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Home Care Services | Stroke Resource Center of Southern Arizona

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Services and Care Settings. What is a stroke? Am I at risk? What are the signs? Stroke Resource Center of Southern Arizona. Dedicated to positive and sustained vitality for those touched by stroke. Return to Services and Care Settings. 541 W Wetmore Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705. 24-hour line: (520) 888-3100. Eastside Neighborhood Volunteer Program. ENVP provides a variety of volunteer services to seniors living on the eastside in support of independent living. 8302 E. Broadway Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85710. This consum...

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Events

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The Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc. holds events throughout the year that are open to the public. September 25 - Fall Potluck. November 4-6 - Antiques and Collectibles Sale. February 11 - Fort Lowell Day. March 3-6 - Flea Market. May 21 - Annual Meeting. 5230 E. Fort Lowell Road ( map. A special ceremony was observed during Fort Lowell Day on February 14, 2015, to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of this small sanctuary. From Rome as part of the occasion. Neighborhood Association, Inc.

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Call to Membership

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Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc. A Call to Membership. For more than 30 years, the Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc. (OFLNA Inc.,) has been dedicated to preserving the historic character and personality of the Neighborhood and its unique treasure, the San Pedro Chapel. Are an important contribution to the overall budget. Please consider joining, rejoining and/or renewing your membership. For generations to come. President, Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Council. Meet the new 2016...

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History

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In recognition of its importance, this area was designated a Historic District by Pima County in 1976, and in 1978 portions of the area were selected for the National Register of Historic Places. The City of Tucson followed in 1981 when it designated portions of the area then lying within the city limits as the Fort Lowell Historic Area. Of the Fort Lowell Neighborhood. Click map to enlarge it.). Neighborhood Association, Inc. September 25 - Fall Potluck. November 4-6 - Antiques and Collectibles Sale.

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Cemetery

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Here rest many of the Men, Women, and Children who saw the beauty and value of this land, choosing to settle here in the Tucson Basin, loved and remembered everyday. Que en paz descansen. May they rest in Peace. Follow these links for more information. Provides a historical overview, mission statement and information on conservation, grave documentation, restoration, property maintenance care. Cemetery Directory and Guide. Provides cemetery rules and etiquette, plot map and directory list.

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About OFLNA

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The Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc. is dedicated to the following vision and values:. Connecting and strengthening our diverse community. Enhancing our environment and preserving our heritage. Cooperation Integrity Respect Inclusion. We hope all neighborhood residents and supporters outside its boundaries will become members. Of the association and work with us to pursue this vision. Purpose and Mission of the. Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc.:. Encourage maintenance of rural...

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Membership

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The Old Fort Lowell Neighborhood Association, Inc. (OFLNA, Inc.) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Membership helps ensure the distinctive character of the neighborhood, which contains one of only six historic districts in Tucson. It also helps support the iconic San Pedro Chapel, which is a City of Tucson Historic Landmark and is on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Your participation is needed and appreciated! Neighborhood newsletters and notices about upcoming events.

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Trails

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The Fort Lowell Trails are multi-use trails for pedestrians, equestrians, and bicyclists and. Are maintained by the Neighborhood and Pima County. The river park was conceived as part of a major flood control program along the Rillito. River in response to severe flooding in 1983. The segment abutting the Old Fort Lowell. Neighborhood can be reached by car, bicycle, or foot off of Swan and Craycroft Roads at. The Rillito River. It may also be reached by foot, bicycle, and horse via the Alamo Wash. Departm...

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San Pedro Chapel

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The current San Pedro Chapel, dedicated in 1932, was built over the ruins of an older church that was destroyed in a tornado. Both were constructed by the El Fuerte community, the Mexican settlers who came after Fort Lowell was abandoned. The hill where the Chapel stands was once the center of the village of El Fuerte (The Fort). A cluster of houses stood here, served by a well on the northeast slope. In spring and summer, baseball games were played nearby. Visit the San Pedro Chapel website.