Use this link to see one of the invitations sent out yesterday (from this blog) and below are a few pictures taken at this meeting last night. If you have yet to visit Tacos Al Carbon the link above will give you a good idea of the restaurant layout and more information. In a word, this place is spectacular. And so is the food.
I have a lot to say about this meeting and why there’s so much interest in forming a “Business Alliance”, but am going to wait a little while to talk with others about this meeting and get their ideas about what the next step will be.
Suffice to say, for now, there is a lot of frustration out there. And it’s only getting worse. One example, what we keep hearing from the CRA and some in the City staff is, “Lake Worth is open for business”. But when so many people are complaining about burdensome and time-consuming regulations, that oft-told mantra of being “Open for Business” falls flat too many times for business owners, many of them also residents of this City.
Check back later on, tomorrow or the next day, and will have more about this meeting yesterday.
Wow. Look at this spread!
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| No one went home hungry last night. Always fresh and spice to your liking. |
A view of the room.
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| Many Lake Worth business owners and City residents in attendance. |
City Manager Michael Bornstein stopped by as well:
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| “Hola! Bienvenidos a Tacos Al Carbon!” This new restaurant has takeout too, call 61-812-3565. It’s a new stop on the Taste History Culinary Tour! |
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