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Booth 5544 is east of Mill Ave. on 5th Street between the Mission Palms and City Hall

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Hi, my name is Steve Trang, and I’m a Realtor in Tempe, AZ. I have been in real estate for many years now. I joined this wonderful business because I became so impassioned while buying investment properties. I thoroughly enjoy working with first time home buyers because it is one of the most exciting times of their lives. I love teaching first time home buyers about the home buying process, the potential pitfalls, and all the steps we need to protect them. These days, I help many current home owners with their distressed situation. Unfortunately, a short sale is their best option. It is in this area that I can help them through the process. There are many legal and tax ramifications with a short sale, and I look out for the seller’s best interest and educate the seller about the consequences.
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Rock the Valley of the Sun! Staged in the Valley of the Sun, the P.F. Chang's® Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Marathon & 1/2 Marathon tours through three of Arizona's most vibrant cities. With perfect winter running weather and live music every mile, P.F. Chang's® Rock 'n' Roll Arizona is an event not to be missed!Race Date: Sunday, January 13, 2008
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55th Annual Fireworks Spectacular will present the best fireworks show in the Valley shot from Mill Avenue bridge.      More than 2 million people visit Town Lake each year to boat, fish, attend concerts, fireworks and a variety of festivals. It's also one of Tempe's best development sites.   ±17-acre mixed-use development, master-planned by SunCor More than 2 million people visit Town Lake each year to boat, fish, attend concerts, fireworks and a variety of festivals. It's also one of Tempe's best development sites.    Take a journey to Tempe Town Lake, one of Arizona's most popular outdoor destinations. More than 2 million people visit Town Lake each year to boat, fish, attend concerts, fireworks and a variety of festivals. It's also one of Tempe's best development sites.  
Grigio The only 5-star apartments on Tempe Town Lake
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Steve's Espresso
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 Sometimes, the rest of you forget that Tempe actually extends south of University Drive, beyond Arizona State University and into suburbia. It's there that we find Steve's Espresso, across the street from Target, around the corner from Ace Hardware and next door to a pretty good Indian restaurant. We love Steve's because the crowd's a bit calmer than what we see along Mill Avenue, and there's actually a place to park, right in front. Inside on a Sunday morning at the end of summer, electronic music plays in the background, just enough of a beat to keep us going as we wait for a latte. When we order a bagel, expecting full service, we're crushed when the guy behind the counter asks, "One packet of cream cheese or two?" but we perk up when we realize we get to toast our own bagel (the kids at Einstein's never get it dark enough, and don't get us started on Bruegger's), and soon we're bobbing our heads again, soaking in the local art on the walls, the leather chairs, the wireless access. And the latte's not bad at all. Bagel's pretty good, too. And there are even free dog biscuits for the hairy type hanging outside with his owner.

