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Category: Liberty
Economic Capture Explained
The Likely Trajectory — and the Uncomfortable Question If this pattern continues, Indiantown will follow the classic path laid out in the original analysis. Late-stage systems (even young ones that age quickly) display surface stability. Their procedures continue. Their authority remains formally intact. What looks like economic development will actually be the slow substitution of […]
When a Young Village Meets Organized Interests: The Indiantown Case
Young and Vulnerable A young government does not become captured because it is weak. It becomes captured because it has not yet developed the institutional knowledge, memory, and self-correcting mechanisms that older systems — even flawed ones — eventually acquire through hard experience. The Village of Indiantown, incorporated on the last day of 2017, is […]
When Growth Swallows the Old World
A discussion on Florida Annexation and the Creation of Rural Enclaves — Eric D. Miller, 2026 — The Story of the 5,700-Acre Annexation Let me tell you a story that is becoming all too common in Florida. Imagine a quiet stretch of rural land where families have lived for over a hundred years. Their grandparents […]
JANET HERNANDEZ – PART TWO
ON THIS EPISODE WE FOCUS HEAVILY ON THE WATER SYSTEM IN INDIANTOWN, AS WELL AS STAFF AND THE DIRECTION INDIANTOWN IS HEADING.
CATCHIN UP AFTER MEMORIAL DAY – BIG ANNOUNCEMENTS – HERE WE GO
Once a smaller whole within a known whole is discovered, what was once perceived as micro becomes the new macro. Can there ever be a final, stationary position for either? It seems not. It is a matter of perspective and discovery — the wanderlust of idea and reality. Given a stationary frame in physical dimension […]
THE POWER OF WORDS IN THE COMP PLAN ARE KILLING THE VILLAGE
Dusk on the front porch of an old Cracker-style house just outside the village center. The air smells of orange blossoms and distant rain. Elias, 78, sits in a wooden rocker, a faded Indiantown Tigers cap on his knee. Maya, early 30s, sits on the steps with a copy of the draft 2050 Comprehensive Plan […]
WHO IS RUNNING FOR OFFICE SO FAR IN INDIANTOWN?
AS IT STANDS NOW: CARMINE HAS A CHALLENGER – MS. CHRISTA MILEY KAREN HAS A CHALLENGER – MS. JANET HERNANDEZ ANGELINA DOES NOT HAVE ANYONE RUNNING AGAINST HER, YET – STAY TUNED – MORE TO COME.
THE RECENT DROUGHT IS NOWHERE AS SEVERE AS PREVIOUS
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 […]
HOW LOW CAN YA GO!
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 […]