Chris Mericle of WWALS has sent President Smith the following invitation. As you can see, this invitation is one of the many benefits of membership in OSFR. Pam, WWALS has monthly outings usually paddling our […]
Preparations are well underway and on-going at the site of the Haunt for 2015. Eleven walls were skinned yesterday, Sunday, and some horrible things were done to some creatures or dolls or something? By What? […]
The Santa Fe River Springs Protection Forum met on Friday, July 24 at the Alachua Branch of the Alachua County Library. Four speakers presented topics of interest to a full house with no empty seats. […]
President Pam Smith jumped into the stressful world of advocacy today in Palatka when she, along with multiple OSFR members attended the monumental and disasterous official approval of a massive cattle industry near Silver […]
All the photos shown here were taken within the past year The changing of the guard at Our Santa Fe River has come and gone with nary a missed heartbeat. Our new president Pam Smith […]
Activities have begun to get the Haunt presentable for its big moment in time, which arrives next October. First of all, the venue has been secured, the old video rental next to Subway and the […]
Suzette Cook of Alachua County Today has excellent coverage of the huge rally Saturday on Hwy 441 near I-75. OSFR President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson is featured as leader of the very vocal, visible and enthusiastic crowd of […]
In May the second and final testing of the wells for nitrates in the area immediately around Poe Springs will occur. Dr. Rick Copeland of Aquifer Watch recently sent out the letter of instructions to […]
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