From the link, which is terribly presented…

Join Pima Animal Care Center’s clinic staff as they bring their mobile medical unit, Karen’s Karing Van, to Summit Park, 1800 E Summit Street, to provide FREE services on May 1, 2, and 3! (7am to 2pm)

Available services:

On May 1: Check-in beginning at 7 a.m. (40 spots available): Spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips. Large-breed female dogs will get first priority; other pets will be accepted based on availability.

On May 1, 2, and 3: From 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (150 spots available each day): Vaccines, microchips, and wellness exams.

Vaccines provided will be FVRP and rabies for cats and DHPP and rabies for dogs.

This event is for Pima County residents only. Cats should be in carriers and dogs should be on leash. There is no limit to the number of pets one person or family can bring, but please be aware that you will be waiting in line and only bring the number of animals you can safely handle in that scenario.

*Please plan to

Everybody get out there and enjoy! Looks like cooler weather ahead too, so should be a great day for it.

Tuesday was the last recommended day to mail ballots back, so if you mail it now, it might not arrive in time to be counted.

You can drop it at any polling place in the sealed, signed and dated inner ballot envelope. (Outer envelope is not required for this activity.)

Credit to u/SubGothius on Reddit; just cc'ing this info on here for anyone that needs it.

They're legal, but such an eyesore. Every street corner is a cacophony of overlapping signs. What a mess.

I don't have a problem with political signs in people's yards (on their private property). But geez, all this garbage in all our public areas make our town look like a landfill.

Don't let them steal our rights

Just in case you need to verify your voter registration or register to vote!

With thanks to u/SalsaVerdeAsada on r/Tucson… seemed useful enough to post over here too.