The Tesoro Groves Process and Indiantown Water Funding Pattern July 2026 Core Thesis The rapid industrial entitlement of the 5,722-acre Tesoro Groves property and the extraordinary concentration of state water infrastructure funding in the Village of Indiantown are not the product of ordinary hard work, organic community demand, or routine local government competence. They are […]
On the morning of July 17, 2026, the news settled in with a familiar bitterness. According to Carmine DiPaolo, the governor had just approved eight million dollars for the Seminole Inn. A private restaurant would receive a generous public infusion while, in the same stroke of the pen, a 7.5-million-dollar request from the Martin County […]
Let me walk you through the highlights of one of the most important interviews of 2026. This is not a dry recap. This is a story — the kind that starts with a single flood of emails and ends with a national wake-up call. It features two people whose credibility matters for the legal and […]
As early voting begins across Martin County on this mid-July 2026 morning, a brand-new webpage has quietly surfaced on a Florida company’s commercial site. It is laser-focused on Indiantown and data centers ahead of an August 8th roundtable. The AI-generated graphics were only eight hours old when discovered. Most telling: it is a hidden page […]
On Thursday, July 9, 2026, at 4:45 p.m. — just hours before the Village of Indiantown Council was scheduled to meet — a prominent Tampa attorney sent a pointed email to the Village Attorney. The sender was Ethan J. Loeb, a partner at the Tampa litigation firm Bartlett Loeb Hinds Thompson & Angelos. The recipient […]
“Responding to a data center fire requires a completely different approach than a typical structure fire,” said Jasen Dodson, a Loudoun Career Fire Fighters Local 3756 member who was instrumental in developing a data center response manual for Northern Virginia, the largest concentration of data centers in North America, known as “Data Center Alley.” […]
The site exists approximately 4 miles from the wells that provide drinking water to the Village of Indiantown through a groundwater aquifer. Due to Florida’s highly permeable limerock, intensive water use poses a water supply risk tothose wells, as well as a contamination risk through wastewater discharge from the facility. Intensive groundwater withdrawals can cause […]
You just cannot write a script like this and make it look real. Just by applying the slightest bit of attention, any rational human should be able to wake up and grasp the wholesale sellout of Indiantown that is taking place. If Angelina could learn to say anything but “yes” and “What do you think […]
All of the pictures and likeness are self published by the people in the video They are all elected to a seat either on a CDD or a Village Council which makes them public political figures They all have either influenced, advocated for or voted for over 4.5 – now closer to 6 million sq. […]
I was so impressed when I saw the post on Facebook I had to get my picture taken with it. (It appeared to us when we went to pose with the sign, that the Mayors sign, as well as the other, are on public easement. Let’s see how long they are still there. We have […]
