WTF, NYC?

Absolutely unacceptable. 

As the New York Post reported this morning, the New York Marathon was cancelled days ago, but the generators, food, water, and other supplies still sit unused and inaccessible to those impacted by Hurricane Sandy:

Tonight: Re-election Campaign Kickoff for Winter Park Mayor Ken Bradley

Ken Bradley has been a great mayor for Winter Park and is running for reelection. He's earned my endorsement, and you should come meet him tonight from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at Hot Olives, 601 South New York Ave., in downtown Winter Park.

Map and more event details here

As always, you can find this and lots of other great events at the "Events" tab at the top right of this website.

Campaign Kickoff to Re-elect Winter Park Mayor Ken Bradley

Winter Park Mayor Ken Bradley is kicking off his re-election campaign next week. I proudly supported him in his first run for office in 2009, and I'm happy to endorse his reelection. Bradley deeply cares about Winter Park and has established himself as a tough advocate for fiscally conservative principles.


The election will be January 31, 2012, the same day as Florida's presidential primary. This decision to have the election on that day is saving the taxpayers about $30,000 (see what I mean about being a fiscal conservative?).

Here's all the details for for the campaign kickoff:

Repairs to Lake Eola Fountain almost complete

Orlando's iconic Lake Eola Fountain, pictured on the official city seal, was damaged by a lightning strike in 2009.

After some wrangling with the insurance company and debates over how the fountain should be repaired and upgraded, the work is finally almost done and should be complete in time for the city's July 4th celebration.

Mike Synan at Fox35 covered the story, including some humorous segments with Mayor Buddy Dyer helping with some of the repair work himself. (Wow, those city budget cuts are rough, huh?)


MyFoxOrlando | Lake Eola repairs close to complete

As an Orlando native, it brings me a lot of pride to see a hometown landmark restored. Can't wait to see the completed fountain!