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Would-be Jailbird Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard’s Fate Going To Voters Before Jurors

Would-be Jailbird Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard’s Fate Going To Voters Before Jurors

by Jose Lambiet | Aug 28, 2018

The prospect of jail time for incumbent Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard is hanging over today’s primary election in Stuart.Heard, who was accused of messing with Florida’s constitutionally-guaranteed government in the sunshine and is facing a trial in December,...
Did Environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla Try To Hide Assets After $4.4 Million-Judgement?

Did Environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla Try To Hide Assets After $4.4 Million-Judgement?

by Jose Lambiet | Aug 1, 2018

South Florida environmentalist Maggy Hurchalla’s bank accounts were examined with a fine-toothed comb yesterday in a Martin County circuit court in the first of what’s expected to be series of hearings to determine how Hurchalla is going to pay for a $4.4...
Would-be Jailbird Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard’s Fate Going To Voters Before Jurors

Martin County Election: With Criminal Trial Pending, Sarah Heard’s Fundraising Lags Far Behind!

by Jose Lambiet | Jul 9, 2018

What’s a politician to do while awaiting trial on criminal charges? If you are Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard … you double down and run for reelection! Last month, Heard filed for a fifth term as commissioner of District 4, which covers the affluent area of...

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