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Tom Palmer
Tom Palmer's Columns
- Here's a Hot Solution To Exotic Problems 5 days ago
- Kudzu Infestation Spreads to Polk 8/25/2008
- Coming Tuesday 8/22/2008
- A Haven for Gopher Tortoises 8/18/2008
- Use Water Wisely for the Good of All of Us 8/11/2008
- Wildflowers Add Color to Roadsides 8/4/2008
- Used-Tire Disposal Dilemma Rolls On 7/22/2008
-
Still Time to Help Lake Cleanup 7/15/2008
- 'Glades Deal to Cost Way Over $1.75 Bil. 7/8/2008
- Writing Flows About Green Swamp Rivers 7/1/2008
- Drought Helps Lake Cleanups 6/24/2008
- Signs of Drought All Around After Nearly Rainless Spring 6/17/2008
- The Nature of Things: Nesting Brown Pelicans and Roseate Spoonbills Are a First for Polk 6/16/2008
- Lotus Adds Color to Lakes 6/10/2008
- Scrap Metal People Are Environmentalists 6/3/2008
- Offshore Respite for a Migrating Redstart 5/27/2008
- Keep E-Waste Out of Landfills 5/20/2008
- It's Long Day for Bird Migration Counters, Helping Scientists 5/13/2008
- Book Can Help Bird-Watchers 5/6/2008
- Study of Butterflies To Be Stepped Up 4/29/2008
Endangered & Drained in Polk
- Keeping up on the trail
- FWC takes over invasive plant management
- Year of the Frog
- If you care about the Lake Wales Ridge...
- Get involved in Lakeland planning
- Airboaters, follow the rules
- Why hawk killer restitution not local?
- Greens sound off on Obama-McCain campaign
- Butterflies for lunch
- Scott Lake sinkhole and aquifer spike
Polk Commission Watch
- County ballot will stay as is
- More Citizens Health Oversight
- Cigar factory discussion gets interesting
- Tom Deardorff successor
- Missing campaign signs? Check the law
- Cigar factory demolition may be closer
- Primary's over: pick up your signs
- Taking local planning to the next level
- Port Hatchineha reopening may be later
- TBARTA and Polk: a cautionary tale
