By Dr. Azam, Integrative Physician, M.D., Masters in Public Health The community responses to COVID-19 are changing rapidly. Currently, we are prioritizing the safety of our patients and staff by only offering phone and web consultations starting Monday, March 23rd. Your health and weight loss goals are important to us, so we want to remain...
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No Saguaro? No Problem??? BUYER BEWARE!!! I am writing in response to Burt Graeff’s Article, page 38, in the March Vail Voice. I’m sure Mr. Graeff was well-intentioned. However… I recently completed extensive landscaping of my new home in Coyote Creek. My much sought after and award-winning landscape designer, who is a member of...
By Christopher Patterson We want to be liked. We want our work to be good. We want positive feedback. We want acknowledgment and a good pat on the back. When someone doesn’t like our work, its almost offensive. But, you know what, that is how we get better. Artists have to be fans of criticism. We must crave it. How else can we grow? This is...
From Councilwoman Nikki Lee Hello friends. Like you, my family and I have been adjusting to this new way of life during COVID-19. It has changed everything for all of us. Our kids are up and running with online classrooms since the schools are physically closed, and my husband and I are doing our best to facilitate their learning while working...
By Suzanne Saluti Italy has been in a nationwide quarantine since March 10. Many areas in the north of Italy were declared red zones weeks before in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. As of this writing, more people have died due to complications from the virus in Italy than in China. It’s hard to know exactly why Italy has been...
By Alex Vigil-Emerson We had the chance to sit down and interview Alec P. about his experience working for Goodwill while going to school. Alec currently works as a donation specialist at one of our donation centers. He regularly greets donors and sorts donations to that they can be sent to one of our thrift stores. Revenue from donations fund 12...
By John Simpson February 2020 was slightly below average in rainfall and slightly below average in temperature. I recorded 0.78″ of rain and my 9-year average is exactly 1.00.” The Tucson airport recorded 0.67″ and their 30-year average is 0.86.” On the temperature side, the airport was 0.3 degrees below average for the...
By Ryn Gargulinksi With the coronavirus precautions in place, much of the world is now experiencing what I’ve enjoyed for the past decade: working from home. Working remotely can be an absolute blessing and pleasure – as long as you figure out ways to remain happy, healthy and productive. Here come some tips that have served me well in my Southern...
By Mike Lavelle Organizations as diverse as The Boy Scouts of America, the Center for Disease Control, and FEMA all recommend that Americans have a basic level of preparedness for emergencies, disasters, and disease outbreaks. Although we are less prone to natural disaster than many locations, there are still some emergencies that might catch us...
By Ben Pitney, Lead Pastor at Vail Christian Church The coronavirus (COVID-19) is a real reminder that we live in a fallen world of sickness, sin, heartbreak, and death. Actually, none of us are immune to any of these things. But there is good news and a great message available to us. God has not left us alone in this world. He has come to us in...