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More safety measures in place as visitor numbers surge at Southern Islands, Pulau Ubin
Visitors leaving Pulau Ubin for Changi Point Ferry Terminal. In the foreground is a sign from the National Parks Board reminding visitors to adhere to safe distancing measures. ST PHOTO: JOEL CHAN
Beachgoers should swim only in areas manned by lifeguards or within areas marked for swimming, said MPA.ST PHOTO: TIMOTHY DAVID
PublishedDec 24, 2020, 2:08 pm SGT
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Rehoboth Beach’s Knights of Columbus Star of the Sea Council may or may not install a crèche somewhere in time for Christmas this year, but a recent court ruling all but assures it won’t be on city-owned property.
In an opinion Dec. 11, U.S. District Court Chief Judge Leonard P. Stark denied a motion filed by the Knights requesting the court issue a preliminary injunction requiring the city to allow them to display a crèche on city-owned property.
The judge’s ruling is the latest in a dispute entering its third Christmas season. Two years ago, the Knights placed a nativity scene by the Bandstand; it was removed days later. Last year, the city continued to deny the church placement of the nativity scene near the Bandstand.
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Mobile is the 23rd littoral combat ship (LCS) and the 13th of the Independence variant to join the fleet. Delivery marks the official transfer of the ship from the shipbuilder, Austal USA, to the Navy. It is the final milestone prior to commissioning, which is planned for spring 2021.
“This is a day of celebration for both the Navy and our country with the delivery of the future USS Mobile,” said LCS program manager Capt. Mike Taylor. “This ship, and her crew, are foundational to our nation’s security.”
Four additional Independence-variant ships - Savannah (LCS 28), Canberra (LCS 30), Santa Barbara (LCS 32), and Augusta (LCS 34) - are in various stages of construction at Austal USA, and two more are awaiting the start of construction following LCS 34.