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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Chandler Link Roundup.

1. "Joint ownership of the Chandler Center for the Arts by the city and the Chandler Unified School District is hindering the facility's ability to book long-running plays and popular performers. Now there's talk of ending that arrangement." Story here.

2. "The Chandler Chamber of Commerce board of directors has five new members: Fred K. Alderson Jr., Steve Greenhalgh, Rick Griffin, Phil Hoffman and Scott Sasso." Story, here.

3. "The mayors of Chandler, Mesa and Gilbert on Wednesday endorsed construction of the South Mountain Freeway in Ahwatukee Foothills, an action likely to irritate freeway opponents and many residents of the isolated Phoenix community." Story here.

4. "Chandler Councilman Lowell Huggins let it be known again that he's not known for subtlety.

The day after the April 10 City Council meeting in which four council members pointed out the faults of City Manager Mark Pentz, Huggins, who supported Pentz, said, 'I forgot one thing. He don't deal well with idiots.'"Story, here.

5. "Chandler's Economic Development Advisory Board recommended Wednesday that the city join the Williams Gateway Airport Authority in Mesa but only if the cost would not adversely affect any major city program and Chandler would be able to leave the authority at any time." Story here.

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

You've gotta love Lowell Huggins. He 'tells it like it is.'

10:06 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Here I thought I was getting a jump on tomorrow's news by posting tonight, and you posted the link to the Ahwatukee freeway story a couple hours before me...

11:27 PM  
Blogger Geo said...

RE: Lowell, he reminds me of a crusty but loveable grampa. I'd like to meet him some day.

AJ, it's only fair, considering all the times you've scooped me on Chandler news. :)

7:05 AM  

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