Brush Off Pet Dental Tips At Town Health Clinic
Licensed veterinarians host a pet health clinic with a dog brushing demo and free dental exams for dogs and cats. Leashes for dogs and carriers for cats required. For details call 242-7936.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1994
Page
11
Licensed veterinarians host a pet health clinic with a dog brushing demo and free dental exams for dogs and cats. Leashes for dogs and carriers for cats required. For details call 242-7936.
Voters will weigh city development as candidates discuss land use long term goals. Gilbert 42, a law student, urges wise planning while Stapley stresses teaming with ASU and the National Guard. Graves 42, an activist, urges prudent spending and accountability for tax dollars.
In Mesa, Michael Gregus mourns his son Frank after a March 17 blaze destroyed their home. He says Frank, 25, torched the house following a dispute over drugs, with a vandalized orange spray message left on a wall. Gregus recalls Frank as once bright but ruined by narcotics, now in Madison.
Mesa City Council will decide Monday whether to levy 280526 for the downtown Mesa Town Center Corp assessment. The 36 block center, bounded by Country Club University Mesa and Broadway, funds the district and its management. Councilman Reno Hawker protested the assessment citing conflict of interest and argues industrial properties north of Broadway do not benefit from the town center.
A Tempe man and his wife were injured Saturday in an incident linked to a chaotic event described as an inside story and celebration. Details remain unclear as investigators review the scene and gather statements from witnesses.
An 11 year old Mesa boy named Drew helped identify suspects after his Redline 340 bike was stolen from a baseball practice. Witnesses and names were gathered for police, but the Mesa police did not immediately pursue the leads, according to David Handley who organized the report.
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