Baillie house erects signage.
Numbers of directions are pointed out in the garden picnic area of the 2202 Voght Street center in Merritt, BC.
The effort is considered art and a conversation piece but is accurate.
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The local sign bylaw is strict according to a local merchant.The owner of an optomitry/ jewlery /first/ nation art. Says she can’t put a sign board in the sidewalk. however she says she can put anything she wants in the first meter of walk from the store front. She chooses to put two deer made from tree branches to draw attention to her front door. This is not a problem with the bylaw people,and although it is legal she still can’t put something there that will hinder passage. She must walk a balance to draw attention but not put some one at risk.
A number of years ago her partner had a contention over a huge pair of glasses on the back of a pickup truck that he drove about town.
Today in history: July 31 1588
The Spanish Armada is spotted of the coast of England
Its good that it is friday….
The winner of the Merritt Library 1000 dollar draw was a child; Ms Latremouille won the draw and an adult Louise Brown won the 100 dollar prize based on content.
Today in History: December 6th 2008
The Greek riots break out resulting in the police killing of a 15 year old boy.
Very attractive bus shelters are going up about town today. The contractor Joes Concrete is a local phone number and is placing black aluminium and plex glass bench shelters Garcia Street and Voght.
We hope that an ability to post posters comes with it to keep the number of illegal ones down on power poles.
Won’t be long, we will look for the local contractors expansion to bigger things….. we hope ….
Today in History, May 12, 1191
Richard the 1st of England marries Berengaria Navarre ;crowed Queen consort the same day.
This sign board seems to meet the unattached criteria that allows some non street faceing signage. Unconfirmed sources say that 2 million in insurance is required.
Today in history, March 23 1956
Pakastan becomes first Islamic Republic though remains in British Commonwealth.
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