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Miner-Sun-Basin: Local organizations help district prepare for new year at Mammoth Elementary STEM School
Miner-Sun-Bain: Dudley Newcomer enjoys new job, San Pedro River Valley
Molly Hanson is the new Lower San Pedro River program manager for The Nature Conservancy (TNC).
Miner-Basin-Sun: Toe-biters teach students about the ecosystem of the San Pedro River
Arizona Silver Belt: Opponents speak against Resolution ADEQ permits
Arizona Silver Belt- Chairman’s corner
Superior Sun- Superior Lumber and my right-handed hammer
“The Arboretum Rocks!” – a guided walking tour of the Boyce Thompson Arboretum- takes place the fourth Saturday of every month. Led by Ben Henderson, a Resolution Copper geologist, or Professor Steve Semken from ASU, participants learn about the rocks found at the arboretum as well as hear a summary of the geologic history of Arizona.
The primary focus of the walk is the rocks from the Superstition Mountains to the Pinal Mountains. In addition, information on the geologic history of 
Arizona that created the state’s great mineral wealth and brought about a legacy of mining is available.
The tour lasts from 1-2 hours, and questions are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring rocks from their own collection for identification by the tour guide.
For more information please contact the Boyce Thompson Arboretum event line 520.689.2811 or visit their website.
Arizona Silver Belt: Who are these people? New EDC leaders on fire
Superior Sun: New economic development manager plans for quality jobs in Pinal County
wmicentral.com: Officials explain their support for copper mine land exchange
IndianCountryToday.com: Summit yields human rights violation report
On Friday June 25, Cementation hosted a barbecue to celebrate reaching a half million hours without a lost time incident. Cementation contractor, Tri-Star Industrial, catered the BBQ luncheon for Cementation employees, all shifts. On behalf of Resolution Copper, Tom Goodell expressed appreciation for the good work undertaken by Cementation.
wmicentral.com: Native-Americans meeting June 11 in opposition to Oak Flat mine proposal
azstarnet.com: ASARCO worker dies in mine wreck
silverbelt.com: Resolution posts response to elder’s letter
Miner-Basin-Sun: Mining company honors award winners
mining.com: Kirkpatrick/McCain no friends of native Americans
ehow.com: Southeast Arizona land Exchange and Conservation Act
The San Manuel Galiuro Mountains Lions Foundation is undertaking a beautification project for San Manuel. Included in the project are elements such as a local community billboard advertising local events. Sponsorship from local organizations, including Resolution Copper, have made this community billboard possible.
As a Charitable Trust, the Lions Foundation grants thousands of dollars every year to a range of clubs, charities and community groups in areas as diverse as health, education, sports, arts and culture. The San Manuel Galiuro Mountains Lions Foundation’s purpose is to help good causes throughout the Tri-Cities area.
Announcement of top new environmental aide to Governor Brewer
A federal judge rules to block recordings of phone calls in court case involving Rick Renzi
On June 9, Resolution Copper hosted a dinner to honor the 2010 scholarship and leadership grant recipients. Attendees included recipients, family members and school administrators, as well as Resolution Copper staff that assisted in the selection process. Resolution Copper President David Salisbury welcomed all attendees and congratulated recipients on their accomplishments. Each recipient was also given a laptop backpack. The group was treated to a wonderful dinner catered by Superior-based Jade Grill.