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Not sure who to vote for in Tempe? Candidates' answers to our 10 questions may help - Vimarsana News

Not sure who to vote for in Tempe? Candidates' answers to our 10 questions may help

Only three of the five candidates can win in March. Here's where they stand on everything from homelessness to election integrity.

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Tempe's 2024 elections: Road repairs, high-rises and the City Council majority - Vimarsana News

Tempe's 2024 elections: Road repairs, high-rises and the City Council majority

2024 will be a big year for Tempe elections. Voters will decide on everything from a $180 million street repair program to the City Council's makeup.

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State of Park Forest: The Weak & Strong Points with Mayor Woods - Vimarsana News

State of Park Forest: The Weak & Strong Points with Mayor Woods

Mayor Joseph Woods presented The State of Park Forest on Thursday, November 9 - exploring the weak and strong points of the village.

Somonauk Park Opens: Fall Fest Celebrates Redeveloped Park - Vimarsana News

Somonauk Park Opens: Fall Fest Celebrates Redeveloped Park

Somonauk Nature Adventure Park officially opens with Fall Fest! There were Main Street Market vendors, games, giveaways, and more.

Tempe to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day as paid holiday this year - Vimarsana News

Tempe to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day as paid holiday this year

The city of Tempe will celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day as a paid holiday on Oct. 9 this year. The Tempe City Council approved the holiday in a unanimous vote at its Sept. 7 regular council meeting.In a press release Tuesday, city officials said by adopting Indigenous Peoples Day, the city is demonstrating its commitment to being a more inclusive and culturally diverse

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