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Downtown Mesa food hall will help fledgling eateries Original

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By Cecilia Chan 
| The Mesa Tribune
Start-up restaurateurs will soon be able to learn resiliency and sustainability with Main Street Market, an incubator food hall planned for downtown Mesa that will also offer up seven food concepts to the public. Mesa City Council approved a 10-year lease agreement with Local First Arizona to operate an incubator program at a building on Main Street near MacDonald, acquired four years ago for $1.6 million with federal pandemic relief dollars.
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Downtown Mesa food hall will help fledgling eateries

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By Cecilia Chan 
| Flipboard
Now "What's for dinner?" For many Americans, the nightly question is often as much about taste preferences as it is about economic realities. My own family's mealtimes invariably require tradeoffs of time, money, and skill that we must navigate every single day. Now, rising inflation is once again …
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Mesa is giving its garbage trucks AI eyes

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By Cecilia Chan 
| The Mesa Tribune
Given their bulky size and weight, Mesa trash trucks are no strangers to wrecking property and causing injuries and even death. But Mesa City Council took steps last week to increase safety by approving $480,320 to implement an AI-enabled camera system. The item was on the consent agenda and approved without comment as it was discussed in detail the week prior.
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