Fresh perspective from Anaheim mayor on anniversary
This column marks the first anniversary of Curt Pringle’s election as Anaheim mayor. It describes a fresh perspective on issues facing the city and outlines priorities for moving Anaheim forward.
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Newspaper
Anaheim Bulletin
Location
Anaheim, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2003
Page
9
This column marks the first anniversary of Curt Pringle’s election as Anaheim mayor. It describes a fresh perspective on issues facing the city and outlines priorities for moving Anaheim forward.
Curt Pringle writes the first monthly mayoral column noting Anaheim’s one year since election for himself and council members Chavez Hernandez Tait and McCracken. He highlights open for business climate, downtown development, Stadium Area reinvigoration, a new Arrowhead Pond partner, Tiger Woods Learning Center fundraiser, a new soundwall project with Yorba Linda and BNSF, and the February start of a Mayor’s Sports Field Task Force to boost youth recreation.
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