Officials short on road details; walks continue
Betty Osceola guides participants as they gather at Skunk Ape Headquarters in eastern Collier County for the second Walk for the Homies on Sept. 9. Photo by Kelly J. Farrell
Collier now
By Kelly J. Farrell  
29 September 2023

Officials short on road details; walks continue

This is the third in a series of articles monitoring Florida’s analysis of using toxic fertilizer waste in roads.

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