In addition to the sign below being removed, the Satterlee historical
marker along Baltimore avenue was stolen for a second (third?) time, and
has been MIA for some time now. This *seems* to have gone largely
unnoticed.
Regards,
John
Lewis Mellman wrote:
Sometime between Sat night and Sunday morning this past weekend someone
removed the bulletin board that was attached to the back of the "Welcome
to Clark Park" sign at the 44th and Baltimore park entrance.
All that would have been required would have been a square-drive
screw-tip and a cordless drill, 15 minutes and oblivious passersby.
Unfortunately, that's all that would be required to dismantle the fine
kiosks which the Friends of Clark Park installed.
Did anyone notice anything that, in retrospect, may have been the
thieves in the process of stealing a useful vehicle for free speech in
the park?
-Lew
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