Good morning, Mesa.

Cyclic Materials opened its first commercial-scale recycling facility in Mesa that recovers rare earth magnets from electronics and refines minerals to support local tech industries.

The plant has already processed 7,000 metric tons and aims to lessen environmental impacts from mining.

Harkins Theaters will no longer show A24 films including Tony and Primetime after failing to secure acceptable terms with the studio & the move continues the chain’s long history of standing up to major distributors in the local cinema scene.

Local Civil Air Patrol cadet Mason Carter from Williams Composite Squadron 304 helped marshal aircraft at AirVenture in Oshkosh this summer, and he was one of only two Arizona cadets selected for the National Blue Beret program (a prestigious honor in the group).

The Mesa City Council approved an agreement for a more than $50 million hotel at the Cannon Beach mixed-use project at the southeast corner of Power and Warner roads.

The contract includes nearly $1 million for public infrastructure and received unanimous council votes.

Circle the City is set to open an 85-bed medical respite center at 5456 E.

Main St. in Mesa by mid-November with a tentative grand opening on Nov. 13, where homeless patients discharged from hospitals will recover with 24-hour medical care & support services to help them find housing.