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Florida's Sports Hall of Fame
Lake City's Hall of Fame showcases the outstanding Floridians
inducted as Florida's finest athletes. Olympic trivia,
fun fast facts and famous words about the Florida Sports
Hall of Fame offer a glimpse at this monument to stamina,
speed, strength and skill. -- by Veronica Mugnai-Hardy
Florida History & The Arts
This season's Florida History & The Arts features:
Venice
one of Florida's few planned cities, Venice was originally
envisioned to offer everything from Gulf views to
dairy farms.
Fort
Mose
In the tidal marshes of St. Augustine, archaeologists
have discovered a long-lost chapter of America's African-American
history.
Old
School Square
Once a group of abandoned school buildings, Delray
Beach's Old School Square is now home to one of the
premier artistic venues in South Florida.
International
Cultural Exchange Programs
Showcasing the accomplishments and talents of one
people for the enrichment of others is the goal behind
Florida's International Cultural Exchange Program.
REAL FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Roar of the Crowd
Watching Wildlife
Fort Clinch State Park anchors the northern tip of Amelia
Island and offers refuge to wood storks, great egrets,
great blue herons, otters, alligators, turtles, and the
endangered piper plover and threatened least tern; Winter
is a great time to set up a suet feeder with your children;
Winter's also the right time to spot the endangered Northern
Right Whale - now through March, pregnant females and
some males and juveniles head south from New England and
southern Canadian coasts to shallow waters between Savannah,
GA, and Port Canaveral. Natural Occurrences this month
include overwintering geese and ducks in wetlands, tree
swallows roosting at sunset over large marsh systems,
and manatees congregating round springs, which offer the
warmest waters.
Footprints
More than 100 million other Americans can trace their
ancestry back to Samuel Ellis's little island. Brian Michaels
offers genealogists tips on what their ancestors' journey
through the New York landmark can uncover today. -- by
Brian Michaels
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