Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of October.
Good morning, Bradenton.
At Bradenton City Council meeting on Oct.
14, residents pressed for a football field for youth while urging that the inactive pool remain. Council members advised taking ideas to Manatee County — and mentioned that the city park project at LECOM Park is progressing with expanded sports facilities.
Drivers report that faded lane lines at US 301 and University Parkway pose safety risks—county staff received a complaint on Oct.
14 and will complete maintenance by month’s end.
Manatee County Utilities crews are repairing a 24-inch sewer force main (damaged on Tuesday by a contractor) at 26th Street West and 60th Avenue West while managing overflows from a 300,000-gallon discharge.
Residents are advised to avoid the area during ongoing repairs.
On Sept. 15, a Lakewood Ranch couple brought home a Mini Australian Shepherd who quickly tested positive for parvovirus after receiving the wrong medical records.
Local nonprofit assistance and the Veterinary Medical Center helped the pup recover, urging prospective buyers to verify health documents.
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