The Lumineers to play West Boca

TheLumineers_2013The Lumineers will play at Sunset Cove Amphitheater on Sunday night, October 20th at 6:45 p.m. Opening acts will include Dr. Dog and Nathaniel Rateliff. The Lumineers, a folk rock band, had their first big radio hit with “Hey Ho” in 2012. Check out their latest video, “Submarines”, at thelumineerrs.com.
Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door. Lawn chairs, coolers, umbrellas and pets are not permitted.
And if you’re not going, be prepared for heavy traffic in and near South County Park.

Stolen iPod Holder Exposes Self

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Per WPEC, the young woman pictured above took pictures of herself using an iPod that was stolen from an SUV in South County Regional Park near sports fields.
If you recognize her, Crime Stoppers requests that you call them at 1-800-458-TIPS (-8477). The woman pictured may have information leading to those who broke into the vehicle (and others), or she may have been involved in the crime.
Hint to iPod thieves – when you take pictures using a stolen iPod, it shows up in the owner’s “photo stream.” Fortunately criminals generally don’t read a site like ours and probably don’t read much at all.
It’s also fortunate that we were not subjected to any twerking photos.
Update: Reward notice below
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Skate and Bike Park Open

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The new skate and bike park is now open in Loggers Run Park (on Palmetto). It’s called Drop in Action and it is open starting afternoons at Two until a little before Nine in the evening. There are extra hours (12-2 on weekends for bikes “aggressive” skaters. Ten bucks to get in, plus some paperwork.
It’s written up in the Sun Sentinel.
We hope to do a more complete story soon.

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Skate Park in Loggers Run Park

The Sun-Sentinel reports that a new skate park is under construction at the Loggers Run park on Palmetto Park Road, roughly 1.2 miles west of the Chili’s on Route 441.
The skate park, primarily for skateboarders, is the first phase of what may become a larger project including Razor scooters and BMX bikes. Read more about it at Drop In Action Sports Complex, or on their Facebook page which seems to get more frequent updates.

Construction progress.
Construction progress.

The county approved a 10-year lease and the project is being privately built and managed.