s efforts to steer Tucson toward a cleaner, greener, and sustainable future. Mayor Romero announced that Tucson Electric Power has donated $100,000 towards the Tucson Million Trees Initiative, the program designed to plant one million trees in the city area by 2030. The goals … Read more
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego had a very impactful and successful trip to the Glasgow Climate Summit (or COP 26) last week. The Mayor of the United States’ fifth largest (and fastest-growing) city attended several sessions on climate-related topics including water conservation, global warming mitigation efforts in cities, green jobs and investments, and electric automobile accessibility. … Read more
City of Tucson Elections has tallied the 16,500 provisional ballots which were not counted on the Nov. 2, 2021 General Election night. https://www.tucsonaz.gov/files/clerks/21GTUC_OfficialResults_110821.pdf Prop. 410 No 42,261 Yes 41,291 970 vote difference in the negative, and it was ahead on Election night by 153 votes. Prop. 410 would have increased the Councilmembers salary from $24,000 … Read more
I remember when I was preparing to become a history teacher and I had to take out student loans and work a second job because there was no compensation for my internship and student teaching experience. That is a situation virtually all Arizona educators struggle with when preparing to enter the classroom. Until perhaps now. … Read more
Update to The Mass Murderer Trump Death Cult Governors Must Be Stopped Before They Can Kill Again (Updated) (August); Hold Trump Death Cult Governors Accountable For Their Criminal Negligence In Mismanaging The Coronavirus Pandemic (Updated) (October). Last week, the Washington Post reported, Arizona’s pandemic outlook worries experts as mask and vaccine mandate battles rage: Arizona … Read more