The Tucson Unified School District is poised to play its own version of Let's-Make-a-Deal with local developers, proposing a swap of some of its vacant land in exchange for land that can be used to build new Southwest Side schools.

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On Saturday morning in the 50 freestyle preliminaries of the trials, Arizona Wildcats junior Lara Jackson broke the American record at 24.50. Incredibly, by the time Jackson had finished her semifinal swim Saturday night, her record had been broken twice.

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Water. Sunscreen. Camera. Doris Evans likely runs through this checklist every day before taking her morning walk in the Tucson Mountains. It is here she exercises her photographic muscle and captures images of her favorite subject, nature.

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The City Council may put an end Tuesday to a sometimes bitter debate about where a new road north of Downtown will go.

The council will consider a community group's recommendation for a new road connecting the Barraza-Aviation Parkway with the Interstate 10 frontage road.

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