
SVP Tucson celebrates 10 years with Fast Pitch
SVP Tucson is celebrating 10 years with its annual Fast Pitch competition and the launch of a new community initiative to combat poverty.
Caitlin Schmidt is Editor and Publisher of Tucson Spotlight. She previously worked for the Southern Arizona for the Arizona and has been reporting on Southern Arizona for a decade.
SVP Tucson is celebrating 10 years with its annual Fast Pitch competition and the launch of a new community initiative to combat poverty.
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