Issue 31, July 31st
Last week I was honored to address one of our members serving in elected office as “Madame President.” Lori Boyer gave a fantastic presentation on the state of the city from her perspective, details on the proposed sales tax referendum, and potential opportunities once “the albatross” has been handled. Thinking back, I can’t recall the […]
Issue 30, July 24th
We took a break from our string of political programs last week to hear from one of our most respected community leaders, Hugh Greene President and CEO of Baptist Health. Hugh gave a nice update on Baptist overall as a whole, also highlighting they’re now the only locally controlled hospital system in NE FL. Much […]
Issue 29, July 17th
Last week we had a fantastic turnout for Charles McBurney’s final “Legislative Roundup” at SBMC. More than 70 people attended the meeting, and we had a few special surprises in store, check out our Facebook page for photographs. Melissa Nelson, candidate for State Attorney, was our “Candidate Spotlight” speaker and gave a fantastic presentation on […]
Issue 28, July 10th
I thought the Corey Vs. Shirk debate was tense, but MAN last week’s FL House District 16 debate had a fireworks display fitting Independence Day week!!! Once again SBMC is “in the news” for our Civic engagement of candidates for elected office, 2 links are listed below. Many thanks to Bill Bishop for coordinating the […]
Issue 27, July 3rd
Good morning and happy Fourth of July weekend! Am I the only one who finds it ironic, that a country from which we declared our independence 240 years ago tomorrow JUST voted for theirs??? I read a Washington Post article a few days ago which pointed out apparently the UK didn’t learn from the lesson […]
