For some reason when you restarted the LUSites, the red arrow didn’t appear as it should be. The bug is solved in the version 0.1.5 and released as update in the Android Market. The technical explanation: Before the marker was sent to the LUSiteOverlay as parameter. Now all the markers are controlled by the LUSiteOverlayItem which is a subclass. The LUSiteOverlayItem has defaultMarker and highlightedMarker as instance variables and toggles them. This was inspired by commonsguy’s sample roject NooYawk.