Dave Perry is the Editor of the Sentinel Colorado newspaper in Aurora, Colorado. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and urban development, with a particular focus on construction and real estate. Dave's work has been featured in various publications such as The Longmont Leader, Tucson Weekly, and Inside Tucson Business.
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Dave Perry's work is primarily focused on local government, politics, and social issues in the United States, Arizona, specifically Tucson. He pays attention to housing challenges, local policy decisions, and social justice topics. When reaching out to him with a pitch or as a potential source for his articles related to these themes such as community development projects or policies affecting essential workers' access to housing would likely be of interest.
Additionally, if you have insights into legal developments or governmental announcements that affect the Tucson area or Arizona in general they may also catch his attention due to his focus on those areas.
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By: Dave Perry
Oro Valley residents Marge and Dick Eggerding have reached an exceedingly rare milestone.
By: Dave Perry
To begin his final State of the Town address, Oro Valley Mayor Joe Winfield highlighted a series of community accomplishments reached during the last eight years.
By: Dave Perry
As three of its seven members prepare to leave office, the Oro Valley Town Council is considering raises that would nearly triple annual compensation paid to its mayor and town council members.
By: Dave Perry
The Sentinel has the skinny on what you really want to know and need to know to cast your ballot and sleep well forever after.
A week ago, members of the public wound their way through the crowd of parents and children at Wilson School’s fine arts night, eventually finding an Oro Valley open house
By: Dave Perry
HIGH POINT A memorial service for Ronald “Ron” Edward Wright, who spent years working in his family's printing business, will be held Monday in High Point, North Carolina.
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On Oct. 21, three Oro Valley citizens expressed the full range of opinions regarding proposed pay increases for the town’s mayor and council.
Oro Valley is prepared to adopt zoning code amendments regulating data centers, to include a prohibition of all “large-scale” data centers using 20MW of power or more.
By: Dave Perry
For the first time since 2013, Oro Valley's next mayor and town council are receiving pay increases when new members are seated Nov. 4.
