Flaggers will direct traffic around any obstacles, which involve mostly areas east and southeast of the lake.
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Posted inNeighborhoods
New Median Landscape on MLK Avenue Aims to Improve Safety
In an effort to make a section of Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue safer for pedestrians, the city of Lakeland has relandscaped the median near Jackson Park and the Coleman-Bush Building.
Posted inRecreation
Loyce E. Harpe Park on Carter Road Will Reopen on Weekends Only for Now
The park reopens Jan. 4; it is still being used for storm debris so it will still be closed on weekdays for the time being.
Posted inTransportation
Repaving Work Coming to Seven Lakeland Roadways
One lane will remain open at all times, but drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes. First up: Lake Morton Drive Jan. 10-15.
Posted inRecreation
Gandy Pool Closes Jan. 2 for Renovations
The city of Lakeland pool is anticipated to reopen in April; alternatives include Simpson Park and the YMCA.
Posted inCrime / Justice
Lakeland School Employee Accused of Inappropriate Relationship With Student
The man was in charge of an in-school suspension program at Kathleen High School when the relationship started.
Posted inRecreation
Marsh Rabbit Run Trail Reopens at Circle B Bar Reserve
The popular Alligator Alley remains closed for repairs.
Posted inBusiness
Nordstrom Rack Coming to Lakeside Village Next Fall
The off-price retailer will go into the 30,000-square-foot space previously occupied by Bed Bath & Beyond.
Posted inDowntown
Downtown Squeeze Shuttle Adds a Florida Southern College Stop
The weekend service from the Citrus Connection uses eight-passenger golf carts to ferry passengers through downtown Lakeland.
Posted inHealth
Lakeland Regional Health Infection Prevention Chief Haight Honored
He is one of 128 doctors named as a Fellow by the Infectious Diseases Society of America this year.
