Safety Spot News Stand Sparks Park Square Debate
A 27 inch wide news stand sits on Park square island drawing mixed reactions from merchants and property managers. City officials deny issuing the permit while Louis Mishara defends the stand as a local convenience amid concerns it blocks visibility and endangers pedestrians and drivers. Public Works Commissioner Murphy vows to investigate permit origins.
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