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ON HAND AT THE GREEN VALLEY HOSPITAL RIBBON CUTTING WERE Tom Pepping, CFO, Bob Swendrynski, Pharmacy Director, Fernando Galaviz, Respiratory Director,

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B1 Get Out!Scott Dyke doesn’t ‘beat around the bush’ on idioms

Local voters didn’t like bond

By David [email protected]

If Pima County voters said “no” to an $816 million bond package on the Nov. 3 ballot, then Green Valley and Sahuarita residents added an exclamation point.

Local voters – with those in Green Valley and some in Sahua-rita turning out in high numbers

– resoundingly voted down the seven bond propositions cover-ing 99 projects, many by greater margins than the county as a whole, according to the official canvass of the election.

The county Board of Supervi-sors voted Tuesday to accept the canvass following more than an hour of public comments, with many speakers haranguing the board and County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry for pushing the bonds to the electorate.

Countywide, 190,173 voters – or 38.51 percent of active, registered individuals – cast ballots. The bond packages were all voted

down with two packages narrow-ly defeated with 47 and 48 percent of the vote; two more received 41 percent; another two received 39 percent; and the final one lost with only 33 percent of the vote.

According to the canvass, Green Valley had some of the highest turnout rates in the county. Green Valley precincts saw an average of nearly 59 per-

cent of voters casting a ballot; five of the eight precincts saw turnout rates in the low to high 60 percent range. That rate was only surpassed by Precinct 145 in Oro Valley, which saw a 69.21 percent voter turnout.

Sahuarita was more in line with the county, with an average turnout of 39.5 percent. However, the seven precincts varied be-tween 28 and 64.5 percent.

Of the 15 precincts covering Sahuarita and Green Valley, only one – Precinct 193 along the east side of Interstate 19 in the south-central part of the community – gave its approval to a bond pack-

age. Residents there voted 53 to 47 percent in favor of Proposition 431, which allotted $16.9 million to flood control and drainage. Precinct 207, in the western part of the community, tied on the same issue, with 719 votes for and against.

Aside from flood control, Proposition 425, which asked for $200 million for roads and high-way improvements, received the most support. Green Valley vot-ers in three precincts were close to the 47 to 53 percent split seen on the county level for the pack-

InsideContinental School over-ride goes down, Page A11

Numbers showoverwhelmingGV opposition

GVR makesdecisions on Abrego PoolreplacementBy Kitty [email protected]

Abrego North recreation center’s pool, closed a year ago due to leaks, will be replaced with a larger pool that will allow more simul-taneous activities, the GVR board decided Monday.

The action sets prelimi-naries in motion before the existing pool is removed and the project begins. It includes forging an agree-ment with adjacent prop-erty owner Country Club North HOA to add more parking spaces to meet Pima County development requirements.

In approving the plan over options to fill in and landscape over the pool, or replace the existing pool only, the board agreed to cap expenditure for its “L-shape” choice at $464,600 — $9,000 higher than what was previously discussed by consultants with WSM Architectural and En-gineering and Aquatic Design International. That one hadn’t factored remov-

al and disposal of the exist-ing pool shell and site-prep for a new one.

After regrouping again Monday, the board’s Plan-ning & Evaluation Com-mittee stood on its initial L-shape recommendation with the possible added cost, as the other options “would be pennywise and pound-foolish,” committee chair Ron Sills said.

He said the enhanced pool design would provide an asset expected to last 50 years at a cost of about $2,000 annually.

“GVR is becoming stag-nant (and) we need to be looking forward to improve its marketability (to future members) and increase the value of member homes,” Sills said. “This is a golden opportunity we should not toss aside.”

The parking issue can be mitigated at small expense, he added. Officials noted the facility is already short two spaces by county code and would need eight more

GV says goodbye to our Mrs. Claus

Green Valley NewsJackie DeHart looks at a letter to Santa at her Green Valley home in 2013.

By Regina [email protected]

Jackie DeHart, a famil-iar sight at Christmas dressed as Mrs. Claus, passed away Sunday at her Green Valley home.

DeHart, 89, believed in Santa all her life and for more than 24 years worked as Santa’s helper, answer-ing children’s letters ad-dressed to Old St. Nick that Santa himself couldn’t get to with his busy schedule.

