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Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1994

Page

10

Mesa considers joint city school library system expansion

A Mesa committee proposes a joint city and school district library plan to expand services, conserve tax dollars, and ease main library overcrowding by adding a future branch in east Mesa near the high school. It urges preserving main library expansion as a separate priority.

East Mesa Committee of Mesa Municipal Mesa

Arizona eyes California style gang crackdown

Arizona officials seek to adopt California’s STEP act to curb gangs. Bills would criminalize gang activity and gun sales to gang members, tighten penalties near schools, ease weapon seizures, and allow evictions. A separate bill would make drive-by shootings a distinct offense with stiff penalties.

Arizona California West Grant Woods Matt Salmon Mesa Woods Senate Judiciary Committee South Phoenix East Valley

Downtown Mesa Tomorrow faces council funding hurdle

Jeff Bruce notes downtown Mesa risks fading if the City Council blocks the proposed 10 year 3 million dollar annual investment. The vision by 1000 residents aims to create a vibrant urban core with living working and playing spaces, but budget pressures and regional cost shifts threaten endorsement before the Feb 22 vote. Citizens are urged to voice support to keep redevelopment on the priority list.

Mesa Mesa of Tomorrow Apache Junction Chandler Williams Gateway Airport Coalition

Mesa council ordinance No 2852 questioned for two subjects

The Mesa City Charter limits ordinances to a single subject and No 2852 appears to violate this by combining two themes. The piece argues the measure is illegal, not amended, and could enable trespass on private property under claims of aesthetic or general welfare, risking Fourth Amendment rights.

Inger Sandal Mesa Mesa City

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Eimperors Congressional Michael A. Lausa Sanford Schwartz Jeffrey C. Bruce Jim Ripley Bob Schuster Hal Dekeyser Susan Keaton Dan McCarthy Katherine Barriss Liz Merritt Doug Maceachern Linda Kelley Isher Scottsdale Tempe Gilbert Mgr Mike Ritter Jeff Bruce the Tribune Gold Canyon The Tribune P.O. Box
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