The last 2 rescued dolphins of the 70 stranded off Marathon in March are released. [Photo] (13 Sep 2005)
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Tag: Sep 2005
The US Corps of Engineers (10 Sep 2005)
The U.S. Corps of Engineers suspends filling permits on the Florida City annex development property. (10 Sep 2005)
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Florida’s US senators are worried (9 Sep 2005)
Florida’s U.S. senators are worried the hurricane damage will be used to open water off the state to oil drilling. (9 Sep 2005)
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A sunk houseboat in North (7 Sep 2005)
A sunk houseboat in North Bay Village is floated and removed by the owner. (7 Sep 2005)
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Opponents of oil drilling off (7 Sep 2005)
Opponents of oil drilling off Florida’s coast fear hurricane damaged oil refineries could push efforts to lift the ban. (7 Sep 2005)
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Warm summer water in the (5 Sep 2005)
Warm summer water in the Florida Keys is causing coral bleaching. (5 Sep 2005)
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The storm damaged the lobster-trapping (4 Sep 2005)
The storm damaged the lobster-trapping industry in the Florida Keys. [Photo] (4 Sep 2005)
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The Dinner Key anchorage houseboat (4 Sep 2005)
The Dinner Key anchorage houseboat death is examined. (4 Sep 2005)
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Houseboats in North Bay Village (1 Sep 2005)
Houseboats in North Bay Village remain sunk. [Photo] (1 Sep 2005)
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