Santa Fe River Clean-Up, Nov. 7 Volunteers Needed!
OSFR & CURRENT PROBLEMS RIVER CLEAN UP SAT NOV 7TH START AT 10AM / 27 BRIDGE SUPPLIES WHILE THEY LAST CAN BE HANDED OUT TO VOLUNTEERS AT 27 BRIDGE STARTING AT 10AM, also bring own […]
OSFR & CURRENT PROBLEMS RIVER CLEAN UP SAT NOV 7TH START AT 10AM / 27 BRIDGE SUPPLIES WHILE THEY LAST CAN BE HANDED OUT TO VOLUNTEERS AT 27 BRIDGE STARTING AT 10AM, also bring own […]
Alachua County regulations regarding irrigation have now been revised to allow a distinction between unincorporated parts of the county and cities and municipalities. There has been considerable disagreement among the various groups, and the revisions […]
The Haunt is taking final shape. Dark corners, scary shapes and bulges, mysterious creatures scurry and scratch darting hither and forth as one penetrates deeper into the depths, trying to find ones way through the […]
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 […]
Here is a reminder about the yard sale in which OSFR will participate on Oct. 3 in High Springs at the Woman’s Club. To all OSFR members and supporters – time to clean out home […]
The September ““Water Voices,” “Ethics, Faith, and Water: a Confluence,” with panelists Lucinda Merritt, Cynthia Barnett, Jim McFarlane, and Robert Ulanowicz, and moderated by Cathy Street, is now available on video made by Doug Jipson of Digitel […]
Coming to High Springs and hosted by the High Springs Historical Society, OSFR will participate in this exhibit. The non-profit will present an OSFR (Florida) Springs Tie Dye Kitchen Towel Lesson and there will be an OSFR […]
October is almost here and the Haunt now is. Although the framework and bones (pun intended) of the structure are sound, many hours of work remain. We are fast approaching the month of October […]
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