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ORANGE PARK – The Town Council unanimously voted to table the $53,000 purchase of an “adaptive kayak launch” for Rob Bradley Conservation Park at Nelson Point from the company BoardSafe Docks …

ORANGE PARK – The Town continued to wrestle with some residents about Rob Bradley Park at Nelson Point, which focuses on two key issues: how the park got its name and whether Orange Park or the …

ORANGE PARK – While branches, logs and other debris in Johnson Slough and Dudley Branch create backlogs that prevent water from running freely at the neighborhood bordering Doctors Lake and Rob …

ORANGE PARK – The Town got a $7 million grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Statewide Flooding and Sea Level Rise Resilience Plan. It was the only grant awarded …

ORANGE PARK – The discussion about the Rob Bradley Conservation Park at Nelson Point was so intense it forced several delays during the Town Council meeting Tuesday night and led to Councilman Doug …

ORANGE PARK – A longtime fixture of the Orange Park community who has lived at her beautiful Doctors’ Lake home since 1961, Barbara Davidson spoke out about her 98th birthday, her …

BHP will spend $130 million on giant fences to shield Port Hedland from its dust, but the benefit could be undone if the miner expands its giant Pilbara iron ore operation.

The project is expected to enable an increase in production of more than one million tonnes each year.

BHP will spend $130 million on giant fences to shield Port Hedland from its dust, but the benefit could be undone if the miner expands its giant Pilbara iron ore operation.

BHP will spend $130 million on giant fences to shield Port Hedland from its dust, but the benefit could be undone if the miner expands its giant Pilbara iron ore operation.