Showing posts with label Yard/Street Sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yard/Street Sales. Show all posts

Monday, February 16, 2026

South Palm Park Neighborhood Yard Sale

Have a stroll down the street and buy some treasures at Neighborhood Association's Yard Sale

Same Day as Street Painting Festival

Saturday, April 30, 2016

Church Rummage Sale


Rummage Sale
Lake Osborne Presbyterian Church
6th Avenue South and Sunset
Until 1pm today!


Desks, furniture, electronics, jewelry...you name it; it's there.

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Illegal signs and Garage sales

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This owner stapled this sign to a Lake Worth utility pole right where I live...wrong move. I would also bet the owner does not have a permit to have a garage sale--if they broke one law, why not all the rest? Article V, Garage Sales,  section 14-87 of our city ordinances. Let's stop the blight.

Friday, December 6, 2013

ROLOH - Community Yard sale Today and Saturday


Looking for that special item? Maybe a Christmas gift? This is the place over the next two days.

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Mess of the Week revisited

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It just gets worse. Now these people are having a weekend yard sale with furniture and crap all over the place. The side of the house has cars on the lawn and mattresses for sale. The absolute worse part of this, besides the fact that those living in this house are chronic violators, is--

NO PERMIT

Yesterday the Vice President of this Neighborhood Association stopped and asked them about a permit. "What permit?" they asked. They were told about it but what the heck, right? This is what happens when our rules are not enforced...it snowballs to the point of no return. What used to be a wonderful neighborhood is getting more and more blighted and the City does NOTHING.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Looking for treasures?


Maybe a little junk? Don't look too far. Visit the ROLOH Neighborhood Wide Yard Sale that continues this morning through out the ROLOH area. Please let your friends and Facebook friends know!

Just a few streets to hit will be Wright Drive, Sunset, and Collier Avenue, says Robert Waples, President of ROLOH.