Editorial: State agency should conduct routine testing of Treasure Coast waterways
Editoral Board October 27, 2016 TC Palm What you can't see could hurt you. This simple truth underscores the importance of routine testing for toxins in the St. Lucie River and ...
Judgment Sought in Florida Train’s Bond Allocation
By Shelly Sigo October 27, 2016 The Bond Buyer BRADENTON, Fla. –Two Florida counties say they have proven in federal lawsuits that the $1.75 billion private activity bond allocation for ...
Breaking News: Judge Grants December Hearing on Counties’ Permit Challenge
Martin, St. Lucie counties challenge of SFWMD issuance of permit for All Aboard Florida to be heard by Administrative Law Judge On Monday, Administrative Law Judge, Bram E. Canter advised ...
Could Army Corps stop Lake Okeechobee discharges to St. Lucie River today?
By Tyler Treadway October 27, 2016 TC Palm Tyler Treadway of TC Palm lays out why the Army Corps could stop discharges from Lake Okeechobee: Could today be the day ...
All Aboard Florida could be in court in six weeks
By Catherine Lackner October 25, 2016 Miami Today Within six weeks, a lawsuit filed by Martin and Indian River counties along with some individual residents to block the leg of ...
All Aboard Florida’s Financing in Jeopardy
Indian River County has taken legal action which could result in a major strike against All Aboard Florida in the financing department. Written by Lisa Broadt, tcpalm.com Link to story online: ...
Can All Aboard Florida Survive?
Bloomberg News recently reported that Fortress Investment Group (FIG) may be planning to sell Florida East Coast Railway, the sister company of All Aboard Florida (AAF). By possibly giving up ...
Critics: Poor water management will lead to shortages for some
Big Sugar believes that people on the coast do not know what they are talking about. (See the end of the article.) What happens, though, when we run out of water? ...
The Big Sugar Sham?
October 19, 2016 SANDSpaper.com A strange state-level issue spilled into an awkward mess during a recent Pensacola City Council Meeting, when local officials were asked to back a somewhat odd ...