In 2013, the U.S. Postal Service stopped delivering

Santa’s letters to her Green Valley mailbox, citing se-curity concerns saying it would use its own Letters to Santa program. DeHart, who for nine years had per-sonally answered every let-ter she received addressed to the North Pole, said she understood.

But she wasn’t ready to put away her Mrs. Claus outfit. DeHart increased her volunteer hours for The Salvation Army, pick-ing up extra shifts as a


The last time Daniel Culler was anywhere near the controls of an airplane, he

and his crew were shot down over the German-Swiss border during World War II.

Saturday’s flight in a 1940s Boeing Stearman biplane went a lot better.

Culler, 91, got what he called “the thrill of a lifetime” when he

joined pilot Mike Sommars in the open cockpit as they flew in clear, brisk skies out of Ryan Airfield southwest of Tucson.

Culler joined 13 other residents from The Peaks at Santa Rita for a

“dream flight,” thanks to the Age-less Aviation Dreams Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to honor-ing seniors and veterans living in long-term care communities around the country.

The free flights began about 10 a.m., with the last of the passen-gers landing just before sunset.

“It was a long day for all of them, but they loved it,” said Barbara Sutton, The Peaks activ-ity coordinator who arranged the flights. “They got to tell their stories to the pilot and we videoed the take-off and landings and took photos of everyone.”

Culler was accompanied by fel-low pilot and friend Judi Anderson

Neighbors give vets green light

VETERANS DAY 2015

Regina Ford Green Valley NewsDaniel Culler, 91, gives a “thumbs up” before taking off in a biplane piloted by Ageless Aviation volunteer Mike Sommars of Phoenix.

AT IT AGAIN!Veterans take flight in 1940s biplane


Canoa Ranch North-west is going green — for veterans.

Barbara Judson and her husband, Cal, a 101st Airborne veteran, de-cided to purchase special green light bulbs for themselves and neighbors to display in honor of all veterans as part of the national Greenlight A Vet Veterans Day campaign.

“We thought it would be a good idea for Veter-ans Day, but there is no reason they can’t shine all the time,” said Barba-ra, who saw an ad for the campaign on television.

The Greenlight A Vet

campaign, launched by Walmart, asks the public to change one light bulb

in their home or work-places to green on Nov. 11 to show support for vet-

erans transitioning from military to civilian life.

“Cal asked the people on our street to par-ticipate and everyone he asked to put up a green light did,” Barbara said. “Some of the neighbors are vets, but even if they aren’t, they still agreed and that’s a great tribute to all vets.”

Green is the color of hope, renewal and well-being and “green light” is also a term used to “acti-vate forward movement.”

“Things are looking up for veterans, but they still need to be rec-ognized and supported and thanked,” Cal said. “A little green can go a long way.”

Regina Ford Green Valley NewsAndy Soulé, Dan Bryant, Sally Bryant, Terry Scinto, Mavis Scinto, Patty Bury, Ruth Pretka, Gene Pretka and Barbara and Cal Judson of Green Valley show their support for veterans by replacing some of their regular light bulbs with green bulbs in honor of the Greenlight A Vet program.

Veterans Day•Two veterans remember, Page 7 •Neighbors back vets, Page A10

Coming Sunday•One Sahuarita veteran will be getting a big surprise today. •Recap of Veterans Day cer-emony at GV cemetery.

See ELECTION, A11

See ABREGO POOL, A8

See MRS. CLAUS, A8

See VETERANS, A10

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Appraisal/Sale/Pricing SvNOTICE UNDERArizona law, contractors are re-quired to be licensed by the State Registrar of Contractors to perform any contracting work that costs in excess of $1000.00, or requires a building permit. Before hiring a contrac-tor, it is advisable to check on whether a license is required for the work you are contempla- ting, and whether the person you would like to hire has a li-cense in good standing. You can call Arizona Registrar of Con-tractors.

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Home ImprovementPRECISION PAINTINGInterior - Exterior. Sam Dunlap Small Job Speciaist. Not a licensed contractor (by choice). Since 1973. Call 520-429-4355

Housecleaning ServiceMAGIC CLEANING Specializing in Satisfying “you” with Quality work!References. Affordable. Jimmy 520- 405-1247/Rosa 437-5103.

