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Florida: 10 unique, lesser-known state parks include waterfalls, caves - Vimarsana News

Florida: 10 unique, lesser-known state parks include waterfalls, caves

The Florida Park Service was established in 1935 to take advantage of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a New Deal program during the Great Depression.

Fanning Springs offers visitors variety of fun, lessons on pollution - Vimarsana News

Fanning Springs offers visitors variety of fun, lessons on pollution

Nitrates are the main culprit, just as they are in many of the region's springs.

Florida keeps history of its first people alive - Vimarsana News

Florida keeps history of its first people alive

The indigenous people who called America home before Europeans settled on the land still have a presence here.

Things to do in St. Augustine this week, Sam Shepard, film and more - Vimarsana News

Things to do in St. Augustine this week, Sam Shepard, film and more

There's plenty to do in St. Johns County this week, including a festival honoring playwright Sam Shepard, music, history, and a farmers market.

Micanopy Residents Protest Construction Of New Dollar General On Historical Native American Grounds - Vimarsana News

Micanopy Residents Protest Construction Of New Dollar General On Historical Native American Grounds

Micanopy Residents Protest Construction Of New Dollar General On Historical Native American Grounds By Meghan Porterfield April 7, 2021 A new Dollar General is set to be built on the land that the Battle of Micanopy was fought on during the Second Seminole War.  Micanopy residents attended a meeting Tuesday night to protest the construction of the store on Native American grounds. The meeting between Concept Companies and the town of Micanopy had the building’s design — and not location — as its focus. Long-time Micanopy residents, like Aaron Webber, were disappointed with the results...

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