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It’s Time to Kill the One Stop Shop Deal

It’s Time to Kill the One Stop Shop Deal

by FTL Politics Editorial Board | May 4, 2025 | Giveaways, The Bloc

On Tuesday May 6, 2025, the Fort Lauderdale City Commission will be reviewing the status of the infamous One Stop Shop project as part of their conference agenda. Let’s be blunt: it’s time to kill this deal. Over three years ago, on March 15, 2022, the Commission...
Why I Started FTL Politics — And Why I’m Not Stopping

Why I Started FTL Politics — And Why I’m Not Stopping

by FTL Politics Editorial Board | May 1, 2025 | John Rodstrom III

Now that I’ve decided to formally step forward, I want to be crystal clear: I was never hiding. I started this editorial site because I was frustrated — angry at the direction of our city and the blatant disregard for our residents that emanates from some of our City...
Goodbye Basketball, Hello Pickleball

Goodbye Basketball, Hello Pickleball

by FTL Politics Editorial Board | Apr 29, 2025 | Giveaways

On January 9, 2024, the Fort Lauderdale City Commission did what they do best: give away another piece of our city. In a vote that centered around the conveyance of “air rights” for the Bahia Mar project — air rights, mind you, above public land — the...
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by FTL Politics Editorial Board | Apr 26, 2025 | Uncategorized

Not everything fits neatly into a category. Neither do we.
Fort Lauderdale on the Brink: Mismanaged, Maxed Out, and Unprepared

Fort Lauderdale on the Brink: Mismanaged, Maxed Out, and Unprepared

by FTL Politics Editorial Board | Apr 25, 2025 | The Bloc

If Fort Lauderdale’s budget were a household, it would be the kind of place where the lights are on thanks to maxed-out credit cards, the roof leaks because repairs were put off, and the furniture has been pawned for a quick fix. That’s what The Bloc, Mayor Dean...
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