The Mesa Republic is a small news paper from Azcentral.com.
The Mesa Republic is given out freely at many locations in the East Valley. I picked my copy up during a late night visit to an East Valley Waffle House and I am glad I did! Not only was I out for a late night cup of coffee, I was able to read about Arizona's newest java mecca!
Aside from some popular local news coverage the Mesa Republic shares upcoming events and new happenings around town and not to mention, plenty of local coupons are included! Also, the paper includes a Top Dining Picks section if you are looking to try something new and tasty.
The best part of my read was learning that the Mesa Republic had a weekly feature highlighting the java joint boon in downtown Mesa. Apparently, coffee is a big boon in the downtown area. The article featured the Sugar Shack @ 12 N. Center St. , Gotham City Comics and Coffee @ 46 W. Main St., Lo-Fi coffee @ 105 W. Main St., Vinyl Rush Cafe' @ 40 N. MacDonald and Inside the Bungalow @ 48 N. Robson.
I have been to Inside the Bungalow over the years, through more than one owner, and I always enjoy my visit there but I am looking forward to trying out some of the others next time I am in the East Valley. Coffee Rush is an all time family favorite. Coffee Rush, not only has some darn good drinks , also provides some of the friendliest service in town! I do enjoy Starbucks, but I more prefer to support local and find the hidden gems of the Valley.
Coffee is definitely one of my essentials so knowing the best of the local spots in an Arizona Essential in my book!
Would love to hear about Arizona's other coffee spots so what and where is everyone's favorite place to get a cup o' joe?
Please comment or e-mail me and let us know your favorite coffee house!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Phoenix mayor says 9/11 is 'too politicized'
Phoenix mayor says 9/11 is 'too politicized': "Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon decided to act more like a typical American and less like a politician on Sunday when he skipped a 9/11 memorial event, leaving a City Council member as a pinch hitter.
Gordon said he decided to ponder the ramifications of 9/11 on his own rather than giving yet another speech at the Never Forget 9/11 Memorial Walk and Celebration event.
9/11 has become too politicized, Gordon said, and didn't think that one more or one less speech about 9/11 made by a politician would make much of difference."
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Gordon said he decided to ponder the ramifications of 9/11 on his own rather than giving yet another speech at the Never Forget 9/11 Memorial Walk and Celebration event.
9/11 has become too politicized, Gordon said, and didn't think that one more or one less speech about 9/11 made by a politician would make much of difference."
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