What if the governor targets Wilton Manors? What if the governor removes city commissioners? What if he tries to appoint his people and impose his will?
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A busted sewage pipe is never good news, especially for a bar. There’s also no reasonable way to delay repairs. So when Ramrod faced this situation, they had to close for four days. Patrons had to find a new spot for a few nights and staff had to rebudget their finances.
Don D’Arminio is seen everywhere. Ribbon cuttings, neighborhood socials, out with friends, and, of course, sitting on the dais in the Wilton Manors city commission chamber. Much of his work there is unseen, but is felt throughout the city. Now he is running for a second term.
“I’m flabbergasted.” Those are the words of Wilton Manors Mayor Scott Newton about a property owner’s request for more time to address code violations.
Dark clouds loomed but kept their distance as residents of Wilton Manors dined, drank, and celebrated their community. They were at Mickel Park for the Neighborhood Spring Social of the Westside Association of Wilton Manors.
It’s been about seven years in the making and all signs point to a long planned project finally being implemented. During the city commission meeting on April 14, Wilton Manors City Manager Leigh Ann Henderson announced that new wayfinding signs are arriving and should be in place in time for Stonewall Pride.
Is Wilton’s next hot spot here? Maybe. Next Bar & Lounge held its soft opening last week and the community reviews are pretty positive thus far.
What if…? That’s the question city commissioners are asking as the state government gets increasingly heavy-handed. A new, extreme anti-DEI law leaves elected officials exposed if they approve anything that could be considered diverse, equitable, or inclusive.
From finances to civic engagement, dark clouds are gathering over Florida cities. Wilton Manors could find itself at the center of the storm through no fault of its own.
Some type of change is coming to Wilton Manors parking program. What it will entail is becoming increasingly clear. But who will run it? That’s still an open question.
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- Local Budgets at Risk? How Florida’s Property Tax Reform Could Reshape City Funding
- Wilton Manors Dealing With Dilapidated Houses | WATCH
- Wilton Manors Unveils Rainbow Bike Racks
- Wilton Weighs In On Alibi Plaza Redevelopment | WATCH
- Wilton Manors Renews Commitment to Early Childhood Education With $4,240 Contribution
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