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what happened to it? It looks like it was vandalized? I took a pic not that long ago which I can’t find and it was intact. _______________________________Larry Perlstein10 Highwood Ln, Westport CT 06880(203) 210-5040
I agree with the previous comment-The sign was intact several weeks ago, I noticed as I stood at the train station several weeks ago.
Why it would someone do this?
Even ‘tho I’m in “cow country” now, no hamberger compares to those at Mario’s.
Possible Wind Damage?
Something went airborne and smacked into the sign.
It explains why I can’t see it when I’m coming southbound on Riverside Ave.
That’s rather depressing to see. The sign could probably be classified as “vintage”, and might have been worth something to someone – at least sentimentally.
Probably weather related damage – we had some crazy winds recently.
Incidentally, the new “Harvest” signage doesn’t do a thing for me, design wise. Not an inviting facade.
Sorry, but my guess is that this place won’t last long. Just a feeling.