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Posted on March 17 at 11:24 a.m.
If you increase the amount of people in the park you may make it more difficult for the people trying to smoke a joint or negotiate a drug deal. Funny how a 4 legged furry animal will draw attention from residents and MIPD faster than someone selling drugs.
Posted on February 21 at 9:42 p.m.
Can someone tell me how much the city has actually issued in muni bonds to pay for this?
Hopefully not much. Rates to cities on these bonds are sky rocketing. Though I have serious doubt there is anyone smart enough running the city to know this.
Posted on January 30 at 8:58 p.m.
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Posted on January 24 at 2:08 p.m.
I'm voting for who ever Issler doesn't vote for.
How are the brown spots coming Issler? Are they still multiplying. Are there more or less now than there were three days ago. When you look at the brown spots what do they remind you of. Do they make noises. Do you still talk to them. Do you call them by name? It's OK. NOW GO TAKE YOUR LITHIUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on January 24 at 1:59 p.m.
Why can't you people read. Sewers are the 2nd largest polluter in the world. Look at the huge dead spot in the GOM.
Oh'well, who cares?
Time to plant some pumpkin seeds.
Worlds biggest pumpkin! Marco Island 2008.
On The Marcophile: Marco tales of a mistaken septic tank and tainted tomatoes
Posted on January 9 at 10:12 a.m.
Finally an answer to a question I asked long ago. Marco sewer, gravity or vacuum system? The answer is.............Gravity. Now everyone research what happens during a hurricane to coastal communities with gravity systems with lots of lift stations. Not Going to be pretty! I don't claim to know but for $140,000,000 maybe we could have upgraded to a vacuum system like most other coastal communities?
Oh wait, I forgot. This is not about whats good for Marco and good for the residents. It's about finding another source of revenue for the city.
Posted on December 31 at 2:13 p.m.
I like that sunken sail boat there. I hope it stays there a long time. There is another south of key wadin. I hope some more sink in the area. Ever notice it's always the sail boaters? They can't be the sharpest tools on the water.
On It’s unclear when Marco received OK to prosecute boat anchor restrictions
Posted on December 20 at 8:46 p.m.
This is all you people need to know:
This is how the entire city of Miami does business everyday. Like it or not people from Miami will make Naples/Marco West Miami in the near future. There is no land left in Dade county and home prices are still very high sending the want to be home owners here. So, my advice is this: learn spanish, take Miami business practices 101, change your last name to Rodriguez, Martinez, Dominguez, what ever, (changing last name optional, but proven to be beneficial) and you will be OK. Or, just move.
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Posted on May 29 at 2:36 p.m.
“Nutrient runoff from fertilizers and pet waste can cause levels of higher nutrients in the water acerbating algal bloom,” Richie said.
PET WASTE????????????????? The misinformation and stupidy of these people will never end. Wonder what happens when a Goliath Grouper takes a dump? What type of alge does that cause? How about a dolphin? Maybe that panther run over on 951 deserved it for causing the alge blooms.
Watch out people! soon they will take away your dogs, cats, gerbals, goldfish, or even your childs pet turtle.
On Algae blooms likely this week