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The Florida Department of Transportation is ordering the city of Delray Beach to remove its Pride mural from a crosswalk by next month. The city now has until Sept. 3 to remove it before the state steps in. "It's meant to show that Delray is a community that values acceptance, that values inclusion,” said Vice Mayor Rob Long. “That's the city that Delray Beach has always been."
Vice mayor 'frustrated but not surprised' over state's letter to remove Delray Beach mural
