CARE FL Letter: Why we’re not giving up on All Aboard Florida Fight
Date: September 8, 2015 To: CARE FL Supporters From: Brent Hanlon, Treasurer of CARE FL Below is an article that was published in the TC Palm and various local papers ...
Tequesta Rail bridge glitch keeps crews from responding to crash, Palm Beach Post
TEQUESTA — Photo: BRIANNA SOUKUP For the second time in six months, Tequesta officials are calling on Florida East Coast Railway to change its procedures, after the village said the ...
All Aboard Florida Bond Pricing Delayed
From The Bond Buyer: Florida Counties File New Challenges Against Train Bonds BY SHELLY SIGO SEP 2, 2015 3:44pm ET BRADENTON, Fla. — Two south Florida counties launched new legal ...
Quiet Zones for proposed All Aboard Florida passenger rail not best or safest option for Martin County
This is a press release from Martin County updating their stance on the fight against All Aboard Florida. Options continue to be explored. It's not a done deal! For immediate ...
The Fight Continues Against All Aboard Florida: Update Letter from CARE FL
To: Concerned Citizens From: Brent Hanlon, Treasurer - CARE FL Date: September 2, 2015 Since my last update to you on June 25, 2015, CARE FL along with Martin, Indian ...
Martin County’s bill for AAF Fight Grows
from tcpalm.com MARTIN COUNTY — The county so far has spent less than half of the $1.4 million dedicated for its fight against All Aboard Florida. The County Commission on ...
Environmentalists: Divert Surplus Funds To Amendment 1
Environmental groups are asking a Leon County judge to intervene in how the state will spend a large chunk of the $700 million in funds set aside by voters for ...
Sally Swartz: Anti-SLAPP Legislation deals a long-await blow to lawsuits.
From The Palm Beach Post: Florida lawmakers did one thing worth celebrating in this year’s legislative session: They approved, at long last, a law that protects residents from SLAPPs — ...
Martin County votes to challenge AAF Bond Vote
From The Palm Beach Post: Martin County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to file a legal appeal challenging a state board decision’s to allow All Aboard Florida to sell $1.75 billion ...