Old home will stay put inside new Tucson housing development
For Star subscribers: A longtime family home, built in 1966, will be preserved and soon surrounded by more than 220 new houses on Tucson's east side.
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For Star subscribers: A longtime family home, built in 1966, will be preserved and soon surrounded by more than 220 new houses on Tucson's east side.
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