A large crowd attended the University of Florida’s forum on climate change, held in the Bob Graham Center in Pugh Hall this evening, Aug. 30, 2016. The forum presented a conversation about sea level rise, […]
Although our main interest is the Santa Fe River, it does behoove us to some degree to keep tabs on the actions of our neighboring water district, given that they serve the same boss, and […]
Good news here and hopefully more cities and groups will follow suit. No one with any sense or concern for human health or well-being can approve the actions of the flawed Environmental Regulation Committee (ERC,) […]
The final presentation of Water/Ways lecture series took place the evening of Aug. 24, 2016 at the High Springs New Century Woman’s Club. The program was the PowerPoint program “Water Works: Stand Up and Act […]
When it comes to Sabal Trail, the smell of corruption is not just in Tallahassee, but all the way to Washington. Put on your gas mask and try to get through the following article by […]
A huge mural of a map of the extent of the Santa Fe River now has come to life on a wall in downtown High Springs. On the east wall of the Adventure Outpost building, […]
As communications coordinator for Paddle Florida, Jill Lingard of Gainesville is the spokesperson for this very active group which travels Florida’s byways and waterways by kayak and canoe. Jill is also president of the Florida […]
Kim Ross of ReThink Energy has sent the following reminder: Early voting has begun in Florida! In light of this, we’d like to remind you to vote YES on 4 and why it’s so […]
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