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Great turnout Monday night at Sardi Peruvian Cuisine for another Meet the Candidate Monday. Thank you to Juan Marroquin – terrific volunteer and friend – for pulling it all together, and to owners Sophia and James for the wonderful food. Good to see Wilton Drive reflecting more of South Florida’s diversity. Plenty of neighbors heard…
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Supporting good friends and local theater—what could be better? Had such a great time at Not So Grim Fairy Tales at Lesbian Thespians. There’s nothing better than showing up for friends while celebrating the creativity and talent in our own community! Bravo Carol Wartenberg and Fay Albernas.
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Woke up today feeling fantastic! Wilton Station was standing room only yesterday morning. I got to sit with neighbors, hear what’s actually on their minds, and talk through real ways to help – not from a podium, just across a table. That’s the job as I see it: show up, listen first, then get to…
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Stop #1 of Meet the Candidate Mondays is officially in the books. Last night, The Eagle opened its doors for a great crowd of neighbors who showed up with real questions and stuck around for real answers. No podium, no script, just Angel talking with the people who live here. One thing that stuck with…
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Reminder – Mark Your Calendar for Monday – Come See me at The Eagle. No podium. No script. Just Angel, on the Drive, ready to listen. Starting September 14th, I’m hitting a new spot on the Drive every Monday – The Eagle, Sardi Peruvian Cuisine, Wilton Art Works, LIT, and building up to a moderated…
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Meet The Candidate Mondays
I will be at different locations on the Drive every Monday until the Town Hall at Gray Box Theater, October 12th, at 6:00 PM.
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Grateful to MIAMI REALTORS® and RWorld for their endorsement and for believing in what we can accomplish together for Wilton Manors.
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Wilton’s Angels Canvassing in West Wilton Manors
There is an undeniable magic to pulling on a comfortable pair of walking shoes, grabbing a clipboard and a stack of flyers, and hitting the pavement for an afternoon of door-to-door canvassing. Canvassing is where democracy happens at human scale. It is one of the most fulfilling, grounded, and unexpectedly joyful ways to get involved…
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