Lee commission chairman: Will support drilling off state ‘when hell freezes over’

Lee County Commission Chairman Ray Judah laid out for a business group Thursday morning precisely when and under what circumstances he would support drilling off Florida beaches in the Gulf of Mexico. “When hell freezes over,” he said.

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Scientists recommend improvements after reviewing Panther protection plan for eastern Collier

The report recommends that a proposed new Interstate 75 interchange at either Everglades Boulevard or two miles east, between the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge and Desoto Boulevard, “receive no further consideration” because of its impact to panther habitat.

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Gulf Diving and Spearfishing as Good as It Gets

In late October and early November, the waters in the Gulf of Mexico clear up with visibility in some areas up to 80 feet. That makes for great scuba diving and spearfishing.   Most folks know about the stellar conditions in the Florida Keys and on the state’s Atlantic Coast, but the Gulf of Mexico has its [...]

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Powerboat Action Roars into Key West

Offshore racing action heats up again next month when Super Boat International holds its world championships in Key West, which has been called the performance boating capital of the world. This event, scheduled for Nov. 8-15, consistently draws record crowds. …

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Carp May Be Great Sport for Florida Anglers

Florida has dozens of different native gamefish, but the state also has its share of exotic species that  make for great sport.  According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, there are 34 different species of freshwater fish currently reproducing in state waters. One of the most frequently caught is the common carp. …

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