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Top Stories this week: Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008
Concrete is poured onto the deck of the bridge, then spread by a work crew. Later the concrete was smoothed over.
Traffic buildup brings hope for Island businesses by Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
If there’s ever been a time when Islanders don’t mind seeing more traffic, it could well be now and for the next three weeks.
Commission to ponder humpback bridge solution by Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
The Anna Maria City Commission at its Oct. 23 meeting will discuss potential solutions to the problems with the north approach to the humpback bridge on North Bay Boulevard that could cost the city $38,000 or more.
Plaza could be gateway to Anna Maria City Pier by Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
Anna Maria’s transportation enhancement grant committee might only have $358,000 to spend in beautifying the retail-office-residential district along Pine Avenue, but it has its sights set on a plan that would make that grant money worthwhile.
BB updating code enforcement rules by Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
Bradenton Beach city commissioners approved the first reading of an ordinance allowing police officers to issue certain civil citations to be reviewed by a special master.
BB commission pursues dogs on path by Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
Bradenton Beach city commissioners agreed last week that as they update an ordinance on beach activity, they want to allow dogs on the multi-use path running.
City pursues grant for dunes project by Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
Bradenton Beach officials think they have an answer to a historically complicated question of how to best use private and public land in the 100 block of Gulf Drive North.
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