Monthly Archives: July 2009

Study: Local Beaches Some Of Cleanest In USWFtv.comA new nationwide study showed Central Florida beaches are some of the cleanest in the country. The same strong current that is sometimes dangerous for …and more » More: continued here

Area beaches 'risky;' Big Bend water quality among lowest in stateTallahassee.comAnd though Florida beaches ranked ninth best overall for water quality, beaches in the Big Bend were among the state's worst. Of the 306 Florida beaches…Updated: Report: Dekle Beach one … Continue reading →

NRDC: S. Florida Beaches Barely Get Passing GradeCBS 4Read more in our Privacy Policy NRDC: S. Florida Beaches Barely Get Passing Grade When it comes to water quality, South Florida beaches are barely getting a … More: continued here

Controversial offshore drilling proposal could be job pipelineWINKNEWS.comRight now, he says it depends on the technology and safety standards. He says 45 miles is too close, if it means Florida's beaches will be in jeopardy.and more » More: continued here

Oil drilling in Florida means goodbye to our beaches and tourismCreative Loafing TampaI just participated in a panel discussion on offshore drilling of our Florida beaches, sponsored by the Tampa Bay Beaches Chamber of Commerce. …and more » More: continued here

Commissioner: Preserving beaches a top priorityWZVN-TVA local organization claims money that should be used to restore Southwest Florida beaches is being dried up to pay for a new Red Sox stadium. … More: continued here

Museum offers glimpse into Beaches' racing historyFlorida Times-UnionNortheast Florida's beaches were some of America's first speedways, with racers running in Ormond Beach as well as the former Pablo Beach because they were …and more » More: continued here

Car at Beaches Museum & History Center offers glimpse into Beaches …Florida Times-UnionNortheast Florida's beaches were some of America's first speedways, with racers running in Ormond Beach as well as the former Pablo Beach because they were … More: continued … Continue reading →