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The USA TODAY Networks favorite places to eat and drink with water views from Palm Beach and Jacksonville Beach to Sarasota and Naples.

As Catholics, our group sees a moral obligation to do what we can individually, as a community, a state, and a nation to protect, preserve and stop overusing our natural resources.

The breath of a manatee is a sound I delight in hearing. I am so moved by their calm demeanor, their enormous size, and their gentle spirits.

The properties total more than 17,000 acres.

Kassees’ own literary genres included the paranormal, urban fantasy, and Southern Gothic.

Tall Timbers seeks to connect landowners with stewardship funding for properties in the Aucilla and St. Marks River basins. The deadline is Sept. 1.

Florida has 90,000 private flood insurance policies in force now-- a 300% increase since passing legislation to encourage private insurers to offer the

SUMMARY John Newton was a Virginia native and a Union general during the American Civil War (1861–1865). Born in Norfolk, the son of a long-serving congressman, Newton graduated from West Point and served in the Army Corps of Engineers before commanding a brigade and then a division in the Army of the Potomac. After the disastrous Union defeat at Fredericksburg in December 1862, Newton and fellow general John Cochrane met with United States president Abraham Lincoln in a veiled attempt at see...

Shorebirds in the Misty Morning | Surveying the St. Marks Refuge It’s a little after 6:00 am, and all I can see in my headlights is tall grass. In that tall grass is the car I’m following; off to the sides is darkness, water. My car struggles to stay straight on the overgrown levies of the Saint Marks Refuge, and my hands stay busy on the wheel. Soon, Don Morrow and I are standing in the dark hearing least bitterns and frogs, and a distant barred owl. We’re in position to count shoreb...

Trusting in him who can go with me and remain with you and be everywhere for good let us confidently hope that all yet will be well. to his care commending you as i hope in your prayers you will commend me i bid you an affectionate farewell. with those words 149 years ago today abraham lincoln stepped onto a train in springfield, illinois to take him to washington and his destiny. as we await the cardiologists news conference lets play "oddball." to the st. marks river near tallahassee, florid...