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Wednesday Dec 2 | Collier Citizen
Fire districts' consolidation shell bill off to Tallahassee
Two fire district consolidation shell bills are on their way to Tallahassee following a 3-2 vote, Nov.
Recent Ochopee DiscussionsImage of an 'ambassador for environment'
Clyde Butcher looks at the big picture, whether it's a snapshot of the global environment or a sweeping vista of the Everglades viewed through the lens of his large-format camera.
Legend says the Skunk Ape lives in the heart of the Florida Everglades.
Share + Nov 1, 2009 10:47 am US/Pacific EVERGLADES. Fla. The sticky, thick brush is home to some frightening creatures: snakes, alligators, and possibly another, scarier one.
New documentary depicts political and environmental muck of Big Cypress
Clyde and Niki Butcher on an annual muck-about. "Ochopee #3" by Clyde Butcher. BIG CYPRESS NATIONAL PRESERVE - There have been hundreds of books and films detailing the history and wonder of the Everglades.
Ken Burns focuses on Everglades in new film about national parks
"Ochopee #3" by Clyde Butcher. SH07B155KENBURNS Feb. 16, 2007 _ Filmmaker Ken Burns.
Ken Burns focuses on Everglades in new film about national parks
"Ochopee #3" by Clyde Butcher. SH07B155KENBURNS Feb. 16, 2007 _ Filmmaker Ken Burns.
Flag Day ceremony: Kiwanis Club provides dignified retirement for flags
Typically, that means people retiring, not flags. But for flags, a dignified retirement involves being ceremonially burned, with the proper ritual.
Abandoned home of firefighter destroyed by fire; deemed suspicious
An early morning fire destroyed an abandoned Everglades City mobile home that is owned by an Ochopee firefighter.
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