Kristina Young, Program Director of the Smithsonian Institute Museum on Main Street, High Springs Water/Ways 2016 has requested help from many sources to assist in this valuable program for our community, so we are hopeful […]
The Santa Fe Springs protection Forum, sponsored by the Alachua County Dept. of Environmental Protection and organized and executed with perfect precision by Water Conservation Coordinator Stacie Greco, held the quarterly meeting today in downtown High […]
On Tuesday Sept. 21, 2015 in Trenton, Florida, OSFR Policy Director Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson was interviewed by Richard Gomez of WUFT, an NPR member of Public Radio at University of Florida. UF has been involved […]
They have had to do it again. Use legal action to make our lawmakers do their job. Michael Auslen of the Tampa Bay Times explains how Earth Justice, on behalf of environmental groups, is […]
We have said many times that Alachua County leaders have: wisdom, foresight, initiative, well-thought-out goals, intelligence and many other good qualities. Here is an example; thanks go to Stacie Greco, Kurt Seaburg, Kelsey Frost for […]
“Ethics, Faith & Water” Is the Subject of “Water Voices” on Sept. 14, 2015 The public is invited to “Ethics, Faith, and Water: A Confluence,” a free panel discussion/public conversation to be held 7-9 p.m. […]
It has been decided to postpone the Thursday river clean up because the heavy rains have turned the river dark, making it difficult to spot the trash. There has been talk of a few die-hards showing […]
The Gainesville Sun today, August 3 2015 has an article by Lloyd Dunkelberger relating the latest on the Amendment 1 issue. The Ocala Star Banner published a similar story on Sunday, Aug. 2 22015 […]
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