Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
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🏘️ Community
Mesa’s new Gateway Library has received an international design award for its innovative architecture.
Architect Kevin Kolden, who grew up in Mesa, said the library — first built in 30 years — reflects changing community needs for public spaces.
🎭 Culture
Queen of Peace Catholic Church is hosting its annual parish fall festival on Sunday, Nov.
1 at its Mesa location (30 W. First St.) from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; visitors can enjoy Mexican food, BBQ, rides, games, and live entertainment.
🏛️ Government
The City of Mesa is preparing for potential water cuts as new federal Colorado River rules will reduce supply by about 22% starting next year.
City officials said decades of planning and recent water certification mean residents will have safe drinking water, even as utility hikes may come in early December.
🏥 Health
Seven Mesa churches will host Vitalant blood drives in November and December to collect life-saving blood for emergencies & planned cancer treatments.
The first drives occur on Nov. 1 at St. Bridget Catholic Church and Bethlehem Lutheran Church Mesa, with additional events scheduled through Dec. 21.
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