TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now)- For the second year in a row the Arizona Department of
Transportation (ADOT) is again asking people for their best haboob haikus. 

ADOT first issued the Haboob Haiku Challenge last year as
part of its "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" dust storm awareness campaign. It was such
a success that worldwide media featured some of the 600 haiku submissions. The
"Pull Aside, Stay Alive" campaign re-launched on Tuesday, as part of Arizona
Monsoon Awareness Week; the campaign will run through the summer, reminding
drivers about the dangers of dust storms and monsoon storms.

Looking for Fourth of July celebrations in your area?  Check the following list and then mark your calendar!  If we have missed an event please email the information to desk@kold.com and we’ll add it to the list. 

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Greater Tucson Leadership (GTL) is presenting its graduating class of 2013 in a ceremony and celebration on June 27 at the Hotel Congress (311 E Congress St.)

Those graduating are participants who successfully completed the GTL civic leadership education program; a ten-month series of seminars and field participation.

Since 1980, more than 900 participants have graduated from Greater Tucson Leadership and expanded their leadership pursuits. During the ten-month program, the class participated in issue days focused on pertinent topics in our community in