A 20-minute shopping trip proved costly to a Sahuarita woman Thursday.
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A resident who lives in southern Green Valley came dangerously close to losing $20,000 after falling victim to a telephone scam. She did end up losing $5,000, however.
Mark your calendars. There are a lot of fun activities coming up as Christmas fast approaches. The schools and the Town of Sahuarita would love to see you at these events:
Shoppers may be paying more this year, but locals say a fresh tree is what makes the Yuletide memorable.
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