West Ochoa Neighborhood Association

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Documents & Pages: Add; BEFORE and AFTER; The Good..The Bad.. The Ugly....; Beautification Planning; Neighborhood Schools

External Links: Add; League of Arizona Cities & Towns; N.A.I.L.E.M News u can use; Tucson Police Dept.; City of Tucson Web site

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This is a ONE time event for our small neighborhood to come together and plan. We need lights. We need sidewalks. We need traffic calming. We need a mini park. We may need some art projects. We may... more

Started: January 27th 2001Replies: 3

Community Garden??

Who?? Where?? When?? Come to a meeting and let us know.. By JOY more

Started: January 12th 2000Replies: 0

Neighborhood mini park

We want to have a small ramada area to hold pot lucks and/or picnics ..Fenced? or not?? By JOY more

Started: January 12th 2000Replies: 0

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Why Is My Basement Damp?: Why Is My Basement Damp? The source of your problem could be a water leak or high humidity. Both can lead to mold, mildew, or other biological growth. Depending on the severity, conditions can lead...
Tags: Environment – Homeowner – Repairs – Staff Pick

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Neighborhood Resource Guide

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What are Dust Mites?: Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye. Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
Tags: Homeowner – Health – Staff Pick
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