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 […]
OSFR has been referencing this issue for some time, and now it has surfaced, in a bad way for some Alachua County residents, namely the unhappy discovery that they do not own the mineral rights […]
On Monday, Sept. 14, the Suwannee Democrat ran the latest piece by OSFR regarding the FERC and its impending approval of Sabal Trail. This pipeline, even by Florida Power and Light’s own projections, […]
OSFR needs donations and workers for our part of the City Wide Yard Sale, October 3, Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm at the lawn of the Woman’s Club on NW 2nd Ave. This […]
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 […]
The FERC environmental impact study was recently released, which all but gives Sabal Trail the permits they want or need. The Gainesville Sun has a long article today by Christopher Curry which outlines the […]
The third event in the lecture series “Water Voices,” “Ethics, Faith, and Water: A Confluence,” was presented last night in High Springs to a full house. This free series is sponsored by the Ichetucknee Alliance, Our […]
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