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September 27, 2022

Former Gov. Bruce Babbitt (Photo by Howard Fischer)

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Babbitt keynotes summit to save declining Verde River

The Friends of the Verde River, armed with their 2020 Report Card that proves that the water flow in the Verde River is declining, is summiting at the Cliff Castle Casino this week with 200 stakeholders including Bruce Babbitt, previously governor and secretary of the interior.

By Vyto Starinskas September 28, 2022
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