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Scared Gone and Back Again: Acreage Cancer Cluster
Bart Colucci This is fiction, story is based on true events surrounding the Cancer Cluster in the Acreage Florida and a sequel to Scared Gone . The Sunset below is actually from Loon Lake in Eldorado National Forest near Lake Tahoe, California. Jedidiah McDaniel looks toward the bay, the wretched smell of low tide rips through his [...] -
Lake Wellington honors the late great Benson by naming Its 40# Carp Lord Sawyer Benson I
Bart Colucci Not really, not really Lake Wellington, not even any person living in Wellington Florida has decided to honor the late great Benson. Benson (pictured on the left of your screen not wearing the hat) was the U.K.’s largest common carp, but I’m going to take mayoral liberty, name myself Mayor and then name Wellington [...] -
EPA Fresh Water Standards – The New Battle at Taylor Creek
The Miccosukee Tribe of Florida Sued the Environmental Protection Agency in U.S. District Court in Miami in 1995 and the Florida Wildlife Federation followed with their complaint on July 17, 2008. Taylor Creek is located in Okeechobee, Florida. The Taylor Stormwater Treatment Area is maintained by South Florida Water Management District, and a must visit for birders, walkers and photographers. All photos were taken at the Taylor STA. -
West Palm Beach Newly Renovated Waterfront – Current Art Exhibit Sends Message To Cast Out Today’s Human Race
Bart Colucci Open Space Restoration combines nature with fiction, so to get the most out of each writing here is a brief trackline for this post: Non-Fiction This Sunday we spent the day exploring the West Palm Beach Waterfront. A newly landscaped $30 million dollar open space area along Flagler Drive in West Palm [...] -
The River Otter and Osprey And How They Can Answer Acreage Cancer Cluster Questions.
Open Space Restoration combines nature with fiction, so to get the most out of each writing here is a brief trackline for this story: Non-fiction. During the next few weeks the State of Florida will start new testing of the soil and water to find the smoking gun, if any that may be [...]