Why is Howard Brown Still Employed in Indiantown? The following is a top level overview of the events that occurred in Opa-Locka while on Howard Browns Watch as an Acting Assistant Manager and a Senior top level employee from 2010 until 2014 according to documentation provided to TAM from OPA-LOCKA sources and CBS 4 Miami […]
As early voting begins across Martin County on this mid-July 2026 morning, a brand-new webpage has quietly surfaced on a Florida company’s commercial site. It is laser-focused on Indiantown and data centers ahead of an August 8th roundtable. The AI-generated graphics were only eight hours old when discovered. Most telling: it is a hidden page […]
Good morning, Indiantown. Good morning, Martin County. This election cycle is one heck of a season, and I’m cutting through the noise to tell you what I’m seeing. Campaigns are stealing each other’s narratives and running with them until we’re no longer talking about what really matters. The one who controls the narrative wins, and […]
On Thursday, July 9, 2026, at 4:45 p.m. — just hours before the Village of Indiantown Council was scheduled to meet — a prominent Tampa attorney sent a pointed email to the Village Attorney. The sender was Ethan J. Loeb, a partner at the Tampa litigation firm Bartlett Loeb Hinds Thompson & Angelos. The recipient […]
“Responding to a data center fire requires a completely different approach than a typical structure fire,” said Jasen Dodson, a Loudoun Career Fire Fighters Local 3756 member who was instrumental in developing a data center response manual for Northern Virginia, the largest concentration of data centers in North America, known as “Data Center Alley.” […]
The site exists approximately 4 miles from the wells that provide drinking water to the Village of Indiantown through a groundwater aquifer. Due to Florida’s highly permeable limerock, intensive water use poses a water supply risk tothose wells, as well as a contamination risk through wastewater discharge from the facility. Intensive groundwater withdrawals can cause […]
You just cannot write a script like this and make it look real. Just by applying the slightest bit of attention, any rational human should be able to wake up and grasp the wholesale sellout of Indiantown that is taking place. If Angelina could learn to say anything but “yes” and “What do you think […]
Walls Around the Truth Are Lies The idea that “walls around the truth are lies” distills a sharp observation about power and knowledge in modern life. Truth does not require fortification. It gains clarity and strength through open testing, replication, and challenge. When barriers of secrecy, procedural complexity, specialized jargon, selective disclosure, or institutional gatekeeping […]
So the Mayor was left feeling like he lost his best friend. And Angelina could not find a way to think for herself so she again asked the Attorney to speak for her. The Attorney. Best performance by a Barrister for “Gently guiding the decision”, once again goes to – Wade Vose.
If a hyperscale data center were located at a distance comparable to the train tracks from which I currently hear nighttime rumble (around 2 miles), the constant low-frequency hum could be expected to be similarly noticeable — or more so — because it never stops. the 1–2 mile radius around a data center footprint aligns […]
Data Center Cooling Technology and Water Demand Traditional evaporative cooling systems used by many data centers can consume between 1 and 5 million gallons of water per day for large facilities. In contrast, newer closed-loop liquid cooling and dry cooling technologies can reduce on-site water consumption by 70% or more, with some advanced designs approaching […]
