With election season upon us, our mailboxes, text messages, and social media have become inundated with puff pieces telling us to support a certain candidate or, worse, attacking another candidate.
With 41 years of experience working with local government, Stuart Michelson is by far the most qualified candidate to serve on the City Commission.
OPINION: After much debate at the previous commission and budget meeting, the commission agreed upon a tentative 7.2 millage rate with a 3-2 vote..
By Sallie James Civility, fiscal responsibility, and a genuine desire to move city business forward are qualities that are hard to find on the Tamarac Commission. Looking for a circus? No Big Top or elephants are needed here. The clown car unloads at Tamarac City Hall every other week when Commissioners take their seats on […]
Currently, the five city commissioners each receive a monthly lump payment of $700 as a car allowance.
The qualifying period for the 2022 elections is right around the corner and If interested candidates miss this opportunity, they’ll need to wait until 2024.
In our recent opinion piece Putting Tougher Restrictions On Overnight Parking in Tamarac by Commissioner Marlon Bolton…
This past Wednesday, my colleagues and I contemplated putting tougher restrictions on parking on city streets. Let me shed some light on how this piece of legislation work.
Mike Gelin wanted his fellow commissioners to approve a $300,000 deal to conduct a “disparity study” of Tamarac’s business dealings…
Congressional candidate Dale Holness claims Tamarac Commissioner Elberg Mike Gelin made a campaign contribution with a worthless check, Federal records show.
The news has been unfavorable for Vice Mayor“ Mike “Executives Don’t Do the Dirty Work” Gelin, especially coverage of his questionable behavior on the dais.
Marlon Bolton told his Facebook followers he was “Fighting for our residents today in Tallahassee…lobbying for State Dollars to come to our city.”
City of Tamarac officials and Commissioner Marlon Bolton refuse to say how Dwight M.Moment, Sr. picked up a $3,000…
As the city investigates the corruption allegations, Bolton gaslights his constituents with cheerful thank you notes to newspapers writing about his exploits
A fake news website started by an aide to Broward County Commissioner Dale Holness just unleashed a nasty anti-Semitic smear…
As a resident adjacent to the Woodlands, I hope that the vote will be “no” for the proposed construction of a multitude of homes.
The Woodlands was a wonderful, prestigious place where people were once proud to live. Unfortunately, we are now sliding further away from that prime the community once had as each day passes,
Soil and groundwater testing conducted at the direction of 13th Floor shows that the soil and groundwater on the Woodlands Golf Course property is contaminated with arsenic….
It took little more than 12 hours for The Tamarac Post to rename a page highlighting the author of recent stories attacking the political rivals of Tamarac Commissioner Marlon Bolton.
Sure, Tamarac Commissioner Marlon Bolton is the pastor of the Praise Experience Worldwide Outreach Church…
Income from Mike Gelin’s insurance benefits company increased nearly 400 percent since becoming a Tamarac Commissioner three years ago, official disclosure forms show.
The 2022 elections may only be a year away, but if you are even considering running for a seat on the Tamarac city commission
The Athenian Oath is nothing more than vaguely promising to be a “good citizen,” and I believe Commissioner Bolton is trying to placate residents
I’ve been watching city commission meetings in Tamarac for ten years, and I’ve never seen them so out of hand.
Renaming city streets should only be taken after if the leader or activist has a stellar background. The Tamarac city commission will decide…
Tamarac interim city attorney Hans Ottinot just can’t seem to stay out of trouble. The latest antics are featured in another Herald Article dated February 23, 2021,
I am a long-time resident of Tamarac. I have made Tamarac my home, and my business is located here.
I’m a 30-year-old Democratic state representative from Broward County. It’s no surprise that as a Democrat, I represent one of Florida’s most progressive enclaves.
Two years before Elvin Villalobos moved to Tamarac from Miami, he had a life-changing experience.
First and foremost, Tamarac Talk’s mission is to bring the community together, and for that reason, we have endorsed political candidates only one other time in 2014.
