@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialThe board is eager to team up with the Marine Resources Council to bridge a critical monitoring gap in the Indian River Lagoon—could this partnership transform our understanding of local waters?
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialFlorida is bracing for the strongest El Niño in history this winter, and experts are urging homeowners to prepare now!
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialKOMPAN and Waterplay have unveiled an innovative design for Riverview Park, featuring inclusive play equipment and a stunning multi-generational splash pad that aims to transform community play!
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialThe US 1 corridor is being eyed as a prime annexation target for its lucrative tax base potential, but concerns arise over fairness and proactive outreach to property owners.
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialA strategic plan for annexation is on the table, with key insights from Dr. Levy highlighting the US 1 corridor as a priority and the potential impact of a looming ballot measure.
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialSebastian City Council's bold move to accept a $56,520 grant could reshape the future of stormwater management and canal systems in the area!
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialThe Sebastian City Council has approved a controversial 204-acre residential development, sparking heated concerns from local residents about drainage and density.
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@citizenptnewsfl.bsky.socialDr. Carrie Mintier reveals that over 6 million thrips have been released in Florida to combat invasive Brazilian pepper trees, but concerns linger about the potential risks of introducing new species.
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