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More Than 100 Forced Out of Tempe Motel as Nonprofit Scrambles for Rooms
For families placed in motels by AZ Hugs, a room can depend on donations continuing to come in. This week, more than 100 people, including families with young children, had to leave a Tempe Motel 6 after an unpaid bill, and founder Austin Davis and volunteers searched the Valley for replacement rooms. Families checked out Tuesday.
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Tempe Town Lake Closure Continues
Tempe Town Lake will remain closed a while longer due to water quality issues stemming from record water flows coming from two different river systems, as well as the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt. Salt River Project (SRP) said the flood is the biggest on the Salt and Verde rivers since...
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Tempe Bashas' at Warner and McClintock Closing After Four Decades, Jobs in Limbo
A Bashas' grocery store that has anchored the corner of Warner Road and McClintock Drive in Tempe since 1986 is expected to close by the end of November, ending a four-decade run in the neighborhood. The company says it decided not to renew the store's lease after weighing the upcoming renewal, the location's performance and broader economic factors.
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Mesa embalmer investigated for alleged 'gross neglect'
A Mesa mortuary was found with major health and dignity violations, including improperly stored human remains. The operator has a history of citations dating back to 2011. FOX 10's Justin Lum has the story.
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Finally, Some Good News From Lake Powell and Lake Mead
If you’ve followed Colorado River news at any point in the last decade, you know the script by heart. Record lows, grim projections, looming cuts, repeat. Few cities have had more reason to dread those headlines than Scottsdale. This fall, however, the script finally flipped. According to new reporting...
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Mesa Tops U.S. Cities in Manufactured-Home Share as Residents Face Eviction and $50K Moves
Mesa has a higher share of manufactured homes among its housing units than any other large city in the United States, according to a new analysis, even as some of the city's mobile-home residents are being forced out of their communities with moving bills running into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Five Scottsdale Breakfast Joints Have Outlasted The Resort Boom And Still Charge Diner Prices
Scottsdale is famous for spa resorts, golf courses, and brunch menus with prices that can make your wallet flinch. Yet scattered around town are a handful of breakfast spots that still feel like neighborhood diners, with most plates landing in the $10 to $20 range per person. These are the...
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HonorHealth Eyes Old Town Scottsdale Land for Luxury Hotel and Apartment Tower
2nd St. & Drinkwater Blvd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Hotel-Apartment Development. HonorHealth, Scottsdale's largest employer, wants to redevelop a portion of its property near Old Town, submitting conceptual site plans to the city for a luxury hotel and apartment complex alongside its medical campus at Second Street and Drinkwater Boulevard. The proposed complex would include two nine-story buildings with roughly 460 hotel rooms and residential units combined.