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JUAN’S LANDSCAPEFix & install new irrigation systemsDecoration design. 30 years exp. 990-8142. Not a lic. contractor.PROFESSIONAL GARDENING Irrigation systems. Painting. Roof Coating. Not a licensed contractor.Call 520-465-7783.

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• Circulation ................................10,500 winter/8,500 summer• Penetration .................................... 74% occupied households• Median Income ..............................................................$43,207• Median Age ......................................................................... 71.2• Median Home Value (2012) ........................(per unit) $157,478• Education (Bachelor’s degree or higher) .......................... 40.2%*2010 US CENSUS QUICK FACTS

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In today’s issueGV Sahuarita Chamber’sActivity Guide!

B1 Get Out!Scott Dyke doesn’t ‘beat around the bush’ on idioms

Local voters didn’t like bond

By David [email protected]

If Pima County voters said “no” to an $816 million bond package on the Nov. 3 ballot, then Green Valley and Sahuarita residents added an exclamation point.

Local voters – with those in Green Valley and some in Sahua-rita turning out in high numbers

– resoundingly voted down the seven bond propositions cover-ing 99 projects, many by greater margins than the county as a whole, according to the official canvass of the election.

The county Board of Supervi-sors voted Tuesday to accept the canvass following more than an hour of public comments, with many speakers haranguing the board and County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry for pushing the bonds to the electorate.

Countywide, 190,173 voters – or 38.51 percent of active, registered individuals – cast ballots. The bond packages were all voted

down with two packages narrow-ly defeated with 47 and 48 percent of the vote; two more received 41 percent; another two received 39 percent; and the final one lost with only 33 percent of the vote.

According to the canvass, Green Valley had some of the highest turnout rates in the county. Green Valley precincts saw an average of nearly 59 per-

cent of voters casting a ballot; five of the eight precincts saw turnout rates in the low to high 60 percent range. That rate was only surpassed by Precinct 145 in Oro Valley, which saw a 69.21 percent voter turnout.

Sahuarita was more in line with the county, with an average turnout of 39.5 percent. However, the seven precincts varied be-tween 28 and 64.5 percent.

Of the 15 precincts covering Sahuarita and Green Valley, only one – Precinct 193 along the east side of Interstate 19 in the south-central part of the community – gave its approval to a bond pack-

age. Residents there voted 53 to 47 percent in favor of Proposition 431, which allotted $16.9 million to flood control and drainage. Precinct 207, in the western part of the community, tied on the same issue, with 719 votes for and against.

Aside from flood control, Proposition 425, which asked for $200 million for roads and high-way improvements, received the most support. Green Valley vot-ers in three precincts were close to the 47 to 53 percent split seen on the county level for the pack-

InsideContinental School over-ride goes down, Page A11

Numbers showoverwhelmingGV opposition

GVR makesdecisions on Abrego PoolreplacementBy Kitty [email protected]

Abrego North recreation center’s pool, closed a year ago due to leaks, will be replaced with a larger pool that will allow more simul-taneous activities, the GVR board decided Monday.

The action sets prelimi-naries in motion before the existing pool is removed and the project begins. It includes forging an agree-ment with adjacent prop-erty owner Country Club North HOA to add more parking spaces to meet Pima County development requirements.

In approving the plan over options to fill in and landscape over the pool, or replace the existing pool only, the board agreed to cap expenditure for its “L-shape” choice at $464,600 — $9,000 higher than what was previously discussed by consultants with WSM Architectural and En-gineering and Aquatic Design International. That one hadn’t factored remov-

al and disposal of the exist-ing pool shell and site-prep for a new one.

After regrouping again Monday, the board’s Plan-ning & Evaluation Com-mittee stood on its initial L-shape recommendation with the possible added cost, as the other options “would be pennywise and pound-foolish,” committee chair Ron Sills said.

He said the enhanced pool design would provide an asset expected to last 50 years at a cost of about $2,000 annually.

“GVR is becoming stag-nant (and) we need to be looking forward to improve its marketability (to future members) and increase the value of member homes,” Sills said. “This is a golden opportunity we should not toss aside.”

The parking issue can be mitigated at small expense, he added. Officials noted the facility is already short two spaces by county code and would need eight more

GV says goodbye to our Mrs. Claus

Green Valley NewsJackie DeHart looks at a letter to Santa at her Green Valley home in 2013.


