Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, Policy Director for OSFR, traveled to Dowling Park on Sat. Oct. 24 to spread the message about our Santa Fe River and its underlying aquifer. The venue for the presentation were the large, […]
OSFR is pleased to announce the addition of two new members to our Advisory Board, Lars Andersen of High Springs and Thomas Hawkins of Gainesville. Lars is an author and expert on our rivers and local history, a […]
OSFR President Pam Smith Speaks to FERC Representatives The Gainesville Sun published an article on October 2, 2015 outlining the meeting in Lake City with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission representatives and citizens concerned about the […]
Many of our readers are aware that OSFR has recently undergone many changes in its make up, leadership and organization, resulting in a new strong and vital group. All of the previous members who had […]
Representative Elizabeth Porter and Senator Charlie Dean received comments by multiple OSFR members Sept. 23, 2015 at Gateway College in Lake City. Members spoke on springs protection, fracking, and sustainable energy which included Sabal […]
The Haunt is taking final shape. Dark corners, scary shapes and bulges, mysterious creatures scurry and scratch darting hither and forth as one penetrates deeper into the depths, trying to find ones way through the […]
On Tuesday Sept. 21, 2015 in Trenton, Florida, OSFR Policy Director Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson was interviewed by Richard Gomez of WUFT, an NPR member of Public Radio at University of Florida. UF has been involved […]
OSFR had a busy day on Tuesday with trips to three different venues for Legislative delegation meetings to represent our organization before our lawmakers. First in order was Lafayette County in Mayo with […]
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