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Fla. officials moving to seize tribe's land
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2003 Florida Governor Jeb Bush (R) and other state officials plan to move forward with plans to condemn 800 acres of land owned by the Miccosukee Tribe, The Miami Herald reports. The state Department of Environmental Protection will hold a hearing tomorrow to address the issue. The state and federal government say the tribe and two homeowners are holding up the $8 billion Everglades restoration project. Separately, state water managers are moving to condemn 375 acres of land owned by the tribe, also under the guises of restoration. Get the Story:
Florida, tribe at odds on land issue (The Miami Herald 2/10)
Standoff ensnares Everglades (The Orlando Sentinel 2/10) Relevant Links:
Miccosukee Tribe - http://www.miccosukeetribe.com Related Stories:
Miccosukee Tribe's case up for Supreme Court review (02/07)
Fla. reconsidering bid to oust tribe, homeowners (01/29)
Fla. moves to condemn tribe's land (12/13)
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Fla. tribe fights for court oversight (09/18)
Fla. tribe wins another Everglades suit (9/5)
Corps halts Everglades restoration work (8/15)
Enviros wanted Interior role boosted(7/24)
DOI stripped of Everglades provisions (7/17)
Court blocks forced Everglades move (7/10)
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Fla. tribe wants clean Everglades (6/24)
Miccosukee Tribe launches ad campaign (6/21)
Fla. tribe happy with court ruling (2/5)
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