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Special Presentation

October 26, 2009


 

FLORIDA HOMETOWN DEMOCRACY
in association with
The Martin County Consensus, Inc.

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Lesley Blackner
Environmental Activist and Attorney
Founder, Florida Hometown Democracy
Founder, Floridians for Environmental Accountability & Reform

and

Nathaniel Reed
Chairman Emeritus & Founder of 1000 Friends of Florida
Former Assistant Secretary of the US Department of the Interior
Vice-chairman of the Everglades Foundation
Chairman of the Commission on Florida’s Environmental Future


Monday, October 26
6:00 PM
at the
Armstrong Wing of the Blake Library
2351 SE Monterey Road
Stuart

Open to the public & free of charge

 

Hometown Democracy Webpage
(click on link)

 

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U.S. Attorney for the Southern District
 ALEX ACOSTA

 Monday - March 23 – 6 PM

 Blake Library
Armstrong Wing

 Mark your calendar so you don't miss this important presentation.


Mr. Alex Acosta, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District,
 will present an update on Corruption and Honest Services Fraud.

Presented by
 Consensus Inc. Board of Directors
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Dr. Tom Fullman, Chairman
Bill Summers, President
Linda Grand, Secretary
Myra Galoci, Treasurer
Dave Shore
Joe Florio
Chester Edwards
Ken Haines

 

 

 

March 20, 2008

Our luncheon with Guest Speaker Alex Acosta,

US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, was a great success.

 

To see the press reports on the event click on the picture below

 

 

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*ATTENTION CITIZENS OF MARTIN COUNTY*

July 14, 2008

Blake Library - Armstrong Room
5pm - Supervisor of Elections - Outreach Presentation
6pm - Presentation by the Sarasota Group
 

The Martin County Consensus, Inc. will present a forum by "Citizens for Sensible Growth", a Sarasota group, on July 14, 6:00 PM at the Blake Library, Armstrong Room.

"Citizens for Sensible Growth" is the group on Florida's west coast that is fast becoming a role model for citizens' initiatives to control growth in Florida.

One of the Sarasota group's ballot initiatives won voter approval by 71 percent. This requires a super majority to approve any amendment to the county's growth plan which would add density or intensity.

Representatives from the Martin County Consensus, Inc met with Citizens for Sensible Growth on Friday, June 20, and it was agreed they will come to Martin County  on July 14  to explain to interested persons how the group was successful in getting control of the unbridled growth in Sarasota County.

The July 14th forum is open to the public. We urge those organizations and individuals interested in maintaining our quality of life in Martin County to attend this forum.

At 5:00 PM on the same date, July 14, the Martin County Consensus, Inc will present the Martin County Supervisor of Elections, Vickie Davis, with her community outreach program which assists residents with registering to vote, changing party affiliation as well as the operation of the new voting machines.