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Swimming safety tips for Florida lakes, including one that could be home to 30,000 gators - Vimarsana News

Swimming safety tips for Florida lakes, including one that could be home to 30,000 gators

Spring break is coming, which means more people swimming, tubing, wakeboarding, skiing in Florida lakes — lakes that could be infested with alligators

Source: yahoo.com
Memorial Bridge to get lit | Palatka Daily News, Palatka, Florida - Vimarsana News

Memorial Bridge to get lit | Palatka Daily News, Palatka, Florida

One of Putnam County’s most recognized structures could become a lighted beacon straddling the St. Johns River pending state approval.

Sheetz v. County Of El Dorado, California Could Be Game Changer For Development Impact Fees - Trials & Appeals & Compensation - Vimarsana News

Sheetz v. County Of El Dorado, California Could Be Game Changer For Development Impact Fees - Trials & Appeals & Compensation

In January, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case many landowners and developers are watching closely: Sheetz v. County of El Dorado, California.

Source: mondaq.com
Memorial Bridge to get lit | Palatka Daily News, Palatka, Florida - Vimarsana News

Memorial Bridge to get lit | Palatka Daily News, Palatka, Florida

One of Putnam County’s most recognized structures could become a lighted beacon straddling the St. Johns River pending state approval.

'Huge win for Florida's wetlands': Green groups cheer order undoing Florida's permit control - Vimarsana News

'Huge win for Florida's wetlands': Green groups cheer order undoing Florida's permit control

Florida had been one of three states controlling developent permits affecting wetlands. The order returns control to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Source: yahoo.com