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Black history comes alive at Fort Mose
For at least three young boys, a Fort Mose history re-enactment called "Flight to Freedom" was an eye-opener - especially since they were the ones doing the re-enacting. Matthew Wilson, 14, a Bartram Trail student, said he moved here from a treasure trove of colonial history - Massachusetts - but he'd never heard of Fort Mose, the country's first ... (more)
Warm winter so far a boon to Beaches businesses
Patