Tempe Festival of the Arts, Ironman Arizona canceled due to COVID-19 case spike
Tempe Festival of the Arts and the Ironman Arizona were not granted permission to take place in the upcoming days, the city of Tempe said in a statement on Friday.
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Tempe Festival of the Arts and the Ironman Arizona were not granted permission to take place in the upcoming days, the city of Tempe said in a statement on Friday.
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