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Zipline Proposes Up to 130,000 Daily Drone Deliveries in Arizona, With 24-Hour Operations
FAA environmental review outlines plans for large-scale drone delivery networks in Phoenix and Tucson, with public comments open through December. Drone delivery company Zipline is seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for operations that could support up to 130,000 package deliveries per day across two Arizona metropolitan areas. The proposal would allow deliveries 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.
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Mica Mountain advances to 4A State Quarterfinals after shut-out win over Phoenix Thunderbird
Mica Mountain extended its postseason winning streak to nine games and has shut out their last four opponents by a combined 162-0 after defeating Phoenix Thunderbird 41-0 on Friday night in Thunderbolt Stadium in the second round of the 4A state playoffs. The Thunderbolts are looking to threepeat as Arizona...
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Create Your Own Chic Hoop Earrings at Tucson Jewelry School
Looking to learn a new skill or explore your creative side? Tucson Jewelry School is offering a hands on jewelry making class this November, giving students the opportunity to create their own Southwestern inspired chic hoop earrings. Led by instructor Kim St. Jean, who brings more than 25 years of...
positivebloom.com
Why Tohono Chul Is the Tucson Garden Worth Visiting Before Winter Ends
A single night in early summer can draw hundreds of people to one Tucson garden, all waiting for a shy cactus flower to open. That flower fades by morning, so the garden staff actually announces the big night with very short notice. I love how one quiet patch of Sonoran...
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Celebrate 43 Years of Creativity at the Tucson Museum of Art Artisans Market
Downtown Tucson will come alive with art, music, food and local craftsmanship as the Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block hosts its 43rd annual Artisans Market November 20 through 22. The three day event celebrates Southern Arizona’s creative community and offers visitors an opportunity to discover the work of talented regional artists and artisans.