February 6, 13 and 20:
The Oro Valley Police Department Holds 3-Session Self-Defense Classes For Women
"This free, self-defense class is designed to empower women to fight back against crime with awareness, prevention and risk-avoidance. Attendees should wear comfortable workout attire, as this is a physical class which includes punching and kicking. Water will be provided; participants may bring snacks."
The course runs from 6-9 pm at the Oro Valley Public Library.
Minimum age for participation is 15. Participation is limited to 20 enrollees. So, if you are interested register soon. To register, contact Sergeant Amy Graham at 229-5080 or agraham@orovalleyaz.gov."
(Source: Oro Valley Police Department Press Release)
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January 27: Groundbreaking Ceremony For Naranja Park Planned
"On Monday, January 27, 2014 at 4 p.m., the Town of Oro Valley will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at Naranja Park, located at 660 W. Naranja Drive, east of La Cañada. Guests should turn north into the park, off Naranja, and follow signs to the parking area."(Source: Oro Valley Press Release)
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April 4: Oro Valley Sprint Triathalon
Fleet Feet Sports of Tucson is sponsoring the first Oro Valley Sprint Triathlon. In is an 800 meter serpentine swim in the Oro Valley Aquatic Center, a 14 mike bicycle course (two 7 mile loops) and a 3 mile run (two 1.5 mile loops). Other Oro Valley business sponsors include Trek Bicycles, Summit Hut and Fairfield Inn & Suites. Starting time is 6:30 a.m.
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April 26: Mud Run
Pusch Ridge Christian Academy is sponsoring at 5K or 10K "perseverance" mud run, starting at 9 AM on April 26. "Test your athleticism as you and your friends travail through our mud run’s 5K course, filled with mud, water, and lots of obstacles to test your patience, strength, and perseverance!" It is open for all ages. The event is sponsored by Oro Valley business, Discount Tire.
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Reports Of Tampering With Recall Signs
We have received a report of tampering with "Recall Zinkin" signs. The recall PAC has the legal right to display these signs. Tampering with a signs a criminal offense. We recommend a "hands off" approach to these signs if you disagree with the statement expressed on the sign,
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Rabid Skunk In Catalina State Park
A skunk found in the middle of a trail at Catalina State Park on Tuesday, Jan. 21 has tested positive for rabies. (Oro Valley / Pima County Health Press Release; Article)
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Farmers Markets Business On Display
The Oro Valley Farmers Market is open from 9-1 pm tomorrow at Steam Pump Ranch. Here are some businesses that were there last week.
6 comments:
Con Dox (not a typo) claims that some of the signs were vandalized and some were stolen. That's funny because I drove by all the signs today that I saw last weekend and every one of them is still there and none of them appear vandalized.
Let's keep it civil, ok? Otherwise, somebody may think to turn our slogan "Who's thinkin'? Zinkin!" into
"Who's stinkin'? Zinkin!"
Richard.....You are hilarious. Your civility went away long ago. You should probably know that you yelling at the ladies last week was recorded.
VC.....4 signs wwere vandalized and 7 have been stolen. Police report has been made. Shame on anyone I catch touching them. They will be prosecuted.
How cute.
Did they also record the part where they admitted that someone gave them confidential information from Executive Session? You know, the same information that YOU were given? Funny how you didn't say "shame on you" to the person who gave it to you...and to them. I thought you were all about the law...state statutes and all. Do you look the other way if a violation benefits you or your cause somehow?
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