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Sez who? Sentinel joins call for ethics, attribution in reporting

Reporters do a lot of things to earn their keep: interview public figures, comb through the fine print of public records, attend community events, work to offer comprehensive background on the tough questions we face together. But what we get paid for is something that should never be questioned, never be for sale. Trust.... Read more»6

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To discourage immigrants, Brits try to create image of UK as undesirable

Staring down a flood of Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants when restrictions expire at the end of the year, British ministers recently proposed a unique idea: an ad campaign to make the UK look like a terrible place to live.... Read more»1

Groundhog Day: Same as it ever was

Every Feb. 2, it’s time for the obligatory Groundhog Day story. Here in the Sentinel newsroom, we’d rather watch the same old Youtube videos than check whether some rodent is having a bad hair day. Enjoy!... Read more»

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Read local, give local: Support TucsonSentinel.com

For nearly three years, TucsonSentinel.com has been a vital source of Southern Arizona news and information. We’ve celebrated what’s right about Tucson, cast a watchful glance at what needs improving, and provided a platform for a healthy dialogue about Southern Arizona’s future. Now we need your help.... Read more»

You're invited: TucsonSentinel.com holiday shindig

Please join us for a celebration of whatever it is you/we celebrate this time of year — especially a belated 221st birthday of the Bill of Rights, or maybe the antepenultimate day before the end of the world, or the impending third birthday of TucsonSentinel.com. We look forward to seeing you, and raising a glass to the season and to our freedoms — especially a free press.... Read more»

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Yet another massacre: Prayers no longer enough

Twenty small children in Newtown should be more than just a number. A dozen people in Aurora should have been more than just a number. Six in Tucson should have been more than just a number. They should do more than just give us pause for a moment of silence. Silence is no longer enough. We must do something.... Read more»7

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Border grant allows Sentinel to report 'Untold Stories'

TucsonSentinel.com is proud and excited to announce we’ve been awarded a $50,000 grant to report “Cuentros sin Cuentros: Unheard Voices and Untold Stories from the Borderlands.”... Read more»

A moment of silence on Veterans Day

TucsonSentinel.com will observe two minutes of silence at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11 in recognition of the sacrifices of those who have served the United States and our allies, their families, and those who paid the ultimate price in war.... Read more»

Commentary

Never select a political reporter for jury duty

Every day, in courtrooms throughout the United States, jurors make decisions about civil matters small and large. They only have to satisfy themselves that a fact or element of a case is more likely than not.... Read more»

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Eileen 'Pat' Smith, 1916-2012

RIP Eileen “Pat” Smith, 1916-2012. My grandmother grew up on the endless plains of South Dakota, and while she may have kept a small-town sensibility all of her life, was never provincial.... Read more»2

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Another massacre: Prayers no longer enough

A dozen people in Aurora should be more than just a number. Six in Tucson should have been more than just a number. They should do more than just give us pause for a moment of silence. Silence is no longer enough. We must do something.... Read more»8

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Pardon our dust

Thanks to the folks at Simply Bits, we’re doing some upgrading to TucsonSentinel.com’s server this weekend. So you might see a glitch or two until we get everything worked out.... Read more»

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Small Biz Week: Buy local, eat local, read local

It’s Small Business Week and TucsonSentinel.com is asking for your help. Our goal is to reflect our community, inform our community and to build community. As a locally owned small business, we can’t do that without your help.... Read more»

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Three years gone: RIP Tucson Citizen

I’ve got one of those calendars atop my monitor, the type you find in banks, with metal tiles for the days of the week, dates and month. One side I keep up to date. The other, no matter the date, says “Fri May 15.” That’s the last day the newsroom of the Tucson Citizen was filled with hustle and bustle.... Read more»2

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What they're saying about TucsonSentinel.com

In the past months, we’ve received a number of emails, comments and actual letters from readers telling us how much they appreciate the quality reporting of TucsonSentinel.com. We thought we’d share a few.... Read more»1

Groundhog Day: Same as it ever was

Every Feb. 2, it’s time for the obligatory Groundhog Day story. Here in the Sentinel newsroom, we’d rather watch the same old Youtube videos than check whether some rodent is having a bad hair day. Enjoy!... Read more»

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