Ryan comes to the Sonoran Desert from California’s Central Coast after working as a reporter, sports anchor and weather forecaster at KEYT in Santa Barbara.
TUCSON, Ariz. — A Tucson native, who still has family in The Old Pueblo, has spent decades living in Israel. Now he’s seeing firsthand the effects of the war in his country.
Grant lives in Even Yehuda, near Netanya in Central Israel. He spent 23 years in the Israeli Army, retiring a lieutenant colonel.He described what it was like earlier this month watching Hamas’ horrific attack on Israel. “I’m in the command rooms, control rooms,” he explained. “Keeping abreast of things. Trying to keep people coordinated and safe. I’ll leave it at that.”
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