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 […]
HERE IS PART ONE, OF A RECAP ON LAST NIGHTS PUD WITH TERRA LAGO. THERE IS ONE MORE MEETING TO GO, SO KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL ! THIS IS PART ONE. NOW I KNOW WHY I AM BANNED FROM THE GROUP BELOW. TALK ABOUT A CALIFORNIA KAREN. SHE LOVES HER HOA AND CAN’T […]
Major Drought Periods Affecting Indiantown (≈1951–2026) Here’s a timeline focused on the southeast Florida / Treasure Coast region (Martin & St. Lucie Counties and nearby), drawn from historical records, the U.S. Drought Monitor (USDM, 2000–present), Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI, 1895–present), Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI), USGS reports, and Florida Climate Center summaries: The links below […]
If you want everyone to clear the bar, just lower it, right? Folks who embrace this fairy tale strategy won’t have a happy ending. They believe if you want to reduce complaints, don’t ask for feedback. If you want kids to have good self-esteem, offer praise — regardless of whether they do something right or […]
A troubling pattern of conduct regarding voter registration and residency has emerged involving Mayor Carmine Dipaolo, raising serious questions about his respect for the rules of our democracy and his respect for the voters of Indiantown. In early 2026, sworn affidavits were filed with the Martin County Supervisor of Elections stating that Mayor Dipaolo did […]
Why Voters Should Care About Accurate Residency Elected officials hold public trust. That trust is not granted by personality, past service, or political loyalty. It is earned through consistent fidelity to the rules that govern our system — rules that exist to ensure every citizen’s voice is counted fairly and that those who seek office […]
It is that time again ELECTION SEASON
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 11, 2026 Indiantown, FL — New information has surfaced raising serious questions about whether Indiantown Mayor Carmine Dipaolo has maintained a valid and accurate residential address on his voter registration, as required by the Village Charter and Florida law. In late 2025, sworn affidavits were filed with the Martin County Supervisor […]
There are moments in history when the foundations of society shift not through revolution or conquest, but through the steady accumulation of small, seemingly rational decisions. We are living through one such moment. Across much of the Western world, the meaning of private ownership—particularly in land and real property—is being quietly, systematically reexamined and reshaped […]
Is the Village Council in charge of decisions? Does the Council decide what goes on the agenda? Does the Village Staff decide what gets considered and what does not? Does the Village Council have any real say at all, or are they rubber stamps for developer interests? Or, are they being spoon fed a program […]
