Monthly Archives: September 2011

Dear SIB residents, Sunny Isles Beach residents deserve better than to be represented by a Commissioner with unclean hands.  Please contact Governor Rick Scott and ask him to support the people by insisting on Aelion’s resignation.  To E-mail the Governor, please go to:   http://www.flgov.com/contact-gov-scott/email-the-governor/ If … Continue reading →

(Summary) Isaac Aelion pleaded no contest before Miami-Dade County Judge Cristina Miranda to one count of making an illegal cash expenditure, one count of failing to report a campaign contribution and one count of failing to report a campaign expenditure, … Continue reading →

Este articulo se puede leer en :  http://www.elnuevoherald.com/2011/08/31/1015075/condenan-a-comisionado-de-sunny.html?story_link=email_msg Un comisionado de Sunny Isles Beach fue condenado a un año de libertad condicional, una multa de $4,000 y 35 horas de servicio comunitario el martes por irregularidades en su campaña electoral … Continue reading →

(SUMMARY) — April 21, 2011 Federal prosecutors indicted Isaac Feldman and 14 other Eastern Europeans last Friday with engineering one of the most spectacular frauds in the Magic City’s long history of strange crimes. They allegedly set up six Potemkin … Continue reading →

Isaac Aelion is not alone in his legal troubles.  Former Candidate Isaac Feldman has also made headlines for his alleged involvement in a criminal organization.  According to the FBI press release at http://www.fbi.gov/miami/press-releases/2011/mm041511a.htm, Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney for … Continue reading →

A picture is worth a thousand words.  Aelion and Feldman give two thumbs up as Aelion proudly announced Feldman’s endorsement in the run-off. 

Please visit http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/General+News/102372/Saving-Congregation-Bnai-Zion—The-War-Between-The-Shul-%26-The-Mayor.html and read about Rabbi Lankry’s efforts to prevent the City of Sunny Isles Beach from designating Temple B’Nai Zion a historical site.  Such a designation would place many unwanted restrictions that would negatively impact its growth.  That is probably … Continue reading →