Five Things We Learned This Week
From beach no-no's to roundabouts on railroads, here is a recap of some of the most popular stories this week on Clearwater Patch.
1. Skimboarding, throwing a football and alcohol are not allowed on the beach, although enforcement of some of the rules is more relaxed than others. Make sure to wear your sunscreen and take your towel and remember these other rules before hitting Clearwater Beach.
2. Local star Suite Caroline and legendary country musician Ronnie Dunn headline the free Fun 'N Sun festival country concert April 22 at Coachman Park. The 59th annual event features a disc golf tournament and the country concert featuring eight performers on two stages.
3. Maxwell Drever, general partner selling Waters Edge condominiums, donated $10,000 to the Capitol Theatre renovation campaign. Plans include incorporating the adjacent Lokey building, which will eventually be converted into a grand lobby, concession areas, and restrooms for the theatre which would then be able to seat 655.
4. A plan for a roundabout on the railroad tracks has some wondering about safety but after more than 10 years since residents voted for traffic calming devices to come to Wood Valley streets, neighbors just hope the project comes to fruition.
5. A notice posted last week told residents at Dearborn Towers that they have 60 to 90 days to leave after the new owner closes on the property which is set for May or June. Alchemy Management recently purchased the 88-unit complex for $6.125 million from the city of Dearborn, who owned it for nearly 50 years.
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Carole
7:14 am on Sunday, April 1, 2012
Skimboarding, throwing a football are not allowed.. more laws and less fun at the beach
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2:59 am on Thursday, November 22, 2012
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