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| April 2002 |
Volume 22 |
Number 4 |
 FEATURES
It Takes A Village
Once a mobile home park, The Villages is now
a premier Florida retirement community with 30,000 acres,
four championship golf courses, a television news station
and more. by Josie Gulliksen
Keeping Traditions Alive
Showcasing Native American culture through costumes,
art, dance and storytelling, Florida's powwows draw visitors
from across the United States. by Patricia C. Behnken
OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE
Footprints
Experiencing cousin confusion? References to
one's cousin didn't always mean what they do today. by
Brian Michaels
State Secrets
New passenger train service, a Catholic colony
in Pasco County, home-delivered groceries and more. by
George Lane, Jr.
From The Porch Swing
This front porch was a favorite gathering spot
for neighbors. by George Rast
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS
The Pinellas Trail
Each month, 100,000 people exercise and commute to work
or school on this 35-mile nature trail that was once a
railroad track. by Scott Daniels
Scenic Highways
IThe Pensacola Scenic Bluffs Highway not only takes drivers
through uniquely beautiful landscapes, but also is dotted
with landmarks that tell secrets of Florida's past.
Cruising I-95
Special Section: Tour the Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation,
once a busy rice plantation that now transports visitors
back in time.
Gaylord Palms
Take a peek inside this new Central Florida resort that
transports guests into the mists of the Everglades, St.
Augustine's famed fort and Key West's legendary sunset
celebrations. by Kimberly Banks
Destin/Fort Walton Beach
Special Section: Emerald green waters and white satin
shores make these family-friendly sea towns the perfect
place to rejuvenate. by Rhonda Nelson
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Roar of the Crowd
A reader shares memories brought to mind by an interview
with the inventor of Gatorade while another questions
the use of the term "African-American."
FLA USA Around Florida
Hundreds of festivals and events take place in Florida
this month, including the Worm Gruntin' Festival in Sopchoppy
and the 19th Annual Pensacola Jazz Fest.
Watching Wildlife
Try bird-friendly coffee and get a glimpse of the elusive
Florida grasshopper sparrow.
Statewise
Streetcars return to Tampa, the Gainesville Youth Chorus
performs with the Vienna Boys Choir, new Florida books
debut and more.
In The Florida Monthly Kitchen
Cooking is child's play with these recipes designed just
for junior chefs. by Chef Tom McGinty
State Parks
Gaze at the stars, swim in the sea and go saltwater fishing
at St.George Island State Park. by Kathleen Carr
Best of Florida Ballots
The most important elections are decided in Florida, from
presidential races to the 7th Annual Best of Florida Awards.
Vote for the Sunshine State's best beach, golf course,
new restaurant and more.
In The Garden
Whether your thumb is green or not, your lawn can look
lovely when trees and shrubs are planted properly. by
Dr. Bob Black
Florida Homes & Lifestyles
Add some spice to your kitchen with the hottest new looks
in interior design. by Steven Matable, ASID
Dining Around Florida
Stella's Piano Café in Jacksonville, Farmer Jones'
Red Barn in Lakeland and many other restaurants are making
mouths water across the Sunshine State.
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