TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now)- Planning on spending the
long holiday weekend camping or spending time outdoors in the Coronado National
Forest, Arizona Game and Fish is advising them to be ‘bear aware' if they are.

"Food and food odors
attract bears, which can be dangerous," said Regional Supervisor Raul Vega of
Game and Fish in Tucson, in a recent news release. "So never approach or feed
bears. Secure all food and garbage.  Unfortunately, a fed bear may become
a dead bear because of the public safety threat caused by human carelessness. "

Arizona Game and Fish has
a zero tolerance for adult male bears that become a nuisance, because of their
relative aggressiveness.  Nuisance
females, yearlings and cubs are usually relocated one or more times, although
moved bears often travel long distances to return to their home territory.

The following are some
bear safety tips:

In observance of Memorial Day both South Lawn and East Lawn Palms Cemeteries will be hosting weekend activities that are free and open to the public. 

**South Lawn Cemetery (5401 S. Park Ave.) has the

Beginning today Sun Shuttle is offering service between Ajo and Tucson, this is according to a Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) news release.

The RTA is integrating transit service between Ajo and Tucson, and will provide the service via Sun Shuttle Route 486. 

Route 486 will provide accessible weekday