Jackie DeHart, a famil-iar sight at Christmas dressed as Mrs. Claus, passed away Sunday at her Green Valley home.

DeHart, 89, believed in Santa all her life and for more than 24 years worked as Santa’s helper, answer-ing children’s letters ad-dressed to Old St. Nick that Santa himself couldn’t get to with his busy schedule.

In 2013, the U.S. Postal Service stopped delivering

Santa’s letters to her Green Valley mailbox, citing se-curity concerns saying it would use its own Letters to Santa program. DeHart, who for nine years had per-sonally answered every let-ter she received addressed to the North Pole, said she understood.

But she wasn’t ready to put away her Mrs. Claus outfit. DeHart increased her volunteer hours for The Salvation Army, pick-ing up extra shifts as a


The last time Daniel Culler was anywhere near the controls of an airplane, he

and his crew were shot down over the German-Swiss border during World War II.

Saturday’s flight in a 1940s Boeing Stearman biplane went a lot better.

Culler, 91, got what he called “the thrill of a lifetime” when he

joined pilot Mike Sommars in the open cockpit as they flew in clear, brisk skies out of Ryan Airfield southwest of Tucson.

Culler joined 13 other residents from The Peaks at Santa Rita for a

“dream flight,” thanks to the Age-less Aviation Dreams Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to honor-ing seniors and veterans living in long-term care communities around the country.

The free flights began about 10 a.m., with the last of the passen-gers landing just before sunset.

“It was a long day for all of them, but they loved it,” said Barbara Sutton, The Peaks activ-ity coordinator who arranged the flights. “They got to tell their stories to the pilot and we videoed the take-off and landings and took photos of everyone.”

Culler was accompanied by fel-low pilot and friend Judi Anderson

Neighbors give vets green light

VETERANS DAY 2015

Regina Ford Green Valley NewsDaniel Culler, 91, gives a “thumbs up” before taking off in a biplane piloted by Ageless Aviation volunteer Mike Sommars of Phoenix.

AT IT AGAIN!Veterans take flight in 1940s biplane


Canoa Ranch North-west is going green — for veterans.

Barbara Judson and her husband, Cal, a 101st Airborne veteran, de-cided to purchase special green light bulbs for themselves and neighbors to display in honor of all veterans as part of the national Greenlight A Vet Veterans Day campaign.

“We thought it would be a good idea for Veter-ans Day, but there is no reason they can’t shine all the time,” said Barba-ra, who saw an ad for the campaign on television.

The Greenlight A Vet

campaign, launched by Walmart, asks the public to change one light bulb

in their home or work-places to green on Nov. 11 to show support for vet-

erans transitioning from military to civilian life.

“Cal asked the people on our street to par-ticipate and everyone he asked to put up a green light did,” Barbara said. “Some of the neighbors are vets, but even if they aren’t, they still agreed and that’s a great tribute to all vets.”

Green is the color of hope, renewal and well-being and “green light” is also a term used to “acti-vate forward movement.”

“Things are looking up for veterans, but they still need to be rec-ognized and supported and thanked,” Cal said. “A little green can go a long way.”

Regina Ford Green Valley NewsAndy Soulé, Dan Bryant, Sally Bryant, Terry Scinto, Mavis Scinto, Patty Bury, Ruth Pretka, Gene Pretka and Barbara and Cal Judson of Green Valley show their support for veterans by replacing some of their regular light bulbs with green bulbs in honor of the Greenlight A Vet program.

Veterans Day•Two veterans remember, Page 7 •Neighbors back vets, Page A10

Coming Sunday•One Sahuarita veteran will be getting a big surprise today. •Recap of Veterans Day cer-emony at GV cemetery.

