January 2011 (UTC)
Suburb does not mean rural, it means residential. "North of the city" is not particularly informative in the context of this article, nor is it important enough for the lead section of this article which is a biography covering  her whole life and career. The fact that the area is a suburban part of the Tucson metro area has some informative value for our readers as it suggests the kind of connection it has to the city of Tucson, and informs our readers of the nature of the area = that it is a residential area, not a downtown business area, not the countryside, not an inner city area, etc.  "Unincorporated" as you added to the daughter article is a political distinction and similarly not particularly informative in the context of this article.   The wikilinked article on Casas Adobes refers to it as being suburban, as well. So, I am taking it out of the lead where it is not needed and putting into the body where it has some value. This whole matter has been seriously overblown - perhaps by people from the area who have an interest in how it is described?  So we should just stick to the sources, go easy on the irrelevant details, and move on already. /talk 02:37, 17