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Mesa becomes first city in the U.S. to adopt 'Sunflower Program' to identify those with hidden disabilities

Mesa anti-discrimination ordinance hotly debated

Some will be upset if the city excludes smaller businesses. The first draft included all businesses.  Later study sessions adjusted that, first up to businesses with 15 employees or more, then back down to include all but those with five or fewer employees. Others are furious that the city is even considering the regulation. David Land said he was outraged over language in the proposed ordinance that “Gender identity means the actual or perceived gender-related identity, expression, appearance, or mannerisms, or other gender-related characteristics of an individual, regardless of the individual’s designated sex at birth.” An emotional Land stated the last part of that is wrong: “God does not make mistakes,” he said.

'Safe ball!' cry starts Cactus League | News | eastvalleytribune.com

Masks aren’t just for catchers and umpires, anymore: Everyone has to wear them. While watching veterans and rookies sliding into home, Major League Baseball wants fans to be safe in stands. The tradeoff to having a Cactus League season in 2021 includes severely-reduced attendance, cashless transactions, maintenance of physical distancing and mandatory masks, all aimed at mitigating the spread of COVID-19. “Take me out to the ballpark” is becoming “take out your Ballpark app.” Autographs? Fuggettaboutit, as old Brooklyn Dodgers fans used to say. The casual intimacy of chatting with players and asking for them to sign hats, shirts, programs etc., long a cherished Spring Training tradition, is another victim of the pandemic.

Giles: priorities include anti-discrimination law

Mesa Mayor John Giles plans to revive a long-delayed effort to pass an anti-discrimination ordinance, saying he wants everyone to know that his city is a welcoming and inclusive community.