History neglected is identity lost
As a trained historian, I find the historical ignorance of this generation of students appalling and scary. If you don’t know where the human race has been or [Read More]
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Tips to combat summer drought
GAINESVILLE – As drought conditions continue, some Florida yards and gardens may start to look less than lush. “Certain ornamental plants such as roses, azaleas, [Read More]
STEM experience scholarship for 4-H
GAINESVILLE – Florida 4-H has been awarded a $10,000 sponsorship from HughesNet to introduce youth to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) at [Read More]
Protect your home from wildfires
GAINESVILLE – As communities in Florida face a record drought, many residents have been waking up to the smell of smoke from nearby wildfires. And some may even face [Read More]
Lightner sponsoring trip to England
SAINT AUGUSTINE – Join the Lightner Museum on an exciting trip on a trip to England and its treasures including Highclere Castle, otherwise known as Downton [Read More]
Clam chowder the Mary Ellen way
April 2 is the day. St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Elkton, is the place. Noon to 4 p.m. is the time for the annual St. Ambrose Church Fair, an afternoon offering great food, [Read More]
FLAGLER BEACH – Flagler County offers what you might call surf and turf festivals this weekend (March 25 and 26). At the Flagler Beach Pier it’s the Flagler Surf [Read More]
Come to the fair April 2
ELKTON – St. Ambrose Catholic Church 136th Annual Spring Fair continues from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 2, featuring fun for the whole family. Spotlighted will be [Read More]
Make your neighborhood bird friendly
By SAMANTHA GRENROCK grenrosa@ufl.edu GAINESVILLE – When it comes to urban planning, sometimes a bird in hand is not worth two in the bush. Researchers with [Read More]
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