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By Jill Roberts

Treasure Coast – Water is once again being released from Lake Okeechobee into the Indian River Lagoon. While the release is more gentle than others in the past, environmentalists are concerned about the ecosystem.

By Jill Roberts, Florida Public Radio

Tallahassee – The courts will decide if Amendment five should appear on the November ballot. The measure would eliminate the portion of property taxes which go to public schools to be replaced with unspecified other taxes.

By Treasure Coast Happenings

Fort Pierce, FL – Drew Mello talks with Pam Gilette of Main Street Ft. Pierce about the work of the organization and their upcoming "Hot Salsa Nights" fundraiser.

By Lisa Stewart

Ft. Pierce – Two swimmers who attend IRSC will be competing in Olympic swimming competitions. Neither swimmer is competing for the United States.

By Janie Gould

Fort Pierce, FL. – A Japanese garden, inventor's estate, elusive bison and Key deer were on the itinerary in this series of Florida trips.

By Treasure Coast Happenings

Fort Pierce, FL – Drew Mello talks with Diane Tomasik, Communications Director for United Way of Martin County, about the eight annual School Supplies for Students Drive taking place through August 11th.

By Janie Gould

Fort Myers, FL – The inventor and the pioneeering automaker helped shape 20th century America. Their neighboring estates in Southwest Florida attract 200,000 visitors a year.

By Jill Roberts

Treasure Coast – As we get ready for back-to-school shopping most students have a backpack on the list. But which are best for students?

By Jill Roberts

Tallahassee – The Mary Brogan Museum in Tallahassee makes learning fun. We visit and hear the good times first hand.

By Janie Gould

Key West, FL – Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum and Key West Aquarium are must-sees if you're traveling with kids.