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The City of Mesa should receive a lot of credit for the work they have done over the last six months. They have controlled spending, looked at some great opportunities to bring in new revenue streams like the Gaylord Complex and now they are going out of their way to make it easy for Mesa [...]
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Mesa District 5 Councilmember Dina Higgins is inviting her constituents to a free pancake breakfast on Saturday December 6th from 8am-10am. The event will be held at Fire Station 214, 5950 E. Virginia St in Mesa. Higgins is asking those attending to bring a canned good to donate. Those attending will have a chance to [...]
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The Gaylord Entertainment Company has been been talking about building one of they hotel-conference centers in southeast Mesa since earlier this summer. The facility would be built around the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and would bring thousands of jobs to Mesa.
The project received a boost this past week as Gaylord dropped plans on a San Diego [...]
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e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities magazine has named the City of Mesa one of the top digital cities in the nation through its eighth annual Digital Cities Survey. The 2008 Survey examined how cities use technology to create a seamless environment between local government and constituents.
The City of Mesa has recently started [...]
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I’m a fairly handy guy, I usually do most of my own automotive and other repairs. Recently I had a problem with my push mower and after tinkering with it for a few hours I could not get it to run. I assumed it was a carburetor problem, but wasn’t sure. I took the mower [...]
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Looking to pick up some used items at a good price? Mesa may be able to help. The City of Mesa holds surplus sales at their warehouse locations on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The items for sale are surplus items from the city and items picked up in police raids.
The warehouse is open from 8am until [...]
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Living in the Marlborough Mesa development I have grown to really love the City of Mesa. Having not been here long I am still trying to do all I can to learn it’s history. One tradition Mesa does have is acknowledge the Man & Women of the year with an award. The award is given [...]
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December 27th at 10 a.m. the Phoenix Metro Light Rail opens! There will be music, exhibits and other activities at various park-n-ride light rail locations throughout the East Valley including Tempe and Mesa.
On both Saturday the 27th and Sunday the 28th you will be able to ride 20-mile the light rail for free.
Not sure if [...]
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The last few days in Mesa have been great for getting out and walking the neighborhood, but I’m glad the warmer weather is back. Living in the Marlborough Mesa development I like to get out and walk around and enjoy the parks, the canal and the rest of the neighborhood. The last few days have [...]
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Over the last year print newspapers have been cutting back staffs in an effort to save money. While the East Valley Tribune has made dozens of cuts, the cost cutting methods have not been enough.
Today the Tribune has announced they are cutting 40% of their staff and making drastic changes which include going to four [...]
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