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Wetlands planned at end of Kissimmee River to lower phosphorus in water heading into Lake Okeechobee
The South Florida Water Management District is planning to build 4,800-acres of wetlands near the mouth of the Kissimmee River
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Faced with another big bill to repair a new round of damages to the sculptures in the Uncommon Friends pool, the Fort Myers Public Art Committee voted unanimously on October 20 to permanently remove the pieces in a process known as “deaccessioning.”
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