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About Three Rivers

- Large alligator attacks
High Springs researcher
- Certain fishing license free this year
- Historic meeting marks unified effort
to transform area's economy
- Gardeners and landscape plants
need to be protected from North
Florida's summer heat

About Fort White & County
- Magic, the biggest little equine
celebrity in the World, visits Fort White
and Lake City on Tuesda
- Columbia County Sheriff's Office
Report June 21
- Bay scallop season to open 12 days
early this year
- Alachua County Rollers host their
first Roller Derby exhibition bout in
Lake City June 26


About The Ichetucknee

- Wes Skiles
- Florida Springs
- How to protect Florida Springs
- Suggested letters to be sent to
Tallahassee requesting Spring Legislation

About The Busy Bees:

- The Bees go to Fanning Springs

Public Forum:

- Meet the Candidates


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Purpose of the
Ichetucknee Views Website

This website is the brainchild of
several people residing in Three
Rivers Estates who want to give
voice to matters pertaining to our
community and our precious
responsibility -- the Ichetucknee
River.
Welcome to the Three Rivers' ICHETUCKNEE VIEWS
Three Rivers'
 
Creator:  Karen Faunce

Contributors:  Whomever wishes
to participate.   
ICHETUCKNEE VIEWS
Three Rivers Nature Watch

On July 29:  The League of Women Voters is sponsoring
a meeting with the County Commission candidates on
Thursday (July 29th) in Fort White at 7:00 p.m. See Public
Forum for more info.

Today is July 28th:  There has been several sightings of alligators
in the Ichetucknee in Three Rivers Estates.  The most recent was an
approximate 4 footer at Hodor Park -- near the little spring.  The Fish
and Wildlife Gator hunters came and covered the Ichetucknee from
the big fallen tree just north of Hodor Park down to Point Park.  No
gators were sighted.  So if you see a gator, you can call Fish &
Wildlife at 1-888-404-3922 or if it is on private property, do the deed,
just don't tell anyone!!!

Today is July 24th:  Received notice today that there is a gator on
the Ichetucknee River down around the big Red house on the
Suwannee County side of the River.  Reports on the gator are from 2
to 6 feet???  If you come up eye to eye with it, it will probably look like
12 feet.    Fl Fish & Wildlife has been called and the matter should be
taken care of within the next twenty-four hours.

Hodor Park is busier than I have ever seen it.  All week long as well as
weekend.  If you are bringing in more than 12 guests be sure to call
Reba Greuling at 385-497-3860 a few days ahead of time so Park
Management is aware of your group.

Today is July 16th:  Hot and muggy is the order of the day.  
Rains almost every afternoon or evening.  Lots of mosquitoes.  
Hodor Park is kept busy with swimmers.  Ichetucknee River is
just a little higher than usual -- nothing to be concerned about.  
TREPO is having a work party on Saturday, July 17th.  Meet at
Clubhouse at 8:30 a.m.

Drive safely, and we'll see you at the river!
FOUND

Men’s gold ring with adornments found at Hodor Park on 7-16-10,
near river’s edge.
Call 386-497-4935 and give description.