The Anaheim Resort’s millions of guests drive our local economy, but those visitors also create significant traffic congestion. Over the objections of Mayor Tom Tait, the Anaheim City Council approved a $318,000,000.00 publicly-funded streetcar system to transport Resort visitors and employees. Although Disney uses buses almost exclusively at their Florida property, and the price tag of $53,000,000.00 made buses comparatively… Read more →
Now that we are clearing the campaign signs from our street corners, let’s get back to the business of watching California’s 10th largest city beat itself to death every other Tuesday night. In light of the new and improved Council structure, a number of us determined to begin keeping a closer eye on what is happening. Here is my head’s… Read more →
This message has been making the rounds, and I want to be sure it gets to as many open hearts as possible. One of Anaheim’s home town heroes, Frank Garcia, has been feeding folks for Thanksgiving for decades, through his We Give Thanks charity. This year their turkeys have come up short, and I trust that the goodness of Anaheim’s… Read more →
I could not have said it better myself, so I won’t. Today’s post is shamelessly stolen from Jason Young over at SaveAnaheim blog. Get out there and vote. If you do not have a ride, contact me and we will get you to the polls (even if you are voting for the opposition. ) http://saveanaheim.com/2012/11/5/you-must-choose-but-choose-wisely- You must choose, but choose… Read more →
In this morning’s Register (wish it had been Sunday, but we will take what we can get) Mayor Tom Tait explained his choices of Lucille Kring and John Leos to stand with him on the City Council. At first glance it is an odd pairing, the union guy, the former Councilmember who frequently locked horns with Tait, and the libertarian… Read more →
Fullerton Councilman Travis Kiger has a new campaign video worth watching, which shows him to be the non-politician everyday guy he really is. He is running to hold the seat gained after the recall of Council members Jones, Bankhead, and McKinley. 66% of the vote put Kiger into the seat of Dick Jones, whose term ended months later, and Travis now… Read more →
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