Summer Recreation Programs Run for Kids in City
The Mesa public recreation offerings run June 6 to July 21 for children from kindergarten through sixth grade and younger ages in several programs. Activities include games crafts guest speakers and special events with varied fees and locations across Edison Highland Holmes Irving Johnson Kerr Lindberg MacArthur O Connor Webster Whitman Lincoln Jefferson Washington Roosevelt Whittier and Lowell schools.注册 required for most programs and transportation committees meet today at 5 30 p m in Council Chambers broadcast on cable 11.
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Edison
Highland
Holmes
Irving
Johnson
Kerr
Lindberg
MacArthur
O’ Connor
Webster
Whitman
Lincoln
Jefferson
Washington
Roosevelt
Whittier
Lowell School
Mendoza
Mesa proposes transit services to clean air
Mesa invites comments at three open houses in May to discuss new transit options. May 5 at Fremont Jr High 1001 N Power Rd May 10 at Powell Jr High 855 W 8th Ave and May 12 at Power Jr High 2433 E Adobe Rd. Call 644 2322 for more information.
Gang Seminar Offered June 6 at Kino Jr High Auditorium
Register by May 20 for a free day long Gang Prevention Program seminar scheduled for June 6 at Kino Jr High Auditorium 848 N Horne. Limited to 200 attendees sponsored by Mesa Parks Recreation and Cultural Division and Mesa Public Schools. Call 644-3653 or 644-3654 to register by telephone Walk in registration at Parks office 125 N Hobson 8 am to 5 pm.
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Kino Jr. High
N. Horne
Mesa Parks, Recreation and Cultural Division
Mesa Public Schools
N. Hobson
Museum Events Highlight Mesa History and Golfing Legacy
The Mesa Southwest Museum hosts a May lineup with a lecture by curator Kim Huber on Fort McDowell history and a screening of Apache Gaming. A free Trolley Through Time tour runs May 7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Elaine Waterstrat presents a Fort McDowell history lecture and book signing May 14 at 10:30 a.m. A High School Late Night Basketball League starts May 13 at Broadway Recreation Center, with eight players per team, prizes, and weekly drawings. Call 644-2230 for details.
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Mesa Southwest Museum
Old Fort McDowell
Kim Huber
Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache Indian Reservation
Mesa Cemetery
Mesa
Shrine House
Elaine Waterstrat
Fort McDowell
Mesa Parks, Recreation and Cultural Division
Broadway Recreation Center
E. Broadway
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