HERNANDO BEACH — For months, beach residents Frank Santo and Steve Barton had been doing their research, talking to experts and trying to persuade the county to help. Their problem…
Sea turtle nesting season begins Tuesday and ends Oct. 31. Because newly hatched turtles find their way to the sea by following the natural light reflected by the water, city…
BROOKSVILLE — State environmental regulators have put Hernando County on notice that an acre of protected sea grass has been damaged by the Hernando Beach Channel dredge operation. Field inspectors…
On Florida’s Panhandle beaches, where local officials once fretted over how much oil washed in with each new tide, everything seems normal. The tourists have returned. The children have gone…
If there is some small silver lining in the worst environmental disaster in our nation’s history, consider the University of South Florida. When BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded two…
BROOKSVILLE — Cursed by delays for 17 years, the Hernando Beach Channel dredge hit one more snag Tuesday on its way toward completion. Tuesday was to have been the day…
BROOKSVILLE — The small rock sitting on the desk might seem inconsequential, but not to the desk’s occupant, Susan Goebel-Canning. The county’s environmental services director plucked it from the spoils…
BROOKSVILLE — The county’s litigation with the Hernando Beach Channel dredge’s first contractor took a new turn this week as the county pulled in its engineering consultant, Halcrow Inc. In…
HERNANDO BEACH – One fall evening in 2007, Dan McCann motored his just-purchased sailboat, Red Bug, into the Hernando Beach Channel for the first time. McCann bought the 34-boat in…
HERNANDO BEACH — In the 17 years the Hernando Beach Channel dredging project has been in the making, there have been plenty of missed deadlines.Friday, which was to be the…
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