Welcome to the GIG Economy Florida law allows individuals to use their unlicensed home kitchens to produce for sale certain foods that present a low risk of foodborne illness. Cottage food operators can produce and sell these products directly to consumers without obtaining a food permit from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. […]
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Black Supremacy Elizabeth Matory – Her story is here
Here You Go Timmy THE FACTS
Our Council Corner Wrap Up from the 10 December 20 meeting was full of content and comments that we had to review. As it was, the last review ran over 23 minutes. So, we decided to take the last two items and give you a Part 2. Enjoy Part Two Part One
You will not want to miss a minute of this Council Corner review “The Village People” Additional Background on the Columbus Day –> In 1492 Columbus Sailed the Oceans Blue
Recently a Service contractor visited our own Tony Z. The direction the conversation took was such that Tony wanted to share it with you.
KinDoo Family Center History Having worked for a number of years as administrators of Hope Rural School in Indiantown, Sister Mary Dooley, SSND and Sister Kate Kinnally, SSND became increasingly aware of the great need for the education of the parents. Most of the families were immigrants from Guatemala, Mexico, and Haiti and had very […]
OK Indiantown last day to ride the rides
Good Job Guys Drainage has been a major issue for years in Indiantown. Thanks to the folks in The Public Works Department – it is getting better.
Talk About Martin 