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A healthy debate surrounding the necessity versus inessential need for lightning monitoring systems on beachfronts will be topics of discussion in the near future for local government agencies. The matter has arisen in light of the recent lightning fatality and injuries on Fort Myers Beach. During Tuesday's Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Larry Kiker received approval from the board to act as a liaison among county officials to look into the feasibility of placing lightning alert systems at county beachfront parks. He hopes to coordinate that activity with other local government representatives and staff members who have knowledge on the subject.
Investment Group Buys longtime Beach Lounge
A long-standing establishment within Times Square in the
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under former ownership recently. Top O'Mast Lounge closed its doors prior to last weekend
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Estero Blvd. from longtime owner Steve Strauss Thursday. The bar and one-time
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and sold within 24 hours of its listing.
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Should beachfronts have lightning detection?
August 6, 2014
,
Fort Myers Beach Bulletin, Fort Myers Beach Observer
A healthy debate surrounding the necessity versus inessential
need for lightning monitoring systems on beachfronts will be topics of
discussion in the near future for local government agencies. The matter
has arisen in light of the recent lightning fatality and injuries on
Fort Myers Beach.
During Tuesday's Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Larry Kiker received approval from the board to act as a liaison among county officials to look into the feasibility of placing lightning alert systems at county beachfront parks. He hopes to coordinate that activity with other local government representatives and staff members who have knowledge on the subject.
- See more at:
http://www.fort-myers-beach-observer.com/page/content.detail/id/525736/Should-beachfronts-have-lightning-detection-.html?nav=5051#sthash.ETmmBw0Z.dpufDuring Tuesday's Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Larry Kiker received approval from the board to act as a liaison among county officials to look into the feasibility of placing lightning alert systems at county beachfront parks. He hopes to coordinate that activity with other local government representatives and staff members who have knowledge on the subject.
Should beachfronts have lightning detection?
August 6, 2014
,
Fort Myers Beach Bulletin, Fort Myers Beach Observer
A healthy debate surrounding the necessity versus inessential
need for lightning monitoring systems on beachfronts will be topics of
discussion in the near future for local government agencies. The matter
has arisen in light of the recent lightning fatality and injuries on
Fort Myers Beach.
During Tuesday's Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Larry Kiker received approval from the board to act as a liaison among county officials to look into the feasibility of placing lightning alert systems at county beachfront parks. He hopes to coordinate that activity with other local government representatives and staff members who have knowledge on the subject.
- See more at:
http://www.fort-myers-beach-observer.com/page/content.detail/id/525736/Should-beachfronts-have-lightning-detection-.html?nav=5051#sthash.ETmmBw0Z.dpufDuring Tuesday's Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Larry Kiker received approval from the board to act as a liaison among county officials to look into the feasibility of placing lightning alert systems at county beachfront parks. He hopes to coordinate that activity with other local government representatives and staff members who have knowledge on the subject.
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