Happy news for our aquifer and water supply in North Florida. We are glad to see a worthwhile project come to fruition. And since this project does not directly threaten any agricultural endeavor or […]
Lawn fertilizer restrictions are great and kudos to Ace Hardware for taking fertilizer off the shelves during the summer months. Now we need agricultural fertilizer restrictions, but that is a more difficult issue. But restrictions […]
Hats off to the Inverness City Council who unanimously voted to draft a resolution for a NO BUILD option on the proposed Northern Turnpike Extension. Some municipalities were too timid and unsure of their power […]
Thanks to Stacie Greco for her years of work to help protect the Santa Fe River. She has been a driving force in a local government agency for fixing our water problems. She has been […]
High Springs residents are quite aware of frequent past water issues and so may be interested in the following article. The city has roughly one and a half million which must be spent […]
Unlike the timid and intimidated commissioners in Marion County, the members of the Dunnellon City Council are not afraid to wield their power to control their destiny. They see the boondoggle that the FDOT is […]
Changing out our politicians is one solution to Florida’s water problems, even though it is a very slow and unpredictable process. The new guide to political candidates and their association with polluters should […]
The following press release comes from the Alachua Conservation Trust: ACT helps secure Santa Fe Canoe Outpost for the City of High Springs November 22, 2021 Gainesville, Florida – Early this month, Alachua Conservation Trust […]
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