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Plans continue for new Costco in Queen Creek, with reported plans for new Aldi nearby
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FILE - This is a Costco Wholesale store in Cranberry Township, Pa., Thursday, June 24, 2021. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
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QUEEN CREEK, AZ â Plans to build and open a Costco Wholesale warehouse in Queen Creek are moving forward, but construction hasn t started yet and the exact timing of when it could open is still in flux.
Carson Brown, of The Legacy Group, said he is in the process of selling land to developers who have plans to build a Costco warehouse and fuel station near Queen Creek and Ellsworth roads on what is currently vacant land. An Aldi is also reportedly under development at that same intersection.
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Police investigate reported assault on Asian American man with his kids at Phoenix Suns game Connor Van Ligten, Arizona Republic
An Asian American man reported to Phoenix police that a beer bottle was thrown at him while he attended a Suns basketball game with his two children at Phoenix Suns Arena in downtown Phoenix, police officials confirmed on Wednesday.
The victim contacted police about 9:40 p.m. on Tuesday to report the attack. Phoenix police spokesperson Sgt. Mercedes Fortune said officers are attempting to obtain video of the incident and an investigation is ongoing, as incidents of anti-Asian violence are occurring nationwide.
An Asian American man reported to Phoenix police that a beer bottle was thrown at him while he attended a Suns basketball game with his two children at Phoenix Suns Arena in downtown Phoenix, police officials confirmed on Wednesday.
The victim contacted police about 9:40 p.m. on Tuesday to report the attack. Phoenix police spokesperson Sgt. Mercedes Fortune said officers are attempting to obtain video of the incident and an investigation is ongoing, as incidents of anti-Asian violence are occurring nationwide.
Fortune said the incident may be bias related.
The incident was reported on Twitter the same night by Vicente Reid, the CEO of Arizona Asian Chamber of Commerce, an organization that serves the Asian American and Pacific Islander community in Arizona.