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2019 State of the City Address—Moving Tucson Forward
“I want Tucson to be a city where our children want to stay, and can stay.”
“I want Tucson to be a city where our children want to stay, and can stay.”
At the press conference announcing indoor football coming to the Tucson Arena, with Indoor Football League Commissioner Mike Allshouse, Rio Nuevo Vice Chair and Secretary Mark Irvin, Team Co-owners Cathy and Kevin Guy, Rio Nuevo Chair Fletcher McCusker, Team Co-owner Ali Farhang, and Team Executive Director Mike Feder, August 2018
Billed as “Half the Field, Double the Football, Triple the Fun,” indoor football moves at a faster clip and is a higher-scoring game than regular football.
Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild summed it up as, “Indoor football is to regular football as the Sonoran hot dog is to the regular hot dog,” and encouraged Tucsonans to check it out.
Proposition 407, which will be on the November 6, 2018 ballot, asks voters to consider a $225 million bond to improve parks, pathways, greenways, and bikeways.
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