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More than a dozen ofrendas, mariachi and folklórico dance fill the east Mesa campus from 4 to 7 p.m. Oct. 29. Visitors may bring photos of loved ones for community altars, including one for veterans.
A NextEra subsidiary wants to rezone about 42 acres near Ellsworth Road and Starfire Avenue for the Ellsworth Energy Center. Both applications beat the effective date of Mesa's new battery-storage rules by three days.
The attorney general, running for reelection Nov. 3, told a Mesa crowd the state needs a pause on data centers; her Republican opponent says local zoning should decide where they go.
Every dollar of sales on Nov. 7 at the Cold Stone Creamery at Power and Germann goes to the Mesa nonprofit, which houses families experiencing homelessness. The owners say they have given it more than $100,000 since opening.
Planned for about 200 acres along SR 24 and Williams Field Road east of Ellsworth, the project includes a 600-room resort, 2,261 apartments and 3.8 million square feet of offices; work could start in early 2028.
Hundreds marched from Grant Park to Maricopa County's ballot tabulation center Saturday, while East Valley No Kings gatherings in Chandler and Mesa also urged early voting.
Chandler's fire department starts its own ambulance transports Jan. 1 and wants a backup pact like those Queen Creek has with Gilbert, Mesa and Superstition Fire; a police academy fee also doubles.
Mesa's Design Review Board reviewed the 37-acre plan near Mesa Gateway Airport without a vote; the developer has not named the anchor retailer for its roughly 166,000-square-foot store.
St. Vincent de Paul's East Valley Medical Clinic on Apache Road near Loop 101 sees eligible uninsured and underserved patients by referral and screening, weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The $6.4 million Future48 accelerator at Chandler-Gilbert Community College's Williams campus opened Tuesday and is built to train nearly 1,000 students a year for aerospace and defense manufacturing jobs.
