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Tucson budget, planning is focus of Monday forum
For weeks the Tucson City Council has squabbled over the budget.
Enke course may get reprieve as feds review plan to close it
From the left, Mike Swearingen and cousins Aaron Lostutter and Christian Lostutter walk to the sixth hole at Fred Enke Golf Course. The National Park Service has questions about its possible closure to golfers.
Enke course may get reprieve as feds review plan to close it
A golfer plays along the seventh hole at Fred Enke Golf Course. The city plans to close the course if a private operator doesn't step up.
Enke course may get reprieve as feds review plan to close it
Residents may be able to tee off at Fred Enke Golf Course a little longer than expected because a recent decision from the National Park Service could extend its life.
East-side Enke golf course to be closed
The Fred Enke Golf Course's days are numbered. The Tucson City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to shut down the course and turn it into a "natural passive park" at the end of June 2013 unless an outside management group is willing and able to step in and turn Enke, not to mention the rest …
City looks to close Enke golf property
If you enjoy walking the links at Fred Enke Golf Course, you might want to schedule your tee time before it's too late.
Tucson's Fred Enke Golf Course to be shut down
Larry Robbins and grandson Zak Freeland, 12, putt on the practice greens at the Fred Enke Golf Course last week. The City Council today voted to close Tucson’s Fred Enke Golf Course.
Prop. 409 seeks $100M for Tucson streets
Potholes making your daily commute an obstacle course? Gaping crevices threatening the life of your alignment?
Top 1,000 city salaries dwarf area's average pay
If you feel a tad underpaid in your current job, you may want to consider dropping off an application at the city of Tucson or Pima County.
Rio Nuevo board passes $11 million budget
Despite being together less than a month, the reconstituted Rio Nuevo board managed to pass budget of just over $11 million Friday.
Tucson to give auditors Rio Nuevo data
City officials and Rio Nuevo District auditors will meet this week to discuss what documents the city must provide to account for $33.8 million in questionable costs alleged in the district's recently released west-side audit, city Finance Director Kelly Gottschalk said.
City urged to explain Rio Nuevo findings
The city needs to explain the $33.8 million of questioned expenses alleged in the Rio Nuevo audit, Councilman Steve Kozachik says.
Council set to address Rio Nuevo audit
Saying the city of Tucson is obligated to explain the $33.8 million of questioned costs alleged in the Rio Nuevo audit, council member Steve Kozachik has placed an item on Tuesday’s agenda directing city staff to provide some explanation for the unaccounted for money.
City weighs bond vote to fix crumbling roads
The city needs money.
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