Tempe code clears the sidewalks, stirs outcry

Sugar Girl sits with Eric Super Man and Pony Boy, holding up a sign that says “Homeless & Hungry” on Mill Avenue Monday afternoon. / Photo by Perla Farias
Sugar Girl sits with Eric Super Man and Pony Boy, holding up a sign that says “Homeless & Hungry” on Mill Avenue Monday afternoon. / Photo by Perla Farias

By Dianna M. Náñez | The Republic | azcentral.com

Dave “Stickman” Cortiana rubbed his tattooed hand along his dog’s side as she shut her eyes and stretched out on the warm brick sidewalk just off Mill Avenue in Tempe.

“She’s my Ruby,” Cortiana said. “She’s my blessing.”

It was the kind of Arizona weather that natives and transplants brag about. The time of year when tourists take refuge from winter and watch their favorite baseball team play a spring-training game.

Tempe is a favorite among tourists because of its central location between ballparks, and because of the historic feel of Mill Avenue mixed with its modern shops and restaurants.

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