All interested persons are welcome to attend this meeting.
Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum.
-A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back-
Task Force Meeting on Valdosta Sewage Problem
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OSFR Historian, Jim,
Many thanks for posting information regarding the Jan. 24th meeting of the Middle & Lower Suwannee River & Withlacoochee River Task Force. I will be sharing this information with members of two FL local discussion groups. Hopefully, the Jan. 24th meeting will be well attended. Also, it is hoped that the important conversation regarding sewage spills of the City of Valdosta, will be addressed in productive, improved ways for January 2019…..and beyond.