OSFR Transitions
President Mike Roth. What looks something like a fruit jar of “shine” belongs to the vice president and is not his. OSFR transitioned through important states last night, Jan. 24, 2018, growing ever stronger, […]
Victory For The Wetlands And Aquifer!
After six hours of waiting and listening to public comments, the wise leaders of Alachua County voted four to one to an amendment to the county’s Water Quality Code. The amendment was proposed because of […]
Union County Extends Moratorium For One Year
Union County commissioners spoke loudly and clearly tonight, Jan. 16, 2018, and what they said is that they do not want a phosphate mine in their county. They unanimously voted to extend the […]
Anniversary Celebration at Amigos Dive Center
Amigos Dive Center is aptly named, as it is hard to visit the shop without becoming amigos with Wayne, Earl, or others who are there. Amigos is no ordinary dive shop as becomes apparent when […]
“Constitution’s Petition For Declaratory Order Is Denied….” FERC.
Yes, for whatever reason it seems that FERC has found some co..ourage to show some independence. Here is the bottom line on it’s latest ruling on the Constitution Pipeline: The Commission orders: Constitution’s petition […]
Tues. Jan. 16, 2018—–Important Meeting in Union County
This is the final vote on the moratorium extension and will take place at 15 NE 1st Street, Lake Butler, FL 32054 | (386) 496-4241). This is the regular meeting place of the board of […]
Coastal waters threaten Florida’s historic resources
* The series in the Gainesville Sun about rising oceans continues in the Sunday, Jan.8, 2018 edition. This is much more than just about water flooding streets– there are many different ramifications. Comments by […]
A Cold but Great Iche Nippy Dip 2018
Yes it was cold, but no one complained, and once the initial plunge was past, it was totally exhilarating. Recent previous cold days may have played a role in the low attendance this year, […]
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