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Richard Czoski, executive director of the Santa Fe Railyard Community Corp., is retiring at the end of August. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
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The train is leaving the station for Richard Czoski who, for the past 16 years, has served as executive director of the Santa Fe Railyard Community Corp., the nonprofit established by the city to oversee the development of the Railyard district.
Czoski, 68, will retire at the end of August but will stay on as a consultant through the end of the year.
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His work is almost complete. He’s working to nail down the last of the ground leases that will complete the development more than two decades in the making.
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11 Attractions From Disneyland s Opening Day Michele Debczak © Alan Band/Keystone Features/Getty Images
When Disneyland opened in Anaheim, California, on July 17, 1955, it wasn’t an immediate success. The park experienced numerous setbacks, including counterfeit tickets, concession shortages, and malfunctioning rides. But it also featured many rides and attractions that are considered classic parts of the Wonderful World of Disney today. Here are 11 attractions guests got to experience when they visited Disneyland on opening day.
1. The Mad Tea Party
The Mad Tea Party has been a Disneyland icon from the start. Inspired by the 1951 film
Alice in Wonderland, the attraction allows guests to ride and spin giant teacups, which themselves are fixed to spinning turntables on the ground. It’s received a few updates over the years, including a colorful paint job and sturdy doors on the cups where there were once only ropes.