Other articles by Jamar Younger:

3 men are sought in robberies of 4 convenience storesTucson police seek 3 men in armed robbery spree Kidnapped man found safe; two suspects arrested Sons of the Pioneers leader is dead at 83 Tucson fans mourn death of 'Sons of Pioneers' band leader Police arrest 3 suspects in Tuesday homicide Parents seek answers in son's slaying Preschool gets room to grow Bicyclist killed in collision was teacher, veteran Thunderstorm packs a wallop

Employment Information
Vail School District
Recruitment Coordinator Engineering
CIMETTA ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
QUALIFIED PARTY (MSHA & OSHA CERT) Health Care
Sonora Behavioral Health
CD Therapist General
CHULA VISTA LANDSCAPING
LANDSCAPE CREW LEADER Dental
DENTAL ASSISTANT Administrative & Professional
La Paloma Family Services, Inc.
Licensing Specialist Trades/Construction
Koedyker & Kenyon
Stucco Piece Crews and Stucco Hourly Crews

The Pima County chapter of the Autism Society of America and will gather at Reid Park from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday to raise money and educate the public about the disorder.

The chapter will join A Place to Call Home, a local foster-care and adoption agency, to sponsor the Piece the Puzzle Autism Walk, Run and Resource Fair.

The events will raise money for the Pima County chapter of the autism society and the Tucson Alliance for Autism Center, said Peter Earhart, president of the autism society's Pima County chapter.

This is the first time the walk has been held in Tucson.

Up to 30 exhibitors will be on hand at the fair. State Rep. Linda Lopez will be there to start the run, he said.

"We're getting support from a broad range of people in the community," Earhart said.

According to the Autism Society of America's Web site, autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life and is the result of a neurological disorder that affects the normal functioning of the brain. It affects development in the areas of social interaction and communication skills.

Donations will be collected at the event, or people can mail them to ASA-PCC P.O. Box 44156, Tucson, AZ 85733.