Fed funds frozen; City bucks flowing. The ‘no parking’ sign returns.

Can we find common ground at Hidden Beach?

What can we learn from Lake City Beach Park?

Have you been swimming at a wetland all these years? Experts weigh in.

When conflicts over public rights-of-way are settled (as was the case in 2012 with the removal of a hedge on Waterway 1) everyone breathes easier.

The proposal smartly gets us out of the quagmire.

The proposal could allow us all to return to the peace and quiet of the Hidden Beach we’ve known for decades.

City Council Member, Joy Hollingsworth, met with the public about the plan to improve Hidden Beach.

Our plan centers the entry point, relieving pressure to the north. Parking goes to the street. The park gets greener.

Private security at Hidden Beach. We’ve seen this movie before!

Hidden Beach regulars lined up along the 110ft public boundary to illustrate the encroachments to the north and south.

No parking on the dance floor — or Hidden Beach, for that matter.

Pinnacle Explorations Outdoor Group is hosting a lemonade stand at The Arboretum this Friday, Aug 22.

Musical chairs at a magical beach.

The driveway referred to by the southern homeowners’ attorney was installed, not inherited.

Parks are for people not pavement.

A modest gravel “historical driveway” is compared to an application for a pavement driveway over public land.

The public is 94.25% in favor of the proposal. Pat yourselves on the back!

Comments from property owners that make you go “huh.”

Pruning gets dicey at Hidden Beach! The good news: we’re ready for our next wave of growth.

151 positive comments (and one not-so-positive). GO TEAM!