Friday, September 21, 2012
Lake Worth city commission candidate visits Palm Beach County Libertarians - West Palm Beach Libertarian | Examiner.com
And the incumbent didn't show or respond as noted in the article. Check it out as it gives a good summary of Jim Stafford's background and positions. Click title for link.
America's Hippest Hipster Neighborhoods - Forbes
Lake Worth didn't make the list, but it is worth seeing which communities did and for what reasons. The Wynwood neighborhood in the Miami area is the only mention of a "hipster" community in Florida. Click title for link.
Cerabino: Talk Like a Pirate Day isn’t anything to joke about
Mr. Cerabino weighs in on Ms. Golden's opinion on Pirate Day in Lake Worth. Click title for link.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Pirate Day proclamation irks ex-official - UPI.com
Jo-Ann "Ms. Merriment" Golden objects. I suspect she wouldn't be fun at parties. Her "protest" now appears on the UPI wire. Thanks Jo-Ann. Click title for link.
Chris Fleming, Commercial Real Estate Broker 09/21 by High Noon in Lake Worth | Blog Talk Radio
Join yours truly again as I welcome Christopher Fleming, Lake Worth resident and Commercial Real Estate Broker for another edition of High Noon in Lake Worth. Click here for a summary of Mr. Fleming's professional background and his service to our community. Listeners should expect a wide-ranging talk on the ever-changing commercial real estate market, with a focus on Palm Beach County and Lake Worth, in particular. Call in with your questions during the live show! Click title for link during the live show or to listen to the archived show after it airs!
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Monday, September 24th Candidate Forum
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
College Park is pleased to announce that we will be partnering with our friends from the Eden Place, Mango Groves and Parrot Cove Neighborhood Associations in sponsoring a Candidate Forum on Monday, September 24th. The forum will be held at our regular meeting place, the First Congregational Church, 1415 North K Street from 6 - 9 PM.
Candidates Christopher McVoy and James Stafford are on the November ballot for the District 2 Commission Seat. They have agreed to participate and will answer questions submitted by those in attendance at the meeting. No questions will be submitted in advance of the meeting. John Szerdi, the unopposed candidate for the District 4 seat will participate by making a statement and all Candidates have agreed to remain after the Forum for a Social Hour during which Residents will have the opportunity to speak with candidates directly.
Everyone is invited to attend and submit questions for the candidates, but preference will be given to those questions from Residents of the four sponsoring Neighborhood Associations in attendance that night. Representatives from each of the 4 Neighborhood Associations will select questions from those submitted and may combine duplicate questions or eliminate any questions they deem inappropriate. Once again this year, our neighbor, John Paxman has agreed to serve as Moderator for the Forum.
Campaign literature, brochures, palm cards, t-shirts etc. are permitted, however no candidate yard signs may be placed on Church Property or brought into the Fellowship Hall. This Forum will be conducted with mutual regard for all the common courtesies and respect our candidates and neighbors deserve. Neighborhood Assosciations do not take a position and neither endorse nor oppose any candidate. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for Neighbors to become well informed on matters of consequence to us all.
A reminder that ALL Lake Worth voters are eligible to vote for all Commission seats, regardless of where they live in the City of Lake Worth. Information regarding the new precincts and new polling places as well as information about absentee and early voting in the November General Election will be distributed at the meeting.
After the question and answer period and closing statements from the Candidates for District 2, everyone is invited to remain for a social hour at which light refreshments and an array of goodies, generously donated by Kilwin's will be served. Many of our local businesses have donated fabulous door prizes and these will be awarded during that time. Winners must be present for the drawing to receive a door prize. So please save the date and please feel free to share this information with our friends and neighbors all over Lake Worth who may not be on our email distribution list.
For more information, please email: collegeparkboard@collegeparkla keworth.com
The 2012 Candidate Forum
sponsored by: College Park, Eden Place, Mango Groves and Parrot Cove Neighborhood Associations
Monday, September 24th 6PM - 9PM
First Congregational Church
1415 North K Street
College Park is pleased to announce that we will be partnering with our friends from the Eden Place, Mango Groves and Parrot Cove Neighborhood Associations in sponsoring a Candidate Forum on Monday, September 24th. The forum will be held at our regular meeting place, the First Congregational Church, 1415 North K Street from 6 - 9 PM.
Candidates Christopher McVoy and James Stafford are on the November ballot for the District 2 Commission Seat. They have agreed to participate and will answer questions submitted by those in attendance at the meeting. No questions will be submitted in advance of the meeting. John Szerdi, the unopposed candidate for the District 4 seat will participate by making a statement and all Candidates have agreed to remain after the Forum for a Social Hour during which Residents will have the opportunity to speak with candidates directly.
