TOWN HALL 4.0 – HERE IS WHY

I am willing to listen to their case. I am willing to hear it before I decide whether to give my permission. That is not a smear. That is the posture of a free place that still owns its land-use. Not just me. On August 18, 2026, this Village ran an election that was about […]

25 Years Later – Disband the CRA’s and use for budget shortfall after the referendum passes

The Experiment Continues An Update to “Disband the Martin County CRA’s” ( the original paper follows this discussion) August 2026 In May 2015 I wrote that after roughly fifteen years the Martin County Community Redevelopment Agencies had run long enough. The structure diverted growing property-tax increments away from the general fund and into geographically favored […]

Sunday Wrap Up ~ let’s talk about it !

We cannot fully define truth any more than we can bottle lightning or contain the ocean in a thimble. Truth resists complete encapsulation because it is not a static object but a living relationship between the knower and the known, between the ideal and the actual, between the inner life and its outward expression. In […]

Empowering Parents: Rights and Reform in Education

We are living through a rare moment of clarity that few generations are granted The disruptions of 2020 and beyond pulled back the curtain. Parents watched remote instruction and saw what was — and was not — being taught. Primary sources, internal training materials, and curriculum documents became widely accessible. Florida and several other states […]

Report to the elected

Safeguarding Martin County’sHealth, Safety, Welfare, andEnvironment A ComprehensiveCase Against the Proposed SilverFox 606 AI/Data Center ProjectUrgent Recommendation forDenial and 12-MonthMoratorium March 2026 To the Board of County Commissioners of Martin County, the Mayor and Council of the Village of Indiantown, the Mayor and City Commission of the City of Stuart, the Mayor and Town Council […]

The end is near…

…not of the world (that I know of), but of the fiscal year. Budget workshop has come and gone, and the first of two approval meetings has completed. More that 3 dozen people spoke at the first budget hearing, and close to one hundred people attended. The message was clear: don’t raise our taxes. The […]

Consistently inconsistent

I write this, this evening, in utter disbelief of the logical inconsistencies of our current county commission. On July 17th, at the annual budget workshop, our commissioners devolved beyond a heated debate and into something I can only call unprofessional. Comments from several commissioners to their colleagues that were clearly intended to shame them into […]