Communities on both Florida coasts are bracing for impact as they monitor the billions of gallons of water being discharged by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from Lake Okeechobee since mid-February.
Lake Okeechobee discharges have started, and people who live in communities near the impacted waterways are not so happy.Residents have been vocal for years to
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INDIAN SHORES — Beach renourishment is a sort of give-and-take between humans and nature. Humans pump sand onto the beach; waves wash it away, little by little, until a storm takes a lot at once. The idea is that, when a storm does hit, the berm of sand will be enough to protect the homes and public infrastructure inland. For the first time in nearly three years, officials from the U.S. Army .