Repeated washouts have been dangerous for motorists and costly for the city.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inTransportation
More Squeeze, Please! Dixieland Residents Push for Expansion of Free Shuttle Service
Supporters point to recent growth of live music venues and restaurants in the historic district.
Posted inHealth
Lakeland Parents Seek Answers After 3 Children’s Blood Tests Reveal High Lead Levels
Although not required by law, Beacon Hill residents want Lakeland to replace all galvanized pipes connected to lead “goosenecks.”
Posted inSchools
‘We’re Going to Embrace Change’: Lakeland Responds to High School Rezoning
Town halls draw questions but little pushback, as families weigh in on new boundary maps.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Lakeland Recognizes Residential and Commercial Beautification Award Winners for August
Home on Lake Parker Drive and Aida Palms apartments honored for outstanding landscaping, fruit trees, butterfly-friendly plants and community pride.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Vintage Boutique Reopens in Dixieland Today
Junely, formerly June Taylor, reopens this morning, purveying ‘vintage with a vision’ furniture and décor on South Florida Avenue.
Posted inBusiness
Dixieland Book Shop Opens This Morning
This marks a new chapter with high hopes for Inklings.
Posted inInsight Polk
Memorial Boulevard: Can a New Homeless Shelter and Economic Revitalization Coexist?
‘Memorial Works’ crew would give homeless people stipends for cleaning, landscaping and beautification.
