Month: March 2022
Francis Mewborn II Obituary (2022) Atlanta Journal-Constitution
View Francis Mewborn II’s obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.
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It’s Back: False River ready to return to top-lake status
Fisherman knew it and state fisheries biologists knew it, too.
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To ‘harvest’ alligators is cruel, inhumane | Letters to the editor
A reader is disgusted by Florida’s plans for 24/7 alligator “harvesting.”
Read More‘Extremely frustrating.’ Workers feel the pinch as spring break curfew subdues South Beach
As the lights switched on and workers started stacking chairs inside Mango’s Tropical Cafe at midnight Friday, server Yubeisy Deleon said the city’s new spring break curfew in South Beach wasn’t only sending tourists home early.
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Typical spring weather brings winds and rough waters, but the fish are plentiful – if big sharks don’t get your catch first
NOOA Weather is forecasting a cold front to be in our area on Friday. Winds are predicted to be from the north to northwest at 5 to 15 knots early
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Philippine Volcano Spews Ash and Steam, Evacuation Underway
A small volcano in a scenic lake near the Philippine capital has belched a white plume of steam and ash 1.5 kilometers (1 mile) into the sky in a brief but powerful explosion on Saturday
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Spring breakers soak up sun in Miami ahead of 6pm liquor ban, curfew
Thousands of Spring Breakers continue to soak up the sun in Fort Lauderdale ahead of a weekend of unrestrained fun, while those in Miami face their second night of curfews.
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