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Red snapper, snook and live-aboards all affected by recent FWC rulings

Read more...STAFF REPORT - The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has made several important announcements in the last few days that will affect local fishermen and live-aboard boaters.

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Voting change deadline nearing for primary

 

Read more...The last day to register to vote or change party affiliation for this year’s August 13 primary is Monday, July 16.

After that day the registration books are closed, and changes will only apply to subsequent elections.


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Profile, Rick Harsh: Oh, yeah? But can you make palm trees in your coffee cup?

 

Read more...BY LIZA STROUT - When Rich Harsh visited Charlotte Harbor with his wife Janeen, they knew that they had found their new home.

“I’ve always been a water junkie,” laughed Rich. “My grandfather took me fishing as far back as I can remember. It’s in my blood. I wanted to live on the water and get into the professional fishing industry.”

The couple sold their house in Michigan, packed up their belongings and family and restarted their lives in Englewood two years ago.

“We knew that we wanted to do it, and we decided that we should do it sooner rather than later,” Rich said. “We wanted to do it while we could enjoy it, because you never know what the future holds.”


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You’ll be seeing a lot more pictures ...

There are even more changes to the bocabeacon.com site now, including more photo-viewing opportunities and online subscriptions.

What you won’t see, however, are many of the full stories that you’re used to. Unless you’re a subscriber, of course.

Our new photo-hosting program, SmugMug, is up and running. Most of the 2012 tarpon tournament action is on there, as well as some general photos of random things.


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Debby brings destruction to sea turtles, shorebirds

 

Read more... BY LIZA STROUT - For the people of Gasparilla Island, Tropical Storm Debby was more a series of inconveniences than a major event. Streets were flooded, pipes backed up and the sun was not seen for days.

For the animals that make their home on the island’s beaches, though, it was devastating.


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