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 Sometimes, the rest of you forget that Tempe actually extends south of University Drive, beyond Arizona State University and into suburbia. It's there that we find Steve's Espresso, across the street from Target, around the corner from Ace Hardware and next door to a pretty good Indian restaurant. We love Steve's because the crowd's a bit calmer than what we see along Mill Avenue, and there's actually a place to park, right in front. Inside on a Sunday morning at the end of summer, electronic music plays in the background, just enough of a beat to keep us going as we wait for a latte. When we order a bagel, expecting full service, we're crushed when the guy behind the counter asks, "One packet of cream cheese or two?" but we perk up when we realize we get to toast our own bagel (the kids at Einstein's never get it dark enough, and don't get us started on Bruegger's), and soon we're bobbing our heads again, soaking in the local art on the walls, the leather chairs, the wireless access. And the latte's not bad at all. Bagel's pretty good, too. And there are even free dog biscuits for the hairy type hanging outside with his owner.
Pat Tillman's friends and family created Pat's Run as a way to celebrate Pat's passionate legacy while raising awareness and funding for the Pat Tillman Foundation. Perry Edinger, Pat's friend and former head trainer for Arizona State University, initiated and developed the concept of a 4.2 mile run/walk around Arizona State with a finish on the 42-yard line of Sun Devil Stadium (#42 was Pat's number while a Sun Devil). Perry wanted the event to be something physical, outdoors, and open to all saying, "With Pat's Run, people are motivated to exercise and do something positive for themselves, while honoring Pat's memory, sharing their stories and ultimately being an inspiration to others." More than 8,000 spectators will cheer you on as you race your home-made cardboard boat on a 200-yard course on Tempe Town Lake! Every boat is unique – from the design to the costumes to the ability to stay afloat!  
Located on Mill Avenue in Tempe, Arizona, Monti's La Casa Vieja provides an unforgettable setting for any occasion. Steeped in a tradition of Southwestern hospitality that dates back more than 130 years, the popular restaurant makes its home in an authentic adobe hacienda that's an icon of Arizona history Harry Mitchell is a native Arizonan and an exemplary public servant. Harry was first elected to the Tempe City Council in 1970 and was elected mayor of Tempe in 1978, where he served his community and fellow citizens for 16 years. As Tempe's mayor, he spearheaded the effort to revive and revitalize Tempe's dying downtown area -- an area that is now one of the Valley's most successful business and entertainment centers. In leading this remarkable urban rebirth, he built partnerships of small business owners, neighborhood groups, corporations, investors and the leadership of Arizona State University; partnerships that worked cooperatively toward common, and positive, goals.
Rio Salado Rowing Club was founded to provide a quality rowing opportunity to the valley’s growing rowing community. Though founded in 1991, the club’s programs launched in 2000, shortly after Tempe Town Lake was opened to the public in November 1999. Sometimes, the rest of you forget that Tempe actually extends south of University Drive, beyond Arizona State University and into suburbia. It's there that we find Steve's Espresso, across the street from Target, around the corner from Ace Hardware and next door to a pretty good Indian restaurant. We love Steve's because the crowd's a bit calmer than what we see along Mill Avenue, and there's actually a place to park, right in front. Inside on a Sunday morning at the end of summer, electronic music plays in the background, just enough of a beat to keep us going as we wait for a latte. When we order a bagel, expecting full service, we're crushed when the guy behind the counter asks, "One packet of cream cheese or two?" but we perk up when we realize we get to toast our own bagel (the kids at Einstein's never get it dark enough, and don't get us started on Bruegger's), and soon we're bobbing our heads again, soaking in the local art on the walls, the leather chairs, the wireless access. And the latte's not bad at all. Bagel's pretty good, too. And there are even free dog biscuits for the hairy type hanging outside with his owner. Sometimes, the rest of you forget that Tempe actually extends south of University Drive, beyond Arizona State University and into suburbia. It's there that we find Steve's Espresso, across the street from Target, around the corner from Ace Hardware and next door to a pretty good Indian restaurant. We love Steve's because the crowd's a bit calmer than what we see along Mill Avenue, and there's actually a place to park, right in front. Inside on a Sunday morning at the end of summer, electronic music plays in the background, just enough of a beat to keep us going as we wait for a latte. When we order a bagel, expecting full service, we're crushed when the guy behind the counter asks, "One packet of cream cheese or two?" but we perk up when we realize we get to toast our own bagel (the kids at Einstein's never get it dark enough, and don't get us started on Bruegger's), and soon we're bobbing our heads again, soaking in the local art on the walls, the leather chairs, the wireless access. And the latte's not bad at all. Bagel's pretty good, too. And there are even free dog biscuits for the hairy type hanging outside with his owner.
Splash Playground at Tempe Beach Park lets children cool off and have fun at Tempe Town Lake. The one-acre playground teaches how a drop of rain falls from the sky and ends up either in the ocean or becomes part of the city water supply. The Great Arizona Beer Festival March 18 & 19 2006 - at Tempe Town Lake, 54 W Rio Salado, Tempe, AZ 85281 - 2pm to 6pm More than 200 teams from around the country applied for the chance to launch into aviation history as a part of Red Bull Flugtag Arizona. After carefully reviewing the applications, 33 outstanding teams were selected to soar or swan dive into the Tempe Town Lake on April 29, 2006. “Flugtag” means “flying day” in German, but don't expect to see anything resembling a plane on the flight deck - instead the skies above Tempe will be filled with a flying toilet, a trailer home, a giant taco, a flying fish and a Shaggin’ Waggin’...anyone remember Dumb & Dumber? That’s what we’re talking about people.
The Southwest Salsa Challenge is a statewide culinary festival showcasing the prominence and popularity of our #1 condiment in the United States: salsa! Over 60 professional and amateur chefs prepare fresh salsa on site to compete for a fabulous grand prize trip. Categories include individual, restaurant and business with hot and mild categories in each. Tempe Facts: 2005 was the AVP's third visit to Tempe. Misty May-Treanor / Kerri Walsh have won all three visits, dropping just two games in 15 career Tempe matches. The men have had three different winners since 2003. Canyon Cemen / Mike Whitmarsh won in 2003. Todd Rogers / Sean Scott won their first career tournament together in Tempe in 2004. And Stein Metzger / Jake Gibb made it two for two in 2005 with their win over Dax Holdren / Jeff Nygaard.

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Located on Mill Avenue in Tempe, Arizona, Monti's La Casa Vieja provides an unforgettable setting for any occasion. Steeped in a tradition of Southwestern hospitality that dates back more than 130 years, the popular restaurant makes its home in an authentic adobe hacienda that's an icon of Arizona history With a condominium at Hayden Ferry Lakeside, you'll enjoy the restaurants, shops, and nightlife of Tempe's nationally acclaimed Mill Avenue, along with the vitality of nearby Arizona State University and culture and sports venues that include Gammage Auditorium, Sun Devil Stadium, and the new Tempe Center for the Arts.

Edgewater at Hayden Ferry Lakeside is a home unlike any other. Look closely... you'll see how thoughtful planning and meticulous execution make Edgewater exactly the place you've been looking for.

My Nana's Best Tasting Salsa Challenge will be held Saturday, April 26th, from 11:00 am-6:00 pm, at Tempe Beach Park, at Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway, in Tempe, Arizona. Over 20,000 people are expected to come and taste over 70 salsas, listen to live music, enjoy margaritas, cold beers, great grilled food in the Food Court, and vote for their favorite salsa chef. Proceeds benefit the Hemophilia Association.
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