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A dirty labor of love - Vimarsana News

A dirty labor of love

Bill Wood literally grew up at Arizona State University — not only as an ASU student, but his grandmother, who graduated from Tempe Normal School in 1914, owned a home on a corner of Tempe that's now surrounded by campus buildings. At 74, Wood is still digging around ASU. Only now, he’s dropping down at least 10 feet in dry wells across three campuses to make sure pollutants

Source: asu.edu
ABI sells 1.92 acres of land in Tempe for $4.75M - Vimarsana News

ABI sells 1.92 acres of land in Tempe for $4.75M

ABI Multifamily announced the $4,750,000 sale of Apache & McClintock Development Opportunity, land in Tempe located at 1734 E. Apache Blvd.

Hip-hop artist Pitbull opens free public charter school in Tempe; classes set to start in August - Vimarsana News

Hip-hop artist Pitbull opens free public charter school in Tempe; classes set to start in August

Through his SLAM! Foundation, the music artist is currently building a school building on 305 E. Mesa Street - a rather appropriate address, as the singer is sometimes known as Mr. 305, an homage to Miami.

New Valley Metro Tempe streetcar service expected to 'help lift small businesses' - Vimarsana News

New Valley Metro Tempe streetcar service expected to 'help lift small businesses'

The new Valley Metro Tempe streetcar officially opened on May 20, with stops at 14 locations including the Arizona State University-Tempe campus, and two connections to Valley Metro’s light rail line.

New shops, housing and jobs: A guide to growth in metro Phoenix - Vimarsana News

New shops, housing and jobs: A guide to growth in metro Phoenix

Growth brings new jobs and amenities to the Valley, as well as the potential of changing landscapes and strains to water and housing supplies.