Great News! Planning Commission Just Says NO to CEMEX!
Maxine Connor of the Citrus County League of Women Voters has sent the following great news, from Neighbors Against Mining. If you go to this link, you will see that the residents opposing […]
Maxine Connor of the Citrus County League of Women Voters has sent the following great news, from Neighbors Against Mining. If you go to this link, you will see that the residents opposing […]
Songwriters can share their musical skills and help raise money for a good cause—the Santa Fe River, springs and aquifer—by participating in the 8th annual Songwriting Contest, being held March 25, 2018. The winner will […]
Throughout the month of March and into April, the Santa Fe River will get some much-needed attention thanks to Our Santa Fe River, a North Florida nonprofit organization producing RiverFest 2018. The formerly one-day event […]
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, […]
Thanks to John Quarterman and Deanna and Chris Mericle for attending this meeting and asking these questions. My guess is that PCS (excuse me, Nutrien) is not used to the public asking questions about their […]
The phosphate industry in Florida has a long history of accidents, environmental destruction and bankruptcy, leaving behind millions in liabilities that taxpayers have had to clean up, according to Jim Tatum of Fort […]
The notice about the water district meeting in High Springs on Thursday, Jan. 18, 20018 was run in the Gainesville Sun, written by Cindy Swirko. (sorry, they did not make a link available) Comments by […]
The Following is from SRWMD. Posted on: January 12, 2018 Improved Flood Forecasting For Santa Fe River Residents LIVE OAK, FLA., Jan. 12, 2018 – The Suwannee River Water Management District (District), in partnership with […]
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