On March 31st at 8:30pm people around the world will shut off their lights for one hour as a symbolic gesture that they want “something” done about climate change. During that same hour… Read More
It’s the last Friday of the month and you know what that means. Oh. You don’t? Well, it means that there will be a town-wide gathering at the Marina tonight. It’s a chance… Read More
I don’t know about you, but I don’t want just anyone at the wheel when I’m in the car. There’s a lot riding on who’s in the driver’s seat. And that goes for… Read More
There’s drama and intrigue in Lake Park, and I’m not referring to any town meetings. Thanks to George Tanguay, we have been provided a dramatic vista of our town via the eye-popping images… Read More
The one night only presentation of “Monumental, In Search of America’s National Treasure” is being shown at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Tuesday, March 27th. Click on this image for the Blaze article about the… Read More
One of our readers, George Tanguay, has obliged my request for images and sent in some fabulous Marina-view photographs. I will likely post more of them throughout the course of the week. Once… Read More
This recording, which is a 1996 reworking of an essay Paul Harvey penned in 1964, has been making the rounds this week. You may have heard it before or even again this week,… Read More
This free event begins at 11:00 and goes until 8:00 tonight. Prize winning food, vendors and fun for the kids. Come and enjoy a beautiful day on Park Avenue in Lake Park. A… Read More
It has come to my attention (unfortunately too late) that I misstated the commission meeting time yesterday on the blog. Clearly, I am not to be trusted. Actually, I did get it right… Read More
Alright, so it’s the agenda that’s jam-packed and not a car packed full of fun and heading on a vacation to the beach. But, We. Can. Dream. Right? Okay, wake up already! We… Read More
This Saturday, March 24th, in the Business District of Lake Park on Park Avenue, the Florida BBQ Challenge will get underway for the public at 11:00 a.m. and will last until 8:00 p.m.… Read More
Written by Jim Lloyd I married a gal 38 years ago whose maiden name was Gallagher. She was one of 10 siblings (5 boys, 5 girls), and from that day to this, St.… Read More
I didn’t get the news about the boil water order that Seacoast imposed until late yesterday. It was originally expected to be in effect through Sunday. If you were privy to that information… Read More
Written by Jim Lloyd Just got word last week that a favorite Aunt of mine passed on. She was my Dad’s younger sister, Helen, affectionately known as “Honey” in the family. Her passing… Read More
If you’ve ever changed a typewriter ribbon, you are an old fart. If there was only one fat kid in your class, you are an old fart. If you think “Occupy” is a… Read More
Written by Jim Lloyd Well, here we go again. (Don’t you know you never begin an essay with “well”?) In the last few days I’ve read articles on judges in this “land of… Read More
I’m updating The Street Where You Live with a new layout. Please be patient with the process as some things maybe be out of whack here and there while I figure out the… Read More
I’ll be the first to admire a beautiful day and glory in it. I relish the coming of a fresh and settled morning, especially after a night of wind and rain beating outside… Read More
