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July 12, 2013
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
Page 9
. . Temporary Facilities Still In Place
HAPPY HOUR
MON.-THURS. 3-6 P.M.
DUCK PARTIES 4-9 P.M.
FRIDAY, JULY 12
EASTERN ELECTRIC
The new Caroline Street Performing Arts Stage and Comfort Station is running about three months behind schedule. Above was the scene on Tuesday.
Photo by Shawn Soper
SATURDAY, JULY 13
JOHNNY BLING
SUNDAY, JULY 14
FROM PAGE 8 sure it is done as quickly as possible but we also want to make sure it is done right.” As of Monday, construction had reached a point where remaining items to reach completion were a couple of concrete columns, finishing the framing of the roof and the installation of plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures, doors and windows. Nonetheless, along with the odor issues of last month, complaints over major construction work being done in the peak season on the Boardwalk in front of retailers paying prime rent prices continue to be heard. “We seem to be hearing less complaints. The temporary trailers, while they had running water they
just didn’t have the capacity and we kept having overflow and odor issues with them, so the port-o-johns seem to be working out better,” McGean said. “The plan is to keep those until we can open the restrooms. We are concentrating on getting the restrooms done as quickly as possible even though the stage may not be ready.” Architect David Quillin’s design of the Caroline Street Performing Arts Stage and Comfort Station went through several revisions before being approved last July. Due to council concerns, the barrel-vaulted roof was changed to a gable roof, the fabric awning over the stage was also changed to a gable roof and the end porches and stage were changed to have exposed wood trusses with bow bottom-chord.
TRANZFUSION
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 • 5-9 P.M.
DJ BATMAN ROCK THE DOCK PARTY
ACOUSTIC THURSDAY
THURSDAY, JULY 18 • 6-9 P.M.
OPEN DAILY 11 A.M.
311 TALBOT STREET • 410-289-9125 WWW.MRDUCKS.COM
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