OSFR Undergoes Major Changes
A sell-out crowd attended the OSFR annual meeting on Friday. No vacant chairs. The reception was nice, thanks to Pam Blasetti, Rhonda Long, Merrillee, Patty Street, Lori Lang, Mackinsey Shipeck and I’m sure others of […]
River-Users & SFR Landowners, Important Message & Video
This video tape was made on Memorial Day weekend, 2015, by David Brown, property owner on the Santa Fe River near the confluence with the Ichetucknee River. OSFR is sharing it in the interest of […]
Reminder for OSFR Annual Membership Meeting, Friday June 26 2015
Come to Rum 138 on Friday at 6:30 for our reception, enjoy our food and fellowship, and then attend the membership meeting immediately following. If you are not a member, come out, talk to us, learn […]
Second and Final Public Input on River Rules Changes
The FWC has distributed the following email which describes a public input meeting where we can express our opinion about vessel speed during flood periods. OSFR has written about its position in an earlier post on […]
Empty Promises
Tallahassee decision makers have followed their own narrow opinions and cut out the funds allocated by Amendment 1, thus ignoring the will of the Florida voters. Nathan Crabbe tells the sad story in the Gainesville […]
Education – Information – Advocation
Education is the issue at the Florida Association of Counties‘ 2015 Annual Conference in Ponte Vedra June 16-19. The anti-fracking Coalition rented a table for the length of the conference. Yesterday OSFR president Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, […]
John Moran/Eternal Springs Project —Message For Blue Springs
John Moran/Eternal Springs Project has given OSFR permission to use his incredible images in this post to remind us all that Friday is the deadline to submit opinion to the Acquisition Council for the purchase […]
Northern Neighbors Who Out-Manage Our Managers
On Monday June 15 representatives of OSFR and sister organization Save Our Suwannee made the trip north to Douglas, Georgia to attend the meeting of the Suwannee Satilla Regional Water Planning Council. The meeting was […]
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