September Forum: Phosphate Mine Update We return from summer break with our September Forum, to be held on Saturday, September 28 from 1-5 PM, with a simple meal served as we wrap up. Focusing primarily […]
The movement is well underway in Alachua County, and the status at this time is acquiring the more than 18,000 petitions to get the amendment on the ballot in 2020. Your historian has participated in […]
The following is an excerpt from a newsletter distributed by the fracking industry in which they admit to the increasingly-astronomical amounts of water needed to acquire the oil, and the amounts of produce (contaminated) […]
Yes, Ron Cunningham tells the truth but it will fall on deaf ears. Corrupt officials will continue to further their own interests and ignore the will of the voters who put them in office. Lobbyists […]
OSFR enthusiastically supports this movement. Indeed, President Mike Roth and board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson are founding members of the small group in Gainesville Santa Fe River Bill of Rights (SAFEBOR.) This movement shows great potential […]
Johnston and his team have found that as alga replaces grasses, river cooters are swimming farther to find food — more than 100 adult females have left the river to find food 12 to 30 […]
A time for new ideas and yes, new laws. The current path we travel leads to failure for all. If we deplete groundwater to a level where saltwater intrudes into public water supplies, … there’s […]
The second kick-off meeting of the Santa Fe Bill of Rights or SAFEBOR was held at Millhopper Library in Gainesville August 29 with a large crowd attending. Many questions were answered by Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, […]
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