The long Memorial Day weekend is upon us. Here are some ideas on how to spend it around Tucson
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Most city, county, state, and federal governmental offices will be closed Monday, including post offices and courts. Most banks and credit unions will be closed. Read more»
South of the border, Cinco de Mayo is no big deal. Read more» 1
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