Updated 6/27/11 • Email
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Help Save the 1914 Shippey House!!
Bahia Mar: Public fails to show up;
City stonewalls on answering a question
City Commission should reject
Bahia Mar plan (Update: They didn't)
June 2011
New Times names Yours Truly
"Best Political Activist of 2011"
22 photos in a slide show:
Citizens meet new City Manager
Here are the Hopi Indian words
read by the City Manager
During his first appearance at former Mayor Rob Dressler's "Fort Lauderdale Forum" (6/15/11), City Manager Lee Feldman concluded his remarks with a lengthy reading of words from the Hopi indians. The unusual thoughts and phrasing seemed to catch everyone's attention. When he was done, there was an audible reaction — "ohhhs" indicating people had been affected by what they had heard.
It was tough to soak it all in, so I asked Feldman for the text. Here it is in both jpeg and PDF formats so you can hang it on your wall.
Panorama of Who's Who
at the Big Feldman Meeting
YOUTUBE VIDEO 1
Fort Lauderdale ruins the serenity of the sunrise
with beach-cleaning tractors
YOUTUBE VIDEO 2
Tractors bulldoze beach tranquility
See what the great 1926 hurricane
did to sturdy buildings in Croissant Park
See the 1926, Post-Hurricane Panorama
of Downtown Fort Lauderdale!
See this 1925 photo of South Andrews
like you've never seen it before!!!!
Huge blowups let you explore image in great detail!
Space Shuttle launch from Fort Lauderdale
— 174 miles away (via YouTube)
Broward Mayor Ken Keechl's
ethically-challenged 2010 campaign
for re-election (It deservedly failed!)
Our sense of history gets
a kick in the head
Click here for more on the Historical Commission cuts
PNC Bank plans horribly dull,
pedestrian-unfriendly "dead zone"
for 'The New South Andrews"
And other stories about our
ethically-challenged ex-Commissioner
— now accused of corruption
Cindi's BSO mug shot
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