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Mental health courts can struggle to fulfill decades-old promise tucsonsentinel.com/nationworld
Special diversion program meant to keep people with mental illness from being incarcerated can struggle to live up to their promise, and the courts work best when paired with investments in services such as clinical treatment, recovery programs, and housing and employment opportunities.

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Montezuma Castle among Arizona national park sites combating vandalism tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
Vandalism is an issue many Arizona national park sites have dealt with, and Montezuma Castle National Monument is wrapping trees in burlap to give the trees a chance to recover from their injuries and to enhance visitor experience by covering graffiti on the bark.

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How to keep dual-language programs from being gentrified by English speaking families tucsonsentinel.com/nationworld
In communities across the country, dual-language programs - one of the best means of ensuring equity for underserved groups, especially English learners - have taken an elitist turn, and questions about who they help - and who gets left out - are becoming more urgent.

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Cardio or weights first? How to optimize the order of your exercise routine tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
With a limited amount of time to devote to working out, many people include both cardio and weights in the same exercise session, and doing both aerobic and weight training together is better, especially for people with chronic disease risk factors, than sticking with just one form of exercise.

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Auld Lang what now? The story of a New Year's song tucsonsentinel.com/arts/report
The history, meaning and lyrics of "Auld Lang Syne" — just in time to impress your friends this holiday.

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Pima men go 3-0 at Aztec Holiday Classic with squeaker vs McLennan tucsonsentinel.com/sports/repo
The Pima Community College men’s basketball team (12-1) went undefeated in the Aztec Holiday Classic as it finished up on Saturday at the West Campus Aztec Gymnasium.

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Acosta & Buffill-Gutierrez clutch as Pima women outduel South Plains tucsonsentinel.com/sports/repo
The Pima Community College women’s basketball team (10-3) bounced back in a big way on Saturday to close out the Aztec Holiday Classic.

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Thank you for allowing us to tell your stories, Tucson tucsonsentinel.com/arts/report
Authentically local independent journalism is urgently needed. Help us listen even more intently, and tell you and your neighbors even more about what makes Tucson tick.

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Be it resolved in 2024: Read the darn news! tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
The New Year is about to begin and I've got a great idea for a resolution for 2024. Read the d--- paper! (And by "paper" I of course mean your local independent nonprofit news outlet: the Tucson Sentinel.)

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Deadline NYE: Join the Sentinel Watchdog Club & TRIPLE your donation to real local news! tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
Updated: Give to real local journalism that matters — your donation TRIPLED before Dec. 31! Support the watchdog reporters of the nonprofit independent newsroom at the Tucson Sentinel.

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Join the Sentinel Watchdog Club & TRIPLE your donation to real local news! tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
Updated: Give to real local journalism that matters — your donation TRIPLED before Dec. 31! Support the watchdog reporters of the nonprofit independent newsroom at the Tucson Sentinel.

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Arizona GOP bid to block ‘dark money’ disclosure in 2024 fails tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
A judge on Friday refused a bid by Arizona Republican legislative leaders to block an anti-dark money law that voters passed in 2022, concluding that their claims that the new state law is unconstitutional don't pass muster.

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Ukraine recap: As cracks appear in Western support, 2024 looks set to be a desperate fight for survival tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
Winter 2023-2024 has brought with it the sense that there is now an ever-more uncertain faultline between the West and an increasingly aggressive Russia, and as cracks appear in Western support, 2024 looks set to be a desperate fight for survival for Ukraine.

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Pima men net big upset over No. 5 Snow College tucsonsentinel.com/sports/repo
The Pima Community College men’s basketball team (11-1) scored one of the biggest wins of the season on Friday in the second day of the Aztec Holiday Classic.

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Waugh, Niemann & Acosta combine for 53 but Pima women drop game to Eastern Wyoming tucsonsentinel.com/sports/repo
The Pima Community College women’s basketball team (9-3) found itself in a battle on Friday in the second day of the Aztec Holiday Classic.

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Where did the new year’s resolution come from? Well, we’ve been making them for 4,000 years tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep
New year pledges or promises are not new, and most ancient cultures practiced some type of religious tradition or festival at the beginning of the new year - and people were making and breaking pledges just as they do to this day.

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UFO buffs feel the R-E-S-P-E-C-T as government gets serious about research tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
Researchers are encouraged by the federal government’s recent interest in explaining Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena – the new name for what used to be called UFOs.

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Homeless residents face uncertainty as encampment sweeps gain steam tucsonsentinel.com/nationworld
While cities and the unhoused wait for affordable housing options to emerge, elected leaders are trying to find ways to alleviate the uncomfortable visuals of countless rows of their constituents sheltered in tents - including greenlighting more sweeps and adopting city-designated camps.

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Holiday hours: Offices where all is quiet on New Year's Day tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
What's open, what's closed on January 1 around Tucson.

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Arizona court agrees to withhold grand jury transcripts in Remington case tucsonsentinel.com/local/repor
Attorneys representing former Tucson Police Officer Ryan Remington will not have access to transcripts from a second grand jury hearing, a state appeals court ruled. Remington was indicted in the 2021 death of a man accused of shoplifting, but that case was thrown out.

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