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Lake Louisa State Park
Lake Louisa State Park, near Clermont, contains 11 natural communities, 6 lakes and 2 streams within its boundaries. With its variety of camping options, including a full-service campground, primitive campgrounds, and modern cabins, it's a good place to camp, especially if you're visiting Orlando.

Florida Red Tides
Florida red tides are caused by algae blooms that begin offshore and make their way toward land. The current red tide affecting south Florida began in November 2017. It has killed much marine life and adversely affected the Florida tourist industry as well as the health and jobs of Floridians.

2018 Proposed Constitutional Amendments 6-13
The Constitution Revision Commission drafted 8 proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution when it met in 2017. Seven of these amendments are facing court challenges. If the courts do not strike them from the ballot, Floridians will vote on them in the 2018 general election on 6 November.

2018 Proposed Constitutional Amendments 1-5
In the upcoming Florida general election, Florida voters will have a chance to vote on potentially 13 proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution, pending court challenges to over half of them. Read on for information about proposed amendments 1 through 5.

2018 Florida Midterm Elections
The 2018 Florida midterm elections are coming up soon. Now is the time to begin doing your research and deciding how you're going to vote. Continue reading to find out what's at stake in these upcoming elections.

Florida Southern College and Frank Lloyd Wright
Florida Southern College, the oldest private comprehensive college in Florida, is home to the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world. Located in Lakeland, it has been named one of the most beautiful campuses in the U.S. The campus is open to the public for tours.

Dry Tortugas National Park
The Dry Tortugas, a western extension of the Florida Keys, lie about 70 miles west of Key West. Access to these 7 islets is by boat or seaplane. A ferry makes daily trips to Garden Key from Key West. Continue reading to learn about the history of this unique national park and what to do there.

Garden Key and Dry Tortugas Lighthouses
Garden Key and Dry Tortugas Lighthouses are located in the Dry Tortugas area of the Florida Keys. Both are now deactivated, but are of historical interest. Visiting these remote structures requires a boat or seaplane.

Pensacola Lighthouse
Visiting Pensacola Lighthouse is rated as one of the top 10 things to do in Pensacola. In addition to climbing tours, the lightstation offers a museum of historic exhibits and occasional special events. Entry to the lighthouse is through a security gate.

Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, the oldest existing structure in Palm Beach County, offers a panoramic view from over 150 feet above sea level. Continue reading to discover the interesting history of this maritime beacon and learn about other activities available on its grounds.

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