September 15, 2011
To the Editor: Thank you for your most informative articles: especially the ones regarding Politics. I would appreciate it if you would be so kind as to send my comments/opinions to Jeffrey Bradley the producer of the following article: September 8, 2011 Urban Beach Week Meet Sharia Law is very accurate when related to the [...]
September 1, 2011
To the Editor: After reading the column by Jeffery Bradley in the Sunpost August 11th edition I do want to say concerning Decobikes that I was recently for a week in Washington, DC and observed that in the District there is a similar bike service and the bikes have NO advertising on them. These bikes [...]
September 1, 2011
To the Editor: Your article on The Miami Beach Town Hall Meeting really described this event. It was like, “we saw behind the curtain” and it was not a very pretty sight. It was rather deceiving as to the real purpose of the meeting. There was no freedom of speech in this Town Hall meeting [...]
August 18, 2011
To the Editor: Reference: Anne Newport Royall News “Tuesday Morning Breakfast Club: Leggo My Peggo” August 11, 2011 The article that Anne Newport Royall has provided to we, members or attendants of the Tuesday Morning Breakfast Club, is interesting and reveals important parts of our getting together; very true indeed, but I would like to present [...]
September 30, 2010
To the Editor: Kudos to Miami Beach Commissioners Tobin, Weithorn and Wolfson for having the backbone to stand up and vote no on the obscene increase in property taxes passed by the other four commissioners. When will the City Commission, the City Administration and the people of this city wake up and come to grips [...]
September 30, 2010
To the Editor: How can we possibly pay more for property tax? I ask you, are we not paying enough? At some point, someone has to say “NO”. Thank God it finally happened. I applaud Tobin, Wolfson and Weithorn for finally speaking for the people of Mimi Beach and saying a resounding “NO” to raising [...]
September 23, 2010
To the Editor: “Parking spots reborn for a day”, (Miami Herald, Sept 18, by Andres Viglucci) is another demonstration that Miami ranks dead last in park space and our position sank further during our recent building boom. Why? Because the last Mayor and Commission failed to charge the proper impact fees for parks on new [...]
September 23, 2010
To the Editor: This is a very good ruling, and long, long overdue. There are so many children in Miami that need good homes, who are we to say that two men or two women cannot provide that loving and nurturing home? The realtity is, we have a high divorce rate and many children of [...]
August 26, 2010
For the past 75 years, Miami Beach High School football team plays all their games at the football stadium in Flamingo Park, Miami Beach. NOT Maurice Gibb Memorial Park.
The football stadium has already been funded and a master plan approved to undergo a $1.2M renovation. This renovation includes an $800,000 artificial turf field. So where the hell do you get off saying the football team is “forgotten”.
July 8, 2010
Any upcoming discussion in FL about medical cannabis should be based on science not myth or morality. Patients Out of Time, authorized by the ANA and AMA, has been providing MD’s and RN’s accredited clinical cannabis education since 2000. Please see medicalcannabis.com.
We educate health care professionals about clinical cannabis use while “the media” reports that there is a debate about therapeutic cannabis credibility. Not so. As an example the ANA has stated that all US nurses must be educated about medicinal cannabis use.
May 27, 2010
What follows is an email I sent to one of my neighbors that called me this morning wondering why she had endure a trash filled and ill kept city park; Maurice Gibb Park here in Sunset Harbour. In full disclosure I ran for city commission in 2007 and lost to DeedeWeithorn.
May 6, 2010
To the Editor: Frank DelVecchio was singled out in Mr. Branham-Bailey’s diatribe “Grumpy Old Farts, Get Over It!”. Apparently Mr. Branham-Bailey hasn’t seen the YouTube video (or he might be grumpy too), or your recent cover story about Mr. DelVecchio’s pro bono efforts that resulted in a $145 million dollar savings to the City of [...]