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When rural Arizonans speak up, government has to listen
When a major development proposal threatens to reshape a community, it can be tempting to assume it's beyond our control. The project is too big, the money behind it is too powerful, or the process is too far along for local residents to make a difference. The post When rural Arizonans speak up, government has to...
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