Mary Kate Leming's Blog Posts Tagged 'signs' (7)

Police were called last month when vandals destroyed about 60 signs that coastal residents had placed in their yards to protest transient housing in their neighborhoods.

About 35 signs were destroyed or stolen March 28 from Seaspray Avenue and two neighboring steets. Residents replaced them, only to have 25 new signs taken three nights later.

“We want to know who is behind not wanting us to express our right to free speech,” Seaspray resident Ray Jones said.

Police dusted for…

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By C. B. Hanif

The qualifying period for Ocean Ridge’s March 8 municipal election ended at 3 p.m. on Feb. 11 with…

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Nick Tirs and Mario Hategan from Valentin Fodor of TMV Inc., assemble one of the four new entrance signs to Ocean Ridge. Three of the signs have been installed with a fourth being installed at the south end of town once approval is given by the Florida Department of Transportation. Total cost for the project is… Continue

By Margie Plunkett

The booming no-see-um population is apparently happy — and that means Ocean Ridge residents are not.

Despite the budgeted spraying to control the nearly invisible, biting pests, residents donned their “Don’t Bug Me”…

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By Nirvi Shah

New signs that warn boaters of speed limits and note the possible presence of manatees in the Intracoastal Waterway could be months away from being installed.

The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission has plans for several new signs throughout Palm…

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By Margie Plunkett

Five more sets of crosswalk signs designed to safeguard pedestrians and educate drivers will be installed on A1A after a state study deemed test signs near

Atlantic Avenue effective.…

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By Margie Plunkett



Following months of work by a committee, Manalapan officials and residents met in a December workshop to debate ways to landscape town swales yet protect electric, cable and water utilities.

The efforts seek a landscaping plan that provides guidance for residents who want to plant trees, but also allows the town to determine what trees are appropriate and won’t threaten infrastructure, either underground or overhead.

While commissioners can’t take action… Continue