Wild Florida Airboats & Gator Park welcomed a rare baby albino alligator on Monday, July 25. The baby is only one of nine eggs laid this year by the world-famous albino gator parents, Snowflake and Blizzard.
This is the third consecutive year that albino gators have been born at Wild Florida. The park continues to be the only place where they have successfully bred albino alligators.
Lindsey R. Kelly: Manatee Sighting Network in need of volunteers
The Alachua County Environmental Protection Department has started a new volunteer citizen science program to document how manatees are using North Central Florida's rivers and springs.
Manatee populations are monitored during the winter season by different agencies, but the focus tends to be on areas that manatees use as primary warm-water sanctuaries. The springs of the Suwannee, Santa Fe and Ichetucknee rivers are considered secondary warm-water habitats.
Brief History of Disney: The Main Street Electrical Parade
It’s the last Thursday of the month, which means we are meeting up again to take a quick look into the history of an attraction near and dear to our hearts.
To know it is to love it. The Electrical Parade first made its way onto the Main Street of Disneyland in 1972 when two creative minds, Robert Jani and Ron Miziker, took the magic of the classic Disney parade to a new level.
Disney Is "A Total Nightmare" Says Guest, "They Are Taking People's ...
Everyone knows Disney World is "The Most Magical Place on Earth," with all of the four Parks packed to the brim with exciting rides, attractions, and fine dining.
We're currently on day 5 of our 14 day dream holiday in Orlando. Feeling really cheated and I don't know how Disney world get away with charging the prices they charge without a riot. They are taking peoples money and can't provide what you are paying for.
Downtown Lakeland's historic Kress Building will no longer be home to Explorations V ...
LAKELAND, Fla. - After decades in downtown Lakeland 's historic Kress Building, Explorations V Children’s Museum is closing its doors – but only long enough to move it its new location.
It is scheduled to reopen in November at Bonnet Springs Park and will be renamed the Florida Children’s Museum.
Casey Fitzgerald: Gainesville Neighborhood Voices fights zoning changes
Largely in response to the Gainesville City Commission's failure to notify or listen to neighborhood residents and its rush to eliminate single-family zoning throughout Gainesville on Aug. 4, citizens have banded together in a new nonprofit organization: Gainesville Neighborhood Voices.
Dramatic moment mass brawl erupts between families at Disney World after woman tried to cut in ...
THIS is the dramatic moment a massive brawl erupted between two families at Disney World as they rowed over line cutting at the theme park.
Footage of the fight went viral after two families started swinging at each other on the fairy tale street of the world famous resort.
Palm Coast bicyclists ride in 13th-annual 'Tour de Palm Coast' | Palm Coast Observer
Locals cycled along the northern part of the Turtle Trail during Palm Coast's 13th-annual "Tour de Palm Coast" on July 23.
Cyclists began their leisurely 10-mile ride began at the Palm Coast Community Center, passing through Linear Park — which had a 24-hour bicycle maintenance station and is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail — St.
Calendar: See 'Matilda, Jr.' at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center | Ormond Beach Observer
Details: Join Ocean Art Gallery for a free education forum talk by Tracy Dawson from Volusia County Bird Rehabilitation. She will bring a bird with her and talk with us about the raptors (eagles, hawks, owls, etc.) that inhabit our area. Open to the public. Reservations are required.
Details: See this show about Roland, a bee keeper, and Marianne, a theoretical physicist, who meet at a party. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfold.
School boards sued over gender identity, sexual orientation law | Palm Coast Observer
Parents, students and a non-profit organization have filed a federal lawsuit against four Florida school districts, challenging the constitutionality of a new state law that restricts instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in classrooms.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court in Orlando, seeks to block the school boards in Orange, Indian River, Duval and Palm Beach counties from carrying out the law (HB 1557), which passed during this year’s legislative session after fierce debate.
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