Mesa News Today – Week of Dec. 27

So much going on in Mesa – you don’t want to miss a thing!

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Featured: Find out what crime took place over the Christmas weekend and see how Good Samaritans were helping those in need.

Exclusive content on Mesa News Today:

• Check out these GREAT Mesa Christmas displays during the LAST week of the holidays!
• A Look Back (a glimpse of Mesa’s history)
• A listing of Just Sold Homes in Mesa
• And more!

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Mesa News Today – Week of Dec. 19

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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

More great Christmas displays in Mesa:

*1517 S. Arroya Circle and neighbors in cul-de-sac (east of Higley, south of Southern). See 90,000 lights cover the landscape, plus animated window displays, including Santa, some evenings.

*3620 S. Clancy Avenue (south of Elliot, west of Meridian). Thousands of lights, Santa flying in and a beautiful nativity.

*1606 E. Garnet Avenue (south of Southern, on the corner of Harris). The homeowner’s Christmas village fills every square inch on the front yard, including a Native American village, drive-in movie, river with boats, airport and more!

Check out this week’s issue of Mesa New Today for the complete listing. If you know of other great displays, please email the info to: MesaNewsToday@gmail.com

CORRECTION: This week’s issue incorrectly noted that Mesa Feastival Forest (food trucks at Pioneer Park) would be open Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The event will not be held those nights but they will be there the evening of Friday, Dec. 23, and Friday, Dec. 30. You can always check their events going on each day on the calendar at www.azfeastivals.com/events

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Mesa News Today – Week of Dec. 12

This week’s issue is OUT! Check out our special feature on where to see great Christmas lights displays in Mesa! If you know of other great displays to add to our list, please email the info to: MesaNewsToday@gmail.com

Mesa neighborhood light displays bring the holiday spirit

*Mesa Christmas House: Operating since 2012, this house features more than 30,000 lights, trees and other decorations synced to holiday songs—tune your radio to 107.5 FM for the full experience. Donations go to Nurture Our World. 1610 E. Hermosa Vista, Mesa. Nov. 24-Jan. 1, 6-10 p.m. More info: mesachristmas.com.

 

*Natal Circle: Known as the “Christmas Cul-de-sac,” this collection of 14 homes strings up more than 250,000 lights and other decorations—including backyard nativity scenes—to delight the more than 50,000 annual visitors. West Natal Circle, Mesa near Country Club and Guadalupe Road. Nov. 24-Jan 1, 6-10 p.m.

 

*Beautiful display of lights at 2941 E. Escondido. Santa is flying in and a nativity tops the roof.

 

*Mesa Arizona Temple Gardens: Enjoy a celebration of the birth of Christ with hundreds of thousands of colorful lights; uniquely illuminated palm trees and flower gardens; an inspiring nativity scene; a display of Mary and Joseph on their way to Bethlehem; recorded messages in English and Spanish. This spectacular annual display, provided by volunteers, is free of charge each evening through Dec. 31. Free concerts nightly at 7 p.m. on the north lawn.

Others in Mesa:

• 1335 N. Papillon Circle, Mesa. Here are 100,000 lights with multiple displays including a misfit island and a full nativity scene.

• 1517 S. Arroya Circle, Mesa. See 90,000 lights cover the landscape, plus animated window displays some evenings.

• 656 W. Meseto Ave., Mesa. This fun decorated house features a Charlie Brown scene.

If you know of other great displays, please email the info to: MesaNewsToday@gmail.com

Mesa News Today – Week of Dec. 5

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Do you still love getting local, unbiased news? If so, then Mesa News Today is for you! This newsletter helps you stay  informed of important NEWS and EVENTS happening in our community!

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This week’s featured story:

Mesa names Mary Cameli as new fire chief

 

Mary Cameli, an assistant chief and a longtime member of the Mesa Fire and Medical Department, has been named as the city’s new fire chief. Cameli, who was one of the first women to join the department in the 1980s, is the 19th chief in the department’s 118 years, and the first woman to hold the position.

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