Everyone is invited to attend and submit questions for the candidates, but preference will be given to those questions from Residents of the four sponsoring Neighborhood Associations in attendance that night. Representatives from each of the 4 Neighborhood Associations will select questions from those submitted and may combine duplicate questions or eliminate any questions they deem inappropriate. Once again this year, our neighbor, John Paxman has agreed to serve as Moderator for the Forum.
Campaign literature, brochures, palm cards, t-shirts etc. are permitted, however no candidate yard signs may be placed on Church Property or brought into the Fellowship Hall. This Forum will be conducted with mutual regard for all the common courtesies and respect our candidates and neighbors deserve. Neighborhood Assosciations do not take a position and neither endorse nor oppose any candidate. Our mission is to provide the opportunity for Neighbors to become well informed on matters of consequence to us all.
A reminder that ALL Lake Worth voters are eligible to vote for all Commission seats, regardless of where they live in the City of Lake Worth. Information regarding the new precincts and new polling places as well as information about absentee and early voting in the November General Election will be distributed at the meeting.
After the question and answer period and closing statements from the Candidates for District 2, everyone is invited to remain for a social hour at which light refreshments and an array of goodies, generously donated by Kilwin's will be served. Many of our local businesses have donated fabulous door prizes and these will be awarded during that time. Winners must be present for the drawing to receive a door prize. So please save the date and please feel free to share this information with our friends and neighbors all over Lake Worth who may not be on our email distribution list.
For more information, please email: collegeparkboard@collegeparkla
The 2012 Candidate Forum
sponsored by: College Park, Eden Place, Mango Groves and Parrot Cove Neighborhood Associations
Monday, September 24th 6PM - 9PM
First Congregational Church
1415 North K Street
Monday, September 17, 2012
Judge hands Senate victory to Clemens | Florida Politics | Sun Sentinel blog
The results are in...click title for link.
Mango Groves Meeting 7p Thurs 9/20 at Compass
Hi fellow Mangos-
We will be having our first meeting of
the fall season this Thursday 7pm at Compass (corner of 2nd Ave N and
Dixie across from Publix). We would love you to be there. If you have
a yard sign, please put it out, and if you have any extra door hangers,
please share them with your friends! Bring your questions, concerns,
ideas, and neighbors! See you all there!
All the best,
Mango Groves Neighborhood Association
Listening Stats for "High Noon in Lake Worth"
Above is a record of all the various "High Noon in Lake Worth" Internet radio shows. While the number of "live" listens have been few, the "archived" listens seem to be where the action is. Remember, links from the blog to the show will remain active for the foreseeable future. You can also go to blogtalkradio.com and search for "High Noon in Lake Worth" for a listing of all of the shows. The only thing you are missing is the opportunity to call in and ask questions or leave a comment. Consider that an incentive to listen to the live show on Fridays at 12 p.m.
Thanks for listening and making the show a success!
Thanks for listening and making the show a success!
Report: Lake Worth power upgrades have led to shorter, fewer... | www.palmbeachpost.com
Press Release Willie at his finest - click title for link. This only tells part of the story - luck could be equally to blame for such reliability. Not surprised that Mr. Howard didn't write about "affordability" and "responsive customer service" - guess we will have to wait a few years for those articles.
Clemens Bernard Recount Status
From the Florida Current:
The Week Ahead for Sept. 17 to Sept. 21
Monday, Sept. 17
SD17 RECOUNT...Circuit Judge Terry Lewis set an informal hearing at 9 a.m. Monday in a challenge in the Democratic primary for state Senate District 27. Monday is a court holiday but Lewis will meet with representatives of the candidates outside his chambers in the room 301C reception area at the Leon County Courthouse. Rep. Mack Bernard is challenging his 17-vote loss to Rep. Jeff Clemens. Lewis had ordered 42 disputed be brought to him for review. Bernard claims 34 absentee and eight provisional votes were wrongly rejected by elections officials.
SD17 RECOUNT...Circuit Judge Terry Lewis set an informal hearing at 9 a.m. Monday in a challenge in the Democratic primary for state Senate District 27. Monday is a court holiday but Lewis will meet with representatives of the candidates outside his chambers in the room 301C reception area at the Leon County Courthouse. Rep. Mack Bernard is challenging his 17-vote loss to Rep. Jeff Clemens. Lewis had ordered 42 disputed be brought to him for review. Bernard claims 34 absentee and eight provisional votes were wrongly rejected by elections officials.
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