Can you please put your letters to the editor in a separate .. . file or someplace easily to access? I've seen one set of letters - a week or so ago - nothing since. Thanks! sara
Hi, Sara. We've only had one batch of letters come in so far. It'll take some time to build this up, but when we do, we'll have a regular spot in the newsletter for them. In the meantime, feel free to write letters and tell your friends we'd like to run more letters!
Thank you for the Chamber of Commerce mention! While we don't get many calls about the weather, people still come to the Chamber for Tucson maps! In 1923, The Chamber was the business advocate we are today. According to the December 19, 1923 minutes, the Chamber requested the preparation of, "resolutions of intention to pave South Sixth Avenue from 17th Street to South Sixth Avenue and South Sixth Avenue from 17th Street to Nogales Highway...and will be presented at the Council meeting of December 21." - Michael Guymon
It was fascinating to see how often the Chamber of Commerce appeared in the news back then. It really was the go-to resource for the public on so many things. Almost like a secondary city council. Also, this didn't make it into the final version, but you all deserve some kudos for your voter guides. You do a great job with them.
Can you please put your letters to the editor in a separate .. . file or someplace easily to access? I've seen one set of letters - a week or so ago - nothing since. Thanks! sara
Hi, Sara. We've only had one batch of letters come in so far. It'll take some time to build this up, but when we do, we'll have a regular spot in the newsletter for them. In the meantime, feel free to write letters and tell your friends we'd like to run more letters!
Thanks, Curt! Happy Holidays to you and Caitlin and your crew.
Love the 100 year look back.
Thank you for the Chamber of Commerce mention! While we don't get many calls about the weather, people still come to the Chamber for Tucson maps! In 1923, The Chamber was the business advocate we are today. According to the December 19, 1923 minutes, the Chamber requested the preparation of, "resolutions of intention to pave South Sixth Avenue from 17th Street to South Sixth Avenue and South Sixth Avenue from 17th Street to Nogales Highway...and will be presented at the Council meeting of December 21." - Michael Guymon
It was fascinating to see how often the Chamber of Commerce appeared in the news back then. It really was the go-to resource for the public on so many things. Almost like a secondary city council. Also, this didn't make it into the final version, but you all deserve some kudos for your voter guides. You do a great job with them.