In preparation for 2022, the Vistoso Community Association (VCA) Board of Directors are looking for volunteers to help them influence the direction of the community, by involvement in the (VCA)’s […]
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When: March 3rd – March 31, 2022 The award-winning Town of Oro Valley Community Academy is an opportunity to learn about your community and local government. Participants have stated that
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Experience has shown a majority of residents in homeowner associations do not take the time to understand their financial statements and assume the Board of Directors know what’s going on,
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Like so many of us, have you run out of room in your house and garage for equipment or items you need to store? If the answer is yes, a
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Today is the kick-off day for the Aviva Children’s Services Holiday Toy Drive! Who is Aviva Children’s Services?For over 40 years, Aviva Children’s Services has worked to fulfill its mission
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The Town of Oro Valley Public Works Department has released the schedule for the final phase of fall pavement preservation work on various roads within town limits. This upcoming treatment
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October 28, 2021 Rancho Vistoso Boulevard – Over-Head Lighting StudyThe Board approved a proposal to have an electrical engineering firm diagnose the scope of the electrical problems for the entire
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UPDATED – Due to mechanical issues, the Siena Sealcoating Project has been rescheduled for November 30th and December 2nd. Sealcoating Siena streets is scheduled for Tuesday, November 30th and Thursday,
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Browse the Target Wishlist HEREBrowse the Amazon Wishlist HERE*There is a high demand for baby items**Find info on cash donations HERE*
Happy fall, Tucson! While the rest of the country is wearing sweaters and jumping in crunchy leaves, desert dwellers are enjoying 80-degree days (OK, temperatures are still in the 90s
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