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Written by NoMoMrNiceGuy

First Mayor is the First Candidate in Indiantown

Oh Yeah – It is that time again ELECTION TIME. The National election picture is clouded and in turmoil to say the least. While it takes most of the news headline, do not miss the local races. The local elected are more important in the long run. They are closest to you and I. They […]

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Backyard Chickens !

Way to Go – This is an example of grassroots activism and give a damn ! TAM fully supports the keeping of chickens in the backyard. Yes even in residential. We will follow this and bring you updates as we learn more.

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Want a dream job that pays?

Join the Village of Indiantown and the Fat Cat’s on staff in Indiantown ~ Susan Gibbs-Thomas lay’s it out in no uncertain terms. The Following is a post from Councilwoman Susan Gibbs-Thomas on Facebook. PSA – at last night’s (4-14-22) Village of Indiantown Council Mtg a new paid holiday (that is not a Federal Holiday) […]

Written by Kc Ingram Mullen

Donald Trump Endorses a Gun Grabber

Mast on Gun Control Not all Veterans view the Constitution the same #BrianMast #Assaultweaponban #cd18 Brian’s Term Limit Promise   Insider Trading 23 February 22 ~ THE KC INGRAM SHOW REPLAY Dowling Hates America Down The Rabbit Hole One More Time The 28 Principles of Liberty The Newly Awakened I am just one person, what […]

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2 Cents Deposited With Michael Syrkus

There has been so much talk and speculation about Disney and their “special tax loopholes”, as sighted through the ready creek improvement district. I have bitten my tongue these last few days but feel it’s a good time now to say something. It is true that Disney enjoys a special legislative designation in regard to […]

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WHO CAME UP WITH THIS BRIGHT IDEA?

The Martin County school district is currently offering enrollment to students in other counties. The program called Controlled open enrollment, allows districts to offer enrollment as long as it is under their capacity restriction as is required by Florida state statute. The statute requires school districts to set capacity restrictions for each school and accept […]