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.
Question asked: a new playground was installed at Booker Park in the same construction window as a new 8-inch well that is physically present in the Village. Did any well get charged to Parks & Recreation? If not Parks, who paid, and under what permit? Booker Park Playground vs. Utilities Wells Talk About Martin · […]
Have you ever noticed the documents are not in the story. You can never go and see her references. Yo have to “trust” her story. She tells you what to think. She does not give you the facts and the sources and set you on a path to think for yourself. That would be too […]
Things are not always what they seem. That does not make it a conspiracy. It simply means things are not what they seem. This is an effort to use public source information to determine a realistic explanation to recent water events in Indiantown. It is not the volume of rain. We are below Average right […]
Only in Indiantown can this play out. The sides could not be more clear to more people about more things. You cannot hide in this Village 10 TOES DOWN #INDIANTOWNVALUES #COMMONGROUND
Well first it was too dry …. then say hello to La Niño ! Let’s get caught up Current ENSO Status As of August 2026, the climate pattern has shifted from La Niña to a likely return of El Niño conditions. We are currently in an El Niño year, with forecasts indicating it will strengthen […]
Let’s Look at That FPL Tax Base — A Long-Read Explainer Public-records explainer · Village of Indiantown / Martin County Let’s Look at That FPL Tax Base Taxable value, taxes paid, and money the Village actually keeps are not the same thing. The gap between those three numbers is where a multi-billion-dollar utility extracts leverage […]
Routine annual maintenance is almost always cheaper for artificial (synthetic) turf. Natural grass requires ongoing mowing, irrigation, fertilizer, weed/pest control, aeration, overseeding, and repairs. Artificial turf mainly needs occasional brushing, rinsing, debris removal, and periodic infill top-up. Total cost over 10–20 years (installation + maintenance + replacement) is closer and often favors natural grass for […]
