Metro Week
November 3, 2017
Episode 444 | 30mVideo has Closed Captions
Public school ratings, Evergreen cemetery, All Soul's Procession and Tucson's "boneyard".
On this week's show, a conversation with Calvin Baker about the bumpy rollout of the state’s new rating system for public schools; Tucson’s Evergreen Cemetery is turning 110 years old, making it one of the oldest businesses in the community; We learn about All Soul Procession from Creative Director Nadia Hagen; We look at Tucson’s airplane "Boneyard" and the annual 5K that takes place there.
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Metro Week is a local public television program presented by AZPM
Metro Week
November 3, 2017
Episode 444 | 30mVideo has Closed Captions
On this week's show, a conversation with Calvin Baker about the bumpy rollout of the state’s new rating system for public schools; Tucson’s Evergreen Cemetery is turning 110 years old, making it one of the oldest businesses in the community; We learn about All Soul Procession from Creative Director Nadia Hagen; We look at Tucson’s airplane "Boneyard" and the annual 5K that takes place there.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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