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Win a 2019 Valley Metro calendar created by Arizona Kids.
The Tucson Children’s Museum has built a new exhibit called Sense of Place.
Kids in the Know
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I was able to attend the Arizona State University Connections Camp.
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Ramadan is based on the lunar calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims fast, read the Quran, give to charity, visit each other and pray late at night. The month of Ramadan goes from May 15 until the middle of June.
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Autism is a neurological condition that deals with the brain. According to Autism Speaks, one in 68 kids are diagnosed with autism.
Sports Beat
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I was very nervous when I arrived at Arizona Stadium. We went through the media elevator to the skybox. The hallways were crowded with journalists running through them.
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Last year during the college football bowl game season, the UofA Wildcats in the PAC 12 conference played Purdue from the Big 10 conference in the Foster Farms Bowl.
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Imagine dreaming that one day you’ll become a professional baseball player. What would it look like for you?
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The Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas, the only U.S. stop of the 2018 MotoGP World Championship, brought the best of International motorcycle racing to the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, the weekend of April 20–22.
In My Neighborhood
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The Tucson Children’s Museum has built a new exhibit called Sense
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Imagine a garden with the beauty of the Sonoran Desert and a light
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Veterans Day is a day that we celebrate to honor those who have ser
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Your parents or grandparents may remember Ladmo bags, Call a Kid,
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