Page 20 LEVY COUNTY JOURNAL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2007


Tourism workshops scheduled


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 The UF/IFAS North Florida Research
and Education Center--Suwannee Valley
(NFREC-SV) and The Original Florida
Tourism Task Force will be offering the last
of three workshops on Tourism Opportunities
for Farmers at the Spirit of the Suwannee
Music Park on Wednesday, Feb. 7 from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m.
 The response to the first two workshops
in this series has been tremendous and
participants have gained a wealth of
knowledge so far. The third workshop will not
disappoint. Attendee Lei Lani Davis says "My
husband and I have been working to start our
own business to eventually help supplement
our retirement. The information needed is
not all in one place. These workshops have
been helping fill the gaps. We learn a bit
of everything from zoning and insurance
to marketing and value add ideas. We are
looking forward to the third workshop."
 This series of workshops is designed to
help farmers and landowners take advantage
of opportunities offered by Florida's natural
resources. The first two workshops dealt with
understanding agritourism and the nuts-and-
bolts of starting an agritourism enterprise.

* Train


 I'm sure they must have
been carrying something for
the military," he said.
 The Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad used the depot in
the early years. It was still in
use when ACL merged with
Seabord Air Line Railroad
in the 1960s, forming
the Seaboard Coast Line

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new sections on water
shortage orders, watershed
management, revisions to
improve water conservation
strategies and reuse of
reclaimed water.
 Legislative Day speakers
will include Suwannee River
Water Management District
volunteer board member Earl
Maxwell Starnes; Richard


and remained


This final workshop will focus on how
these ventures can be financed through such
means as grants, partnerships and traditional
financing packages. Marketing will also be
discussed.
 NFREC-SV serves the diverse agricultural
interests in the region including vegetables,
fruit crops, protected culture, forestry,
tobacco and other forage crops. The Original
Florida Tourism Task Force is a tourism
marketing group that seeks to promote yet
preserve the natural and cultural attractions
of the area to increase the number of visitors
and extend their stay.
 Participants that complete all three
workshops will be added to the Original
Florida's website which reaches well over
100,000 visitors monthly.
 Financial assistance for this project is also
provided by Visit Florida.
 The registration fee is $10 and includes
lunch, refreshments and program materials.
The registration deadline is Feb. 3. Register
online at http://nfrec-sv.ifas.ufl.edu or e-mail
Karen Hancock at khanhock@ifas.ufl.edu or
call (386) 362-1725 for more information.


active until


approximately 1990.
 The depot is now a marker
on the Nature Coast State
Trail. With the addition of
relevant old photos and
artifacts, it will become the
museum now envisioned by
the depot committee.
 If you have photos, artifacts


Deadman of the Department
of Community Affairs; Mark
Hooks from the Department of
Health; Hugh Thomas, from
Suwannee River Partnership
and Ann T. Moore, St. Johns
River Water Management
District board member.
 Events for Saturday,
Feb. 24 include a springs
celebration at Fanning


 Continued from front
or memorabilia you would
like to give or loan the city,
please call Jennifer Willis at
Chiefland's city hall at 493-
6711.
 The museum committee
will meet again Monday,
Feb. 19 at 5 p.m. at the depot.
Interested people are urged to
attend.


 Continued from front
Springs State Park and rural
community celebration at
the Trenton train depot.
Activities will include music,
canoeing, Native American
painted pony and storyteller,
painted rain barrel auction
and educational displays.
Food vendors will also be on
hand.


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