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News from 2004July 2004 PYP has received $729,365 per year for 3 years from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration to provide and expand abstinence only education programs in Pima County. PYP was one of 3 Arizona programs funded nationwide. Read about the program in this article from the Tucson Citizen. Yay! Way to go!
June 2004 PYP has received $150,00 from the Arizona Governor's Office to enhance the Life Skills Education currently being provided by local prevention funds. Full-time life skills educators will be hired for the rural communities of Marana, Ajo, and Catalina, which will increase rcruitment and enhance the Life Skills classes.
May 2004 Pima YOUTH Partnership, a local non-profit prevention organization, benefits from Hotel Congress' Tuesday Twilight Cabarets, which will be held every Tuesday beginning June 15, 2004, 6:30 p.m., in the Club Congress. This summer monthly event will feature BASSCK with Harvey Brooks, Larry Cobb and Tom Kusian.
Guitarist Tom Kusian has lived in Tucson for 53 years. For the past 5 years he has concentrated his efforts on recording projects. Tom's strongest influences-Mike Bloomfield, Alvin Lee and Pat Martino. Harvey Brooks would never call himself a legend, but his work over the last 30 years speaks for itself. For, however far back he goes he's moving forward - studying, songwriting, recording and teaching. Toured with Donald Fagan's "Rock and Soul Review". Currently, he can be heard on The Fabulous Thunderbirds latest album, Roll of the Dice, and on the recently released CD, Slo Leak, recorded with Charlie Karp and Danny Kortchmar produced by Danny Kortchmar. No Ways Tired, a gospel record he made with Fontella Bass, was nominated for a Grammy. And recently released on Rounder Records "Raisins in the Sun". He backed BOB DYLAN on Highway 61 Revisited. That's him on "Like A Rolling Stone." He played bass on Dylan's first tour in 1965, after Newport, when folk went electric. He backed THE DOORS on The Soft Parade. That's him on "Touch Me," the Doors' last, big hit single. He was recruited by MILES DAVIS for the groundbreaking Bitches Brew. He jammed with JIMI HENDRIX for years. He was part of two great American bands the influential THE ELECTRIC FLAG of the late-'60s and the FABULOUS RHINESTONES of the mid-'70s. That's for openers. His credits read like a music history's Who's Who. Legendary performances - Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, B.B. King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, "Mama" Cass Elliott, the Young Rascals, Richie Havens, Jefferson Airplane, Supersession, with Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, and Stephen Stills. Club Congress Tuesday Twilight Cabarets will be packed with blues, jazz, and experimental music with occasional pop over tones. Come hear great tunes and support Pima YOUTH Partnership. Don't miss the most significant music event of the year. Come to Hotel Club Congress, June 8th, 2004, 6:30 p.m. for the first Tuesday Twilight Cabaret. Proceeds will benefit Pima YOUTH Partnership.
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January 2004 Don't forget February 14th, 2004 is PYP's 7th Annual Sweetheart Poker Run. The entry fee is $10, which includes a limited edition Poker Run pin. The highest scoring hand will win $400; the lowest will win $100. Raffle prizes include a 50/50 drawing, a 55" High Definition TV, a round-trip air ticket, golf packages, and more! Start and stop at the Desert Diamond Casino. For more information, click here for our flyer.
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