Thank goodness for people like Commissioner Victoria Siplin of Orange County who listen to their constituents, an all-too rare thing in Florida politics. Optimistic it is, that we are seeing the will of the people […]
“It’s the biggest issue we have, but it’s not a crisis,” These words from a local politician reflect the mindset which is the very reason we most certainly do have a crisis, and that […]
Sandy, the events planner and water paddle leader par excellence, has announced the following. Bear in mind that we have had many successful paddles, with, I believe ,about 100 percent rate of satisfaction. I’m pretty […]
A more beautiful day than Sunday, Nov. 20, to go on the river would be hard to imagine. A totally cloudless sky, cool fall weather with colorful autumn foliage and crystal clear water were made […]
Alys Daly, spokeswoman for Florida Power & Light, states that the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy pushes “anti-consumer” solar regulations. This is false information. The power companies want anti-consumer regulations, and spent millions […]
Probably all those who care even a little know by now that the rich and powerful energy companies were unable to fool the Florida voters, even though they tried really hard. Following the rampant sleeze […]
Florida Amendment 1 — SolarEnergy Subsidies and PersonalSolar Use — Results: Rejected By The New York Times Nov. 8, 2016, 9:02 PM ET Answer Votes Pct. Yes 4,285,976 51.0% No 4,121,914 49.0 […]
Mary Ellen Klas has written the following article in the Tampa Bay Times which reveals more about the trickery of the language on the ballot for Amendment 1. Read the original article here. Comments by […]
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