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01/27/2024

Exactly!

01/27/2024

Follow Occupy Democrats for more.

09/20/2023

The Buoniconti Fund is a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise funds and awareness for The Miami Project and its mission.

12/13/2022

11/30/2022

Rumble on Netflix. Ck it out!

11/29/2022

11/29/2022

Why is anybody still on twitter

11/28/2022

Tis the season to finally:
Tax billionaires.
Unionize workers.

10/30/2022

Believe the GOP when they say they want to defund or 'sunset' Social Security and Medicare.
Vote them OUT.
Protect and EXPAND Social Security.

10/30/2022

Even our public TV and radio stations
(PBS and NPR)
are now largely managed by corporate interests.

10/30/2022

And… yes.

10/30/2022

Never forget!

10/30/2022

Women for Justice

03/08/2020

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02/22/2020

02/22/2020

06/28/2019

Three years removed from Russia's election attack, the beneficiary of the attack finds this a subject worth joking about.

06/15/2019

alien

06/08/2019

only the moment changes the rest is noise

09/05/2018

this to terrible not to post on delray raw..........

CITY COMMISSION CAVES ON ATLANTIC AVE HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: In a closed attorney/client session yesterday, the City Commission discussed settling a lawsuit filed by two Atlantic Ave property owners who want to build taller than the three story cap allows on buildings along the busy downtown street.

After the closed discussion, the City Commission took a public vote 3-2 to lift the height restrictions on two buildings that house popular restaurants Tramonti and Cabana El Rey. Mayor Shelly Petrolia and Commissioner Bill Bathurst voted against lifting the height restrictions. Commissioners Shirley Johnson, Adam Frankel and Ryan Boylston voted to approve lifting of the height restrictions on the two properties.

In 2015, the previous City Commission voted to restrict height on Atlantic Avenue between Swinton Ave and the Intracoastal, to three stories "to help maintain the unique character as the City's historic main street." Section 4.4.13 (B) The new land development regulations were widely praised as a step in the right direction as Delray grappled with explosive growth that threatened to erode its charm.

How disappointing that two recently elected Commissioners, who pledged to champion "The Village by The Sea" on the campaign trail, failed to support the ordinance preserving our historic downtown. Read more about the lawsuit in The Palm Beach Post:https://www.mypalmbeachpost.com/news/local/three-story-height-limit-root-million-suit-against-delray/fRzIkot39Rs2HtsdKAJrtI/

06/25/2018

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11/20/2012

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