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AG finds Tempe might have violated state law in lease deal

Paulina Pineda//February 2, 2018//

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AG finds Tempe might have violated state law in lease deal

AG finds Tempe might have violated state law in lease deal

Paulina Pineda//February 2, 2018//

The Attorney General’s Office has found that while a lease agreement the city of Tempe signed with a hotel developer does not violate state law, another agreement signed with a...

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