Pirate Parade 2012
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Environmental issues of interest in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia
Appreciation for the Code Enforcement Officer as she goes around to alert people on the beach about turtle lights
Join Omni Amelia Island Plantation for an Earth Day Celebration at the Boardwalk Bash on Friday, April 20th from 5-8 p.m.
Here are five tips to help Floridians protect themselves against the dangers of wildfire.
The Island’s beaches is what visitors come for and what we need to unwind from the daily grind. Let’s clean them!
With summer knocking on our door, the Fernandina Beach Police Department reminds beachgoers of proper beach behavior.
Come to the Computer Guys of Amelia and recycle your old computers on St. Patrick’s Day.
Over the last 4 years, Fernandina Beach, Duval County and the SAISSA property owners have spent over $35M to nourish their beaches.
The spring and summers in Florida have a tendency to zap your strength and the money from your wallet.
Sustainable Fernandina offers some advice and tips about what to do with your Christmas Tree, now that the colorful presents underneath are gone.
If solar power is the future of energy, then Science First has brought the future to Yulee.
Fort Clinch is having a Beach Clean Up on December 10th from 9:00 AM until noon.
The FDOT will be presenting a Restoration Alternative Plan at a January City Commission Meeting.
This workshop reviews restoration alternatives for the affected area on the Egans Creek Greenway south of Jasmine Street.
City-FPU partnership identifies, develops, demonstrates and evaluates energy efficiency initiatives within Fernandina Beach.
The City of Fernandina Beach is sponsoring a Hazardous Waste and Recycle Event on Saturday, October 15, 2011