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| January 2002 |
Volume 22 |
Number 1 |
 FEATURES
Florida's Native American Healers
Long before European doctors arrived in the United States,
Florida's American Indians combined common plants with
ancient songs to heal a variety of illnesses. -- by Michael
Wisenbaker
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Roar of the Crowd
Florida Monthly readers share their thoughts through letters
to the editor.
Statewise
Marco Beach Ocean Resort opens, Kissimmee's Monument of
States is restored and new Florida books are featured,
plus much more.
Watching Wildlife
Become a citizen scientist and learn more about Florida's
bobcats.
FLA USA Around Florida
Plan a weekend getaway with this list of festivals and
events taking place across the state, including the Kumquat
Festival in Dade City, the Las Olas Art Fair in Fort Lauderdale
and the Pinellas Folk Festival in Largo.
State Parks
With a host of activities and two museums it's no wonder
why more than half a million people visit Sebastian Inlet
State Park each year. -- by Kathleen Carr.
FLORIDA BUSINESS INSIGHT
Common
Sense
Is there really anything wrong with Florida's tax system?
In
Box
Populism clashes with pharmaceuticals, federal employees
chastise some of their own, and Dracula finds new life.
Dateline:
Florida Business
Find out who and what are making news in Florida's economy.
Making
it Through Layoffs and Lawsuits
Finding a path through economic troubles is hard enough
without adding in the expense and time consumed by litigation
over employee lawsuits.
Pursuit
of Happiness
Taking time to explore ourselves through our history.
TRAVEL FLORIDA HIGHWAYS
Melbourne
Special Section: Spectacular spring activities ignite
Melbourne in the New Year.
Scenic
Highways
The Tamiami Trail is a scenic highway with historic significance
that connects a string of stunning natural preserves.
Cruising
I-95
The Museum of Arts and Sciences in Daytona Beach hosts
extremely rare 18th,19th and early 20th century Cuban
artwork.
Dinosaur
Comes To Florida
Special Section: The Florida Museum of Natural History
in Gainesville will host a 42-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex later
this month.
Guide
To Florida's Bed & Breakfast Inns
From cozy Victorian cottages to relaxing tropical hideaways,
this list gives details on the special features of bed
& breakfasts around the state.
Port
St. Lucie
Special Section: St. Lucie County offers beautiful beaches,
rich history and an exciting array of events and festivals.
Our Florida Heritage
Melrose
Residents of this North Central Florida town cherish their
past and work to preserve this piece of Old Florida. --
by Al Burt
From
The Porch Swing
The front porch provided a haven for one family surrounded
by the sounds of war. -- by Virginia H. Martin.
Footprints
Strangely-rendered dates in birth and death records are
explained in our genealogy column. -- by Brian Michaels.
State
Secrets
Learn about the Celestial Railroad, record-breaking citrus
harvests and more. -- by George Lane, Jr.
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