Ferndale to use signs to highlight identity
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Ferndale plans to unroll a signage program by 2010 that will help guide visitors to historic markers and create a visual identity for the city.
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Ferndale plans to unroll a signage program by 2010 that will help guide visitors to historic markers and create a visual identity for the city.
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“Visually it might help to better guide and identify what are the assets (in the city) and how to get there,” said Cristina Sheppard-Decius, executive director of the Ferndale DDA. “The more that we educate not only our residents, but our visitors, the more they will value our community.”
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