• SALEO:
  • The Southern Arizona Logistics Education Organization has announced the students selected to receive scholarships for post-secondary study of logistics and related subjects, funded by its annual scholarship tournament (this year’s primary sponsor was The Port of Tucson) and by donations. The winners are
  • Carmelo R. Padilla
  • and
  • Alexis Saavedra
  • for study at Pima Community College;
  • Hayden Garber
  • ,
  • Pei-Shan Hsieh
  • ,
  • Daniel Leon
  • and
  • Daniel J. Shader
  • for study at the University of Arizona;
  • Devon A. Beck
  • at Arizona State University;
  • Nicholas Tellez
  • at Northern Arizona University;
  • Brian Johnson
  • at the University of New Mexico, and
  • Dustin Johnson
  • at Colorado Technical University.
  • Tucson Coin and Autograph:
  • Renews its first-Tuesday-of-the-month fundraiser benefiting the Southern Arizona Community Food Bank, Tu Nidito, the Alzheimer’s Association, The Fisher House Foundation, Casa de los NiΓ±os, The American Cancer Society and the Humane Society. On Nov. 3, from 4-6 p.m., donate up to $50, and the store, 6350 N. Oracle Road, will double it.
  • Fleet Feet Sports Tucson:
  • Its β€œPower of Running” initiative donated to the Southern Arizona Roadrunner’s Children’s Fitness Fund and created a Loop Safely campaign in conjunction with Pima County’s Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation, the Sheriff’s Department and the Bike Ambassador Program. Fleet Feet’s Loop Safely campaign is a three-part series that kicks off Nov. 1 at the Heirloom Farmers Market and culminates with free self-defense courses in December and January. For information, see www.fleetfeettucson.com
  • Claim Jumper:
  • In recognition of Veterans Day, the restaurants will thank U.S. military veterans and active military personnel with a free meal on Nov. 9. Verification of service is required. Make reservations at www.claimjumper.com; tables fill up quickly.
  • Olive Garden:
  • Restaurants will donate a portion of in-restaurant sales on Nov. 3, from 4-10 p.m., to high schools, up to $1,000 per restaurant, through a partnership with the NFHS Network. Schools benefiting include Flowing Wells, Sunnyside, Ironwood Ridge and Sierra Vista’s Buena.

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