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Iconic 'shopping cart lady' in Okemos to be taken down. Here's why
The 30-foot-tall "shopping cart lady," which glows green when lit, has been in the parking lot at 2299 W. Grand River Ave. since 1958.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed Sen. Dave Cortese’s bill that enables governments to return abandoned shopping carts directly to ...
OKEMOS - They don't make signs like the one perched above Playmakers' parking lot on West Grand River Avenue anymore. The 30-foot tall "shopping cart lady," there since 1957, glows green when lit.
MONTCLAIR >> Runaway shopping carts continue to be a problem in Montclair despite a law passed last year designed to keep them where they belong. So the City Council is considering a new measure that ...
The Las Cruces Police Department began enforcement of the shopping cart ordinance that City Council passed in August. When the ordinance was passed by a 4 to 3 vote on Aug. 5, 2024, police delayed ...
The Las Cruces Police Department will begin enforcement of the shopping cart ordinance later this month. In preparation, LCPD announced two shopping cart collection dates, where anyone who is in ...
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