Metro Sign and Awning’s insight: A Supreme Court decision regarding sign code was made last week for the first time in twenty years. The case, Reed v. Town of Gilbert (Ariz.), was brought forth after a church was limited on sign size and length of time signs could be displayed for temporary directional signs, even when political and ideological signs could be larger and displayed longer. The court decided unanimously that limits shall not be placed on temporary directional signs, as limiting these signs is a violation of the first amendment. Due to the majority opinion being so broad, this case brings up concerns as to what might come in the near future. Could this ruling open up other sign
At least one Springfield resident was among the first customers at the slots parlor, the first casino to open under Massachusetts’ 4-year-old expanded gaming law.
Panasonic is growing its digital sign capabilities, buying privately held MagicInk Interactive LLC, a provider of hardware, software and integration services for digital indoor networks, the company said Monday.
The Mississippi River winds south from its headwaters in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, cutting the continental United States in half. For hundreds of years, the river has inspired storytellers and songwriters, but most recently it inspired another group: Cyclists.
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The National Institutes of Health has picked Connexient’s MediNav digital wayfinding and patient experience solution for its Clinical Center Complex on the NIH Campus in Bethesda, Maryland, Connexient CEO Mark Green announced today.
