Public Parks Need Better Rules for Temporary Canopies in Windy Weather
Portable canopies are common at picnics and community events, but poorly anchored structures can become dangerous when wind rises unexpectedly.
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Portable canopies are common at picnics and community events, but poorly anchored structures can become dangerous when wind rises unexpectedly.
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