Mesa Breakfast With Santa

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[Daniel Quigley/Tribune] | Posted: Saturday, December 15, 2012 2:10 pm

Children at City of Mesa's 10th annual Breakfast with Santa Claus event, Saturday, Dec.15, 2012, at Mesa Convention Center, were treated to a holiday decoration arts-and-crafts table. The event raised funds for local school children and their families and included a collection for United Food Bank. [Daniel Quigley/Tribune]

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