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Top Stories this week: Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Officials detail AMI Bridge closure plans for public by Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
The Florida Department of Transportation held its final public meeting Sept. 18 to discuss the planned Sept. 29 closure of the Anna Maria Island Bridge for 45 days of repairs, and to give Islanders a last opportunity for questions and answers.
West Manatee Fire Rescue District announced last week it will temporarily relocate its administrative offices from the Island to the district’s prevention and train
The humpback bridge on North Bay Boulevard in Anna Maria was scheduled for closure from Sept. 22 to Sept. 25 as work crews were repaving the Lake La Vista Inlet overpass.
Commission agrees to expand CRA by Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
Commissioners approved a request to expand the Bradenton Beach board that governs the community redevelopment agency, the catalyst for erasing blight in the city’s historic district.
Charges dismissed in blown-kiss case by Lisa Neff. Islander Reporter
A judge last week recently dismissed a felony charge against a teenager arrested in connection with an alleged scuffle with a police officer on Coquina Beach.
The Florida Department of Transportation announced there will be intermittent east- and west-bound lane closures on the Cortez Bridge between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 25.
Pine Avenue vision becomes reality by Rick Catlin. Islander Reporter
The dream of Islanders Ed Chiles and Mike Coleman to keep Anna Maria’s Pine Avenue looking like old Florida continued to mature on Sept. 12 with the start of construction at 315 Pine Ave.
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