I've got some news to share with you here about the election for the vacant City Commission seats-to-be in Hallandale Beach and Ft. Laudedale come November.
First, the qualifying period in Hallandale Beach will be December 3rd-5th.
The election in both cities will be held on Tuesday January 15th.
The election in Ft. Lauderdale will be for the remainder of the term of Charlotte Rodstrom's
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Showing posts with label John Rodstrom. Show all posts
January 15th will be election day in Hallandale Beach and Ft. Lauderdale for the vacated City Commission seats of Keith London and Charlotte Rodstrom, as he runs for Mayor and she runs for Broward County Commission in November
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Above, looking NW at the Broward County Government HQ at 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. January 3, 2012 photo by South Beach Hoosier.
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Above, 4300 N.W. 36th Street, ak.a. Lauderdale Lakes City Hall -where the 'funny business' happened that's left taxpayers holding the bag.
Chaz Stevens provides a most useful and meaty primer for Broward County mayor John Rodstrom -and you, the curious reader- to be brought up to speed on the latest news re the City of Lauderdale Lakes' financial sleight-of-hand, which has
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