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Tempe updates city entryways with new signs

Tempe has updated signs at key entryways to the city to reflect its heritage and beliefs as well as to celebrate community pride in  Arizona State University, the Sister Cities program and business community.

The 29 signs were first installed in the 1990s and "were redesigned to highlight the city’s brand and important community partnerships," a city release stated.

Here are the themes of the new signs:

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