GOLIATH TAKES A HIT
Commisioner Langford, who was David today, threw the stone so hard that Goliath landed on his backside, surprised, bruised and totally dazed. Before he could regain his feet, Commissioner Schaefer whacked him again, […]
Follow the rules in dealing with mining application
The following opinion piece is by Kate Ellison and appeared in the Bradford County Telegraph on Thursday, July 19, 2018. Kate has been a consistent and faithful hard worker in opposing the Bradford and […]
Bob Knight: Our quality of life is supported by springs
In his article in the Gainesville Sun, OSFR advisor Dr. Robert Knight describes the importance of springs in our economy and our life. The very visible failures of our water managers are apparent in South Florida, […]
Adena Golf & Country Club Abruptly Closes
Frank Stronach’s 420-acre Golf & Country Club abruptly closed its doors Wed. with no explanation. The implication is that the closure is permanent. This land was purchased by Stronach in addition to his huge […]
The Long, Toxic Summer Is Here
The St. Johns River now has toxic algae, as seen in the following news item “Toxic Algae Invades St Johns River,” from Jacksonville Channel 4. We recall the mess in the Santa Fe during the […]
Let’s Stop Mosaic
Here is our chance to stop Mosaic from destroying DeSoto County. On July 24 and 25, 2018, the county commissioners will vote on whether to allow Mosaic to mine for the first time in […]
Will Nutrien Drill Here?
Dennis Price has published the following in the Lake City Reporter on July 11, 2018. Mr. Price is an expert in this business, as he has worked many years each for Occidental, (now Nutrien,) Suwannee […]
Unrealistic BMAPS May Yet Be Challenged
Environmental groups have criticized the new Best Management Action Plans (BMAPS) recently put in to effect in Florida. The plans themselves were considered by many as too weak, full of flaws and haphazardly done. The […]
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