Tallahassee Thriller
Had the Brookings Institution Think Tank set out to predict the doings yesterday in Tallahassee, they would not have come even close. As a result of a quirk*, fluke, accident, or what some called an […]
Had the Brookings Institution Think Tank set out to predict the doings yesterday in Tallahassee, they would not have come even close. As a result of a quirk*, fluke, accident, or what some called an […]
Following is an email by Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, president of OSFR and Save our Suwannee, recounting the travesty in Tallahassee last Tuesday, April 21. This information has been scattered about the Internet for some time, but […]
“Based on what we know today, it appears to be a betrayal of what the voters wanted to happen,” said Jim Stevenson of Tallahassee, former chief naturalist for Florida’s state parks Florida Springs Task Force […]
FWC announces workshop on Santa Fe, Suwannee boating safety zones News Release” Friday, April 10, 2015 Media contact: Lauren McCormack, 850-688-7518 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has scheduled workshops to address […]
Lynne Buchanan is an internationally known photographer and writer who has traveled the world and left behind a record of the beauty and wonders she has experienced. She did not find that in Tallahassee. […]
Tom’s comparison of California and Florida is interesting in that California seems to be ahead of the nation not just in cultural extremes and eccentricities, but in water shortages also. Florida might take a lesson […]
President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson spoke tonight for a full 30 minutes on Rick Spisak’s Progressive News Network. Topics included water conservation, and the threat of the Sabal Trail Pipeline, but the greatest thrust was about the […]
Mother Nature provided an unusually cool, brisk and sunny Saturday for the many and varied festivities at the 2015 O’Leno Ole Chili Cook-Off and Springs Celebration. Early arrivals sought spots of sunlight for warmth or stood […]
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