See ELECTION, A11

See ABREGO POOL, A8

See MRS. CLAUS, A8

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CATEGORY RATES-Real Estate RatesReal Estate ROP $10.50Real Estate Classified Display $14.50 Includes full color

Employment Classified Display Packages2x2.5, 3 insertions plus online for 7 days $992x5, 6 insertions plus online for 7 days $1982x10, 6 insertions plus online for 7 days $299Super Size! 4x10, 6 insertions plus online for 7 days $499

Automotive ROP Packages60”, full color, two insertions (GVN & SS) same day $850Pick-up into GVN same week $450Pick-up into SCVPP same week $400Strip ad $500

Furniture Packages60”, full color, two insertions (GVN & SS) same day $1,200Pick-up into GVN same week $35030”, full color, two insertions (GVN & SS) same day $750Pick-up into GVN same week $175

Dining & EntertainmentA cost effective program to reach over 19,000 households each Wednesday in the Green Valley News and Sahuarita Sun. Per week rates include two insertions (one GVN - one SS) on the same day. All ads appear in full color.Ad size Open 13x*2A Package (2 col x 2.5” ad) $80.00 $60.002B Package (2 col x 5” ad) $160.00 $120.002D Package (2 col x 10” ad) $320.00 $240.00*Consecutive

Home & GardenThe Home & Garden section appears each month in the first Wednesday issue and is packed with stories about local homes, home tours, improvements, projects and much more. Your message is delivered to over 19,000 households each month. All ads include full color. Section appears in both the Green Valley News and the Sahuarita Sun.Available Sizes Open 12x3D (3 col x 10” ad - 1/4 page) $525.00 $350.006B (6 col x 5” ad - Front page banner) $750.00 $500.006D (6 col x 10” ad - 1/2 page) $900.00 $600.006H (6 col x 21” ad - Full page) $1,300.00 $900.00

FRONT PAGE STRIP ADS-Available on Main News or Get Out! section Sunday and Wednesday by reser-vation only. Ad size: 6 column by 3” maximum, all strip ads include full color. Discounts available based on GVN/SS contract levels. Pick up rates do not apply.Contract level Open 13x/ 26x/ 52x/ $3K DV $7K DV $10K DV+Price per strip ad $561 $442 $392 $335

SKYBOX RATES-2 col x 2.75” box on front of either Green Valley News or Sahuarita Sun. All ads include full color. Pick up rates do not apply.Contract Open 13x/ 26x/ 52x/ $3K DV $7K DV $10K DV+Price per ad $400 $300 $275 $225

POWER NOTE RATES-Want to make a STATEMENT? You can get the power of a Post-It note at a fraction of the cost with this high profile, above the fold position. Great cover-age and great results. Ad size is 2.5” x 2.5” and is in full color. Pick up rates do not apply. Open 13x/ 26x/ 52x/ $3K DV $7K DV $10K DV+Single paper $450 $350 $300 $250Combo $720 $560 $480 $400

NON-PROFIT RATES-Available to organizations with 501(c)(3) certification. Pick up rates do not apply.Per inch per insertion $12.00Standard color rates apply


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BUSINESS CONNECTION-Be a part of the GVN/SS Business Connection and get your business in front of 30,000 households each week. A 52X contract includes a 3.22” x 2.25” ad 3 times a week on the Business Connection page and every 8 weeks your ad is replaced with an advertorial, valued at $3,030. That’s about 6 advertorials each year. Ads run consecutively. Limit 18 spots.(Ad size 3.22” by 2.25”)Contract* Price per Week # or stories52X $90 per week 6 stories* Contracts cancelled are subject to rerating to actual ROP display rate fulfilled.

ASK AN EXPERT -Are you an Expert in your field? Do you then have the knowledge to impart to the public and gain their trust? If so, than this is the place for you. Starting in January 2016 become one of our local experts and communicate directly with the public by answering their questions. You will be talking to both our Green Valley and Sahuarita audience of over 18,000 average households each week. Color included 6 months 12 months2A Package (2 col x 2.5” ad) $120 $90

INSERT RATES-Our newspapers provide several marketing options for preprint advertisers. The Green Valley News has a paid average issue circulation of 10,000. Sahua-rita Sun has a total market coverage average of over 10,000 per issue.

