Dan Massaro News Today

SILVERDALE, Wash. — The infants doctor visit was supposed to be a routine wellness check. Mother Emily Massaro had a list of questions, one of them about bluish gray marks

The pure evil that exists in the U.S. medical system was exposed to the whole world during the COVID scam, where novel new products were unleashed onto the public through "emergency orders" that ended up killing and maiming MILLIONS. But even before COVID, I have been warning the public about just how evil this medical system is for over 2 decades now, as I have called upon all true disciples of Jesus to leave this Satanic system that is the #1 cause of death in the U.S. when you add t...

SILVERDALE, Kitsap County — The infants doctor visit was supposed to be a routine wellness check. Mother Emily Massaro had a list of questions, one of them about bluish gray marks that looked …

DUNEDIN — Community Redevelopment Agency Director Bob Ironsmith was asked by a Local Planning Agency board member what downtown project he would choose if he could blink his eyes and

DUNEDIN — City officials continue to clear the way through annexation and zoning actions to move forward with plans of creating a nature park on the east end of town.

DUNEDIN — Talk of establishing a performing arts theater in the community took center stage during a City Commission discussion May 17 involving representatives of the Arts and Culture Advisory

DUNEDIN — City officials continue to evaluate plans for a new hotel for Toronto Blue Jays players thats proposed to be built on the south side of Causeway Boulevard.

City officials continue to take steps to clear the regulatory path for their goal of making the 43-acre Gladys Douglas Preserve a park.

DUNEDIN — City Commissioner Moe Freaney respects longtime Local Planning Agency member Dan Massaro so much she called the architect for his opinion on design issues involving the new city

DUNEDIN — As plans for the mixed-use Gateway development project make their way through the citys review process, some officials are eager for construction to begin. "Ive seen this project about three times now. Im tired of looking at on paper. I want to see it built," said Dan Massaro, vice chairman of the city’s Local Planning Agency. Other LPA members had similar comments April 14, such as that they are weary of seeing a dust bowl on the site, 4 acres of land at Main Street, Milwau...