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Reply The city of Tucson and a University of Arizona program has received grant funding to aid in their efforts to combat climate change. (Shutterstock) TUCSON, AZ — Tucson is being financially rewarded for its efforts to combat climate change. The city of Tucson's Climate Action Plan and the University Climate Change Coalition program at the University of Arizona have received a grant from the Arizona Institutes for Resilience to develop community listening sessions, the organization announced in a news release. The city's plan, headed up by Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, will receive a $16...

University Climate Change Coalition and Mayor Romero receive $16K grant By Shelby Trahan | February 22, 2021 at 10:50 AM MST - Updated February 22 at 10:50 AM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Mayor Regina Romero and the University Climate Change Coalition program at the University of Arizona have received a grant to develop community listening sessions. According to a news release, the Arizona Institutes for Resilience awarded a $16,940 grant for the City of Tucson’s Climate Action Plan. These listening sessions will supplement current efforts to receive community input through a rec...

Try refreshing your browser, or Today's letters: Travel quarantine net is cast too wide Back to video I don’t understand why Canadian news agencies are putting the spotlight on snowbirds, with regards to the new hotel quarantine restrictions. Snowbirds are travelling because they have money. What about those travelling for essential reasons? I’m a student, and I need to go to the United States next month to write a standardized test that will allow me to study abroad. I don’t have $2,000 to spend on a hotel quarantine. Does the Canadian government expect me to put my future on hold fo...

Cushman & Wakefield Names New Office Tenant Representation Leader Plus: STRIVE promotes Power Broker Adam Gottschalk; The Peak Group hires new leader; Huffines Communites promotes two to executive suite; and more. Robbie Baty Cushman & Wakefield top producer Robbie Baty has been promoted to lead the firm’s Office Tenant Representation practice as executive managing director—a newly created position. With 16 years of office tenant representation experience, Baty has been behind several top deals over his career, most recently serving as the leaders behind a team that orchestrated four sepa...

A SENIOR councillor has been hailed as a "Fairy Godmother" after pledging to find the cash to fix the playpark in the Glen that was vandalised recently. Helen Law, convener of the City of Dunfermline area committee, said they'll dig into their funds to meet the estimated £2,100 repair bill. Vandals had set fire to the lower playpark in Pittencrieff Park over the weekend of January 2-3 (see today's Press for more on this story) and the council said the parks department was unlikely to be able to find the money to carry out repairs until new budgets are set in April.