When walking through the beer aisle of a grocery store or local business, the arrangement of colorful boxes and different styles of the beverage might.
After 23 years of Lutheran ministry in predominantly Black communities in the South, Michael Johnson was tapped to lead an all-white congregation in Arlington Heights. Now, he and his wife Marilyn, the only Black members of their church, are trying to help the congregation revitalize and grow.
With The Recent Reform Of The County s Health System, The Cure Seems Far Worse Than The Disease.
By Emil Franzi
THE PIMA COUNTY Board of Supervisors recently voted 3-2
to surrender direct control of nearly one-third of the county s
$700 million budget. These health-related responsibilities from Kino Hospital to
Long-Term Care, from Home Health to Animal Control will be placed
in the hands of a self-selected and self-perpetuating entity called
The Pima Health Care System Commission. This new system is defined
in the resolution, which set it up as quasi-governance. There was no public debate over the move, even though it has
been coming for many months and supervisors Sharon Bronson and