Print & Insert Rates (all pre-print rates are net)8.5” x 11” on 60# stock, full color, bleed and double-sided no extra charge. Minimum quantity 10,000 $68.00 cpm20,001+ $63.00 cpmFrequency contracts available

Insert Only RatesPreprinted inserts are accepted subject to the approval of management and must be received at least five business days prior to day of distribution at our printing facility. Insert sizes must conform to the overall size of the newspa-per. Inserts that cannot be processed mechanically are subject to a special handling fee. Inserts should be shipped to The Sierra Vista Herald, 400 Veterans Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635.Single sheet $40.00 cpm4-8 pages $45.00 cpm10+ pages $48.00 cpm

WEB SITE ADVERTISING-Extend the life of your advertising message and strengthen your business brand by including web site advertising in your marketing plan. Ad appears on both websites, both desktop and mobile. Minimum 20,000 impressions per month.Website - three sizes available Total Leaderboard Big Box Half Page Impressions 728x90/320x50 300x250 300x600 Length20K-90K $20 CPM $20 CPM $24 CPM 1-3 months80K-180K $10 CPM $10 CPM $12 CPM 4-6 months190K+ Upon request

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POLICIES-CONTRACT COMPLETION: If an advertiser does not fulfill the agreed upon frequency or inch requirement of the Advertising Agreement, the newspaper will invoice the advertiser the difference between the rate attained and the contract rate. Please see the terms of the Advertising Agreement.CANCELLATION: Advertisements ordered and canceled after deadline will be charged (50%) half the cost of the advertisement.ADVERTISEMENT POSITION: A special position may be purchased at an additional 25% of total ad cost before taxes.PROOFING: (10-inch ad minimum ad copy must be submitted one day before deadline.) Proofing to an advertiser is for the purpose of correcting errors and not for additions and changes to the original copy. Where a proof has been submitted to the advertiser, the advertiser assumes all responsibility for any errors not marked on the proof. No claims will be allowed for more than one insertion. The newspaper cannot assume financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. Its liability for any errors shall not exceed the cost of the actual space of the incorrect portion in which the error occurs. The publisher shall not be liable for slight changes or typographical errors that do not lessen the value of an advertisement.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS-The Production Department of the Green Valley News & Sun and Sahuarita Sun is Macintosh-based and uses Adobe Creative Suite 2 for most of our ad-vertising and editorial layouts. We accept print-quality PDF files for artwork that is ready to go to press as it is received. Photos and image files should be 300 dpi at 100% of the size the image is intended to be used and can be submitted as JPG, TIF, EPS, PNG, etc. Please use a CMYK color mode for all artwork and convert any spot or Pantone® colors to process before submis-sion. If submitting native files, please include all fonts. Please contact us with technical questions at 520-625-5511 or [email protected].

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CHAMBER ACTIVITY GUIDEPUBLISHES 1/13, 3/9, 5/11, 7/13, 9/14 & 11/9From shopping to restaurants to entertainment, the Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Com-merce’s Activity Guide keeps your business in front of over 20,000 households six times each year. Distributed in both the Green Valley News and Sahuarita Sun, Activity Guide keeps read-ers updated on local business and community activities.

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DISCOVER SOUTHERN ARIZONAPUBLISHES NOV. 27, 2016The premiere visitor guide to Southern Arizona, Discover reaches a diverse audience of Green Valley News readers and thousands of visitors at hundreds of rack locations across the state. For businesses from Nogales to Tucson, Discover and its complementary website are a per-fect addition to your marketing plan.

GREEN VALLEY HEALTH SERVICES DIRECTORYPUBLISHES MARCH 9, 2016Published in conjunction with the Green Valley Health Fair, 13,000 copies are distributed in the Green Valley News and at the Fair. Direc-tory includes medical listings for everything from physicians, pharma-cies and fitness centers to hospitals, home care and health food.

By Anne Waisman, President, GVR Foundation

I live in an extraordinary community. Green Valley has a gentle climate, a distinct culture of friendliness, volunteerism and unending recreational and educational opportunities. Green Valley Recreation, Inc. makes this possible, and now with formation of the GVR Foundation, we are able help realize the vision of the GVR Board of Directors to help address demonstrated special needs within our community.

The primary emphasis of the foundation is to support and grow the Member Assistance Program (MAP). I have been speaking to recipients of MAP, and am touched by the difference this program makes in their lives. A recent MAP recipient put it best: “Because of the help I get from MAP, I have been able to weather whatever has come my way…not by the generos-ity of strangers but with a little help from my friends, my

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At a special meeting on Novem-ber 9, the GVR Board of Directors approved the repair, replacement and enhancement of the distressed Abrego North Center pool and spa with an 8-2 vote.

Both GVR Board President Joe Gunton and CEO Kent Blumen-thal commented that the Board’s approval to replace the pool with an improved confi guration meets the needs of the Corporation as

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