by Kallie Siderewicz, Clinical Dietician at TMCOne Rincon Summertime brings vacations, warm weather and great food. Here are some tips to make summer food fun, tasty and healthy. Healthy doesn’t mean boring Try a peanut butter and low-fat Greek...
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by Anne Gibson The Vail School District opened in 1903 in a one-room schoolhouse. For the 2016-17 school year, Vail had over 12,000 students and 1,700 employees serving 19 traditional schools, four charter schools, a blended learning center...
Summer is my favorite season, and Summer is also my favorite granddaughter. When I was growing up in Montreal, summer was the only time of year when the weather was warm enough to spend large amounts of time out of doors. With trees in full...
The ASCEND Program is a program within United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona (USPSA) offering home-based specialized habilitation services for families with young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ASCEND employs the...
By now, you probably have heard that your property taxes will be going up soon. This is a result of the majority of the Pima County Board of Supervisors voting in favor of a five-year, $0.25/$100 assessed value, property tax increase. The first...
Growing up in New Growing up in New York City, I wasn’t familiar with horses. In fact, I was a bit frightened by them. Now, decades later, I’m an artist living in Tucson, next door to an equestrian center. It took a while before my curiosity...
Dear Editor, Our father, Gerald (Chief) Garrison became a resident of Academy Villas in Dec 2010 shortly after they opened their doors. He was fortunate to spend the last 6 1/2 years of his life at such a warm, caring, friendly and professional...
The Tucson Desert Art Museum was excited to welcome over twenty students and chaperones from the Vail Art Camp on Friday, June 16th. Their visit consisted of a general tour of the museum where they learned about Navajo textiles, landscape...
Because I teach piano students in several Tucson-area school districts, the Vail School District’s oddball academic calendar, out of sync with those of the other districts, creates a nightmare in coordinating lesson times and seasonal breaks...
Of special note this month is Anne Gibson’s front page article on the Vail Family University. It is an excellent example of what I wrote about last month: The importance of civic organizations in communities. In a time where there is some...