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Public F-35 Meetings in Tucson

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These public scoping meetings are in an open house format. They will run from 6PM. to 9PM each day. Tuscon residents will have an opportunity to discuss the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) . Attendees at the meetings also will get an introduction to the F-35, its capabilities and mission

  1. Monday, March 1, at Sunnyside High School Foyer/Auditorium, 1725 E. Bilby Road, Tucson, Arizona;
  2. Tuesday, March 2, at San Carlos High School Cafeteria, Milepost 270 Highway 70, San Carlos, Arizona;
  3. Wednesday, March 3, at Easter Arizona College Gila/Galiuro Room, Activities Center, 1014 N College Avenue, Thatcher, Arizona;
  4. Thursday, March 4, at Bisbee High SChool Cafeteria, 475 School Terrace Road, Bisbee, Arizona;
  5. Friday, March 5, at Roskruge Elementary School Auditorium, 501 E. Sixth Street, Tucson, Arizona.
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  • Comment by Linda Schnelle — March 5, 2010 @ 6:10 pm

    we support the F-35 fighter being stationed in Tucson.

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