Point of view: Suit won’t alter fact: Lake Point can’t sell public water
*Nathaniel Reed serves as a Board Advisor to The Guardians of Martin County* Opinion: PalmBeachPost.com Why is Maggy Hurchalla being attacked through the legal system for telling the truth about ...
Palm Beach Post: Threat of losing local development control is real, environmental lawyer says
October 25, 2015 Sally Swartz, columnist Palm Beach Post It’s almost unbelievable. New developments with thousands of homes in preserve areas that now provide drinking water for cities, and water ...
Rich Campbell: All Aboard Florida’s ‘grand reveal’ likely will be bland reveal – tcpalm
Are you saving the date for the “grand reveal?” You’re not? Me neither. “Grand reveal” is the phrase All Aboard Florida President Michael Reininger used recently to tease a news ...
Stay the Course Against All Aboard Florida!
Get the latest updates on the fight against AAF! Presented by Citizens Against Rail Expansion in Florida The fight against All Aboard Florida is far from over. For over a ...
Nathaniel Reed: Moving sand to Miami-Dade is height of absurdity
Note: Nathaniel Reed serves as a "Board Advisor" to The Guardians of Martin County The Army Corps of Engineers’ proposal to remove millions of cubic yards of Martin and St. ...
Local governments oppose, want more information on train horns
from tcpalm.com by Lisa Broadt Some Treasure Coast officials want All Aboard Florida trains to keep blowing their horns as they zip through the Treasure Coast. Train horns are the ...
The Treasure Coast: We exist to benefit others
Column by Rich Campbell, tcpalm.com Bathtub Beach, Stuart I’d like to propose a new marketing slogan for our region: “The Treasure Coast: We Exist For the Benefit of Others.” There’s ...
All Aboard Florida update: Stay the course: It’s not time to give up!
In recent weeks, there has been lots of talk about giving up on the struggle to defeat All Aboard Florida (AAF). We are Citizens Against Rail Expansion (CARE FL) and ...
Florida needs $16.5 billion for drinking water infrastructure
By JASON DEAREN The Associated Press GAINESVILLE — With a burgeoning population and aging water systems, Florida will need $16.5 billion in funding over the next 20 years just to ...