Scott Brusaw has a vision for the nation’s roads. He believes the solar-powered glass pavers his company makes could transform thousands of miles of pavement into a new energy source. … Continue reading →

Your home is a safe haven for your family, a harbor from the rough waters of life, an abode full of treasured memories and love. But sometimes it can become … Continue reading →

I was working on a column when my husband Ralph asked me to come take a picture of a huge snail in the garden. Garden snails are my husband’s nemesis. … Continue reading →

Q: I have been told my citrus tree has citrus greening and there is nothing I can do to save it. Is this true? A: Citrus greening is a bacterial … Continue reading →

A frog has taken up residence under my boat. Over the past week, I’ve startled it several times when going for a row. When not in use, my aluminum skiff … Continue reading →

TEQUESTA, Fla. – Sea turtle nesting is at its prime this month, and that means egg poachers like Glenn Shaw are on the prowl. The Tequesta man was caught July … Continue reading →

Old tires stacking up may seem harmless, but they can be breeding grounds for mosquitoes. With mosquito season upon us, county officials are reminding residents to take steps to reduce … Continue reading →

Is your home killing the earth? Residential properties in the United States consume roughly 21 percent of the nation’s energy, according to the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. Although … Continue reading →

There’s a turkey in our yard — again. For several weeks, he’s been a regular visitor, spending daylight hours meandering around our weedy lawn on a lazy search for food. … Continue reading →

Doris Mager, dubbed the “Eagle Lady” years ago by former Gov. Bob Graham for her devotion to the raptors, will present a program about eagles as well as owls, hawks … Continue reading →