Month: February 2016
Women’s History Month — Camille du Gast
Born on May 30, 1868 and died on April 24, 1942, Camille Du Gast was considered among the first competitive female race car drivers and motor boat drivers in the world and later known as "one of the richest and most accomplished widows in France." Camille was an accomplished balloonist, parachutist, fencer, tobogganist, snow skier, rifle [...]
State: Lake Okeechobee water to be sent south to Everglades
State: Lake Okeechobee water to be sent south to Everglades
Lake Okeechobee Water Releases Create problems downstream
Lake Okeechobee Water Releases Create down stream problems
ALERT: Florida anchoring ban bill to be heard Monday in Senate
ALERT: Florida anchoring ban bill to be heard Monday in Senate
United States Drought Monitor, February 25, 2016
United States Drought Monitor, February 25, 2016
Pelican Isle Yacht Club enters 2nd year of Platinum Club status located in Gulf Coast : Florida : Waterway Guide News Update
Pelican Isle Yacht Club enters 2nd year of Platinum Club status located in Gulf Coast : Florida : Waterway Guide News Update
ALERT: Florida anchoring ban bill to be heard Wednesday
ALERT: Florida anchoring ban bill to be heard Wednesday
Timelapses In new locks, Panama Canal
Timelapses In new locks, Panama Canal
Olive Tjaden (Van Sickle) — Women’s History Month
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH MARCH 1-31, 2016 Of the 24 architects practicing in Fort Lauderdale more than 50 years ago, the only female architect practicing was Olive Tjaden (pronounced Jay'-Den) who arrived from New York, where she had already practiced architecture for twenty-five years. She lived at 30 Hendricks Isle, designing duplex apartments for herself and [...]