Now open: Kraft Bistro Deli in Fort Lauderdale. Coming soon: SeaSpray Inlet Grill in Boca Raton and a second Cafe Vico in Fort Lauderdale. Closed: Nick's Italian Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale.
Now open: The 10-seat sushi bar at Sushi By Bou Beach Club in Pompano Beach. Coming soon: Kraft Bistro Deli in Fort Lauderdale. Closed: Madisons New York Bar & Grill Restaurant in Boca Raton.
Man arrested after striking a child in a hit-and-run in Waterford, police say
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WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J. - A man has been arrested for his role in a hit-and-run that left a child injured on Friday.
Police say that a child was riding his bicycle when he was struck by a blue pick-up truck on the 300 block of West Atlantic Avenue at approximately 5:26 p.m.. After the child was struck, the vehicle fled the scene of the incident.
The child was airlifted to Cooper Hospital to be treated for his injuries.
Police were able to use surveillance video from the area to get a partial license plate of the vehicle that fled the scene.
To address the issue, the commissioners voted 6-1 to initiate “a text amendment” at the request of Gabe Bove, a Ponte Verda builder of apartments. If approved, the zoning code change would result in the construction of 520 apartments on a 40-acre parcel on the south side of West Atlantic Avenue across from Delray Marketplace. Bove has named the project The Reserve at Atlantic.
Mayor Dave Kerner said the decision by his fellow commissioners does “a huge injustice to our beloved Ag Reserve,” adding, “it is death by a thousand cuts.”
The commissioners stressed that they simply voted to begin the process and that they will have the opportunity later this year to review the plans and possibly modify or even reject them. County planners will work with Bove to propose the text amendment.
The Institute expects to deal with ailments ranging from minor aches and discomfort to major pain and debilitating conditions caused by sports, work-related injuries and everyday wear and tear.
The applicant, Legent Health of Irving, Texas, describes the Institute as “a state-of-the-art facility that will provide an exceptional patient experience for those in the community with acute spine and orthopedic needs.”
The property, owned by Delray Growers, is currently vacant but previously served as the site of an airplane hangar and landing strip in the 1950s, a farm equipment welding and repair shop in the 1960s and a nursery from the 1970s to 1997, when nursery operation ceased.