A Visit to the Land of the Capybaras
The October paddle Advisors/Directors took place on a beautiful October Sunday with great weather, led by our own river guide Lars Andersen, to an area of the Santa Fe much less used than most. What […]
The October paddle Advisors/Directors took place on a beautiful October Sunday with great weather, led by our own river guide Lars Andersen, to an area of the Santa Fe much less used than most. What […]
Our thanks go to Cris Costello and the Floridians Clean Water Declaration Campaign for dispersing this document to send to our EPA. Our Florida Department of Environmental Protection has become dysfunctional and has lost […]
The Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board met Oct. 11, 2016 at its regularly scheduled time in Live Oak headquarters. Of interest was the announcement of the North Florida Regional Water Supply Plan for […]
We will have a special session for our October board meeting on the 26th. Special guest speaker will be Whitey Markle of Sierra Club out of Gainesville, who will discuss the solar issue which will […]
OSFR President Pam Smith has circulated the following email: Dear OSFR Members, You are invited to participate as water activists in the upcoming CLEAN WATER RALLY When: Saturday, October 29th, 2016 Time: Noon […]
How often have we said –“Sorry, I wanted to call but I didn’t have time.” Maybe you actually did want to contact your friend/acquaintance but pressing things continued to present themselves. What you are […]
Riding on the assumption that the Bradford County commissioners were not aware of the monumental poison-water leak by Mosaic into the aquifer, your historian today traveled to Starke to fill them in. He gave a […]
Special visitors from the water management district were present at the regular board meeting on Sept.28 at Rum 138, OSFR headquarters. Darrell Smith, Agriculture Director and Noah Valenstein, Executive Director for the district were both […]
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