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Tucson Weekly: The Year In Review (December 30

Tucson Weekly: City Week (December 3 - December 9, 1998)

Humane Society of Southern Arizona opens new east side thrift store

Humane Society of Southern Arizona opens new east side thrift store and last updated 2021-07-17 20:11:09-04 “We have been working so hard to finally get a fur-ever home that’s our very own for our thrift store— just like we get fur-ever homes for our pets, said Steve Farley, CEO of HSSA, as he cut the ribbon signaling the grand opening day. The grand opening events began with a line wrapped around the building. “Oh, I was excited,” said Gerald Kruth, eager thrift shopper. Kruth did not know what to expect inside but was ready to support. “When animals are sick they get shots, they get x-rays, they get everything else that they really need to keep them healthy,” said Kruth.

Fun things in Stark: Beatles tribute, Minerva art & jazz, farmers' market

Beatles tribute band The Hard Day s Night Beatles tribute band kicks off the Jackson Amphitheater summer concert series at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Other Saturday concerts will include Eaglemania, an Eagles tribute band on July 10; Queen Flash, a Queen tribute on July 17; Canton Symphony Orchestra playing Broadway hits on July 18; Terry Lee Goffee, a Johnny Cash tribute performer on July 24; Tusk, a tribute to Fleetwood Mac on Aug. 13; E5C4P3, a tribute to Journey on Aug. 21; Canton Symphony Orchestra a Night at the Movies on Aug. 22; and Barracuda, a Heart tribute band on Aug. 28. Doors open for all of the shows at 5:30 p.m. with the concerts at 7:30 p.m.

Tragic Memorial Day weekend on Idaho's roads

The 100 deadliest days got off to a bad start during the Memorial Day weekend. Idaho State Police troopers responded to seven crashes that left 12 people dead. "Our ISP troopers and dispatchers connect with those involved, their families, and those who witness these very serious crashes, said ISP Colonel Kedrick Wills. "They're incredible professionals, yet like all Idahoans, we too felt the extreme tragedy faced by too many families this past.