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A father-and-son volunteer project resulted in a "dream come true" for the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens. ...more
June 14, 2008
A father-and-son volunteer project "is like a dream come true" for the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens. ...more
June 13, 2008
A father-and-son volunteer project resulted in a "dream come true" for the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens. ...more
June 11, 2008
A father-and-son volunteer project resulted in a "dream come true" for the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens. ...more
June 11, 2008
USF CAMPUS A father-and-son volunteer project resulted in a "dream come true" for the University of South Florida Botanical Gardens. Dennis Lindeman, 58, and his son, Hank, 19, recently built a Seminole Indian-style chickee hut: a wood-framed pavilion with a palm frond-thatched roof. ...more
June 10, 2008
The project engineer for a mixed residential community said he will have to ask his client whether it would be financially feasible to move ahead after planning and zoning commissioners Monday slashed the number of units for the proposed development by 50. ...more
February 12, 2008
The project engineer for a mixed residential community said he will have to ask his client whether it would be financially feasible to move ahead after planning and zoning commissioners Monday slashed the number of units for the proposed development by 50. ...more
February 11, 2008
Mr. Reark, I'm responding to your completely misunderstood retort to my November letter regarding the bombing range. Your inability to comprehend what you read is astonishing. ...more
December 20, 2007
SEBRING — Residents, fisheries and businesses around Lake Istokpoga are bracing for another drawdown request that will, if granted, last much longer than the one granted this summer. Even though summer rains made it so that Istokpoga's water wasn't needed back then, the latest request could last until the end of next summer, and it would include the water-intensive spring time when growers and landscapers alike use the greatest amount of water. Highlands County Lakes Manager Clell Ford was not sure how great an impact this deviation would have on the lake, but he was certain it would be consequential if it is approved, unlike the last one. South Florida Water Management District, which manages Lake Istokpoga, asked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers last month to allow for a new drawdown. ...more
November 27, 2007
For a few moments this morning, Veterans Memorial Park will be transformed into a battlefield. ...more
November 11, 2007
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