“The first half we came out strong,’’ said Sasso. “Hey, we got the win. It was frustrating watching the second half and not being able to anything about it. We know what we’re doing. Sometimes it only takes one play to get it going. We didn’t get that play in the second half."
At Coffee with the Commissioner at Theodore/Tillman's Corner Center for Seniors, District 3 Commissioner Jerry Carl visited with senior citizens and addressed their concerns. From left, in rear, front row are Winifred Turner and Annie Drew; on the back row are Vance McVay, Cecil Turner and Curtis Bohannon. In front, from left George Sekowski, Lola Dobbs, Commissioner Carl and Christine Mothershed. (Jo Anne McKnight/Correspondent)At the July 30 Coffee with the Commissioner at Theodore/Tillman's Corner Center for Seniors on Nevius Road, Mobile County Commissioner Jerry Carl visited with senior citizens and responded to their questions and concerns. Some of the topics the seniors were interested in were the Big Creek Lake pipeline and how installation would affect Mobile County residents, the status of the proposed sports center and the growth of businesses in Mobile County, including the possibility of a Bayer Products plant on Rangeline Road. Carl hopes to make the Coffee with the Commissioner at the senior center a monthly event.
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Brian Nash of Roca Motion said, “Our goal is to make this a real community event!? All types of cyclists are welcome – fast, slow, experienced or just getting started.? We want this to be an event that Southern Arizona looks forward to every year.? Willcox has so many fun attractions and we want to share that with the surrounding cycling community.” ?
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