Entries from Chris

AWAIC Summer Solstice Festival 2007

June 18, 2007 Written by: Chris

The 2007 AWAIC Summer Solstice Festival was on the most beautiful day of the summer. The sun was out, the temperature was in the high 70s, and tons of people came downtown for the fun.

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It was totally spamalicious!

March 19, 2007 Written by: Chris

Those of you who made it to the 2007 Heart of Anchorage Awards know what I am talking about: the event (hosted by Mr. Whitekeys) was an absolutely spam-tastic evening with good food, good friends and lots of laughs.

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The ice is still standing

March 1, 2007 Written by: Chris

In case you haven’t been down to check it out already, the ice sculptures in Town Square are still standing. Granted, some of them have deformed a bit, but they are still beautiful.

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The kids were swimming like salmon…

July 13, 2006 Written by: Chris

If you walked through Downtown last Monday, you probably caught a glimpse of kids swimming like salmon, stomping like bears and hopping like rabbits at Peratrovich Park.

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Downtown getting greener!

June 30, 2006 Written by: Chris

You may not have noticed, but Downtown Anchorage is getting greener. And no, I don’t mean the plants in Downtown – I’m talking about the light poles!

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Aces fever now in Downtown!

May 30, 2006 Written by: Chris

I hate to admit it, especially during the Kelly Cup Finals, but I don’t really watch much hockey. Actually, I never watch it.

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No they aren’t mutants…

May 25, 2006 Written by: Chris

Early last week, workers installed several Rachelle Dowdy sculptures in the Key Bank Plaza in Downtown. For those of you who don’t know where it is, the Key Bank Plaza is at the corner of 5th Avenue and F Street, right in front of – you guessed it – the Key Bank building.

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Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. on LinkedIn

WHAT IS ADP?

Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. is a 501 (c) 6 non-profit entity charged with management of the Downtown Improvement District (DID). ADP provides clean and safe services throughout the DID, provides marketing and event promotion throughout the DID, and serves as an advocate for the business and property owners within the DID on issues affecting downtown.

ADP MISSION

To increase cleanliness, occupancy rates, investment values and lease income, to decrease crime, and to generally stimulate economic development and improve the quality of life in downtown Anchorage.

ADP VISION

By 2020, the Downtown “neighborhood” is an all season experience and a model city encouraging commercial, professional and residential development.

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