Editorial: Save Florida’s shreds of growth control
* We are with Ken Cornell in saying those roads are long way from being built. The developers, asphalt pavers and tree ripper-outers better not spend their money yet, as it is not going to […]
Bradford Commissioners Hear Mosley’s Letter–
Cathy Still reads Carol Mosley’s letter to the commissioners. At the Bradford commissioners’ meeting on June 3, 2019, Cathy Still read a letter from Carol Mosley asking hard questions of them regarding their alleged improper […]
Could new roadways bring commerce to county? Definitely not
. “The powers that be in Florida’s government cannot seem to understand that keeping it rural and keeping it protected as rural actually has an economic value.” OSFR Board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson. If these toll […]
Robert Knight: Santa Fe, Ichetucknee suffering death by a thousand cuts
* This is serious stuff, this is the truth being told to the people who have the obligation to listen and do their jobs. Our springs and rivers are dying and those who are supposed […]
Union Co./HPS Case Management Hearing Cancelled.
The Union Co./HPS Case Management Hearing which was scheduled for May 29 in Lake Butler has been cancelled. HPS dismissed the case without prejudice, which means they can reopen at any time if they […]
WHERE’S THE MONEY? WHERE’S THE REPORT? WHAT’S THE DEAL?
This letter was published in the Bradford Co. Telegraph on May 16, 2019. Good questions with no answers given. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot […]
Planning Council Hears About Toll Roads and Environment
The battle has started, but as Alachua Commissioner Ken Cornell says, there will be many election cycles before our earth gets ripped up. If we had no hope, we would not get out […]
John S. Quarterman: Solar power would bring more jobs than toll roads
* In matters related to the environment, this year’s Legislative session has served the politicians’ interests and not the people of Florida. A common sense menu is outlined below by Suwannee RiverKeeper John Quarterman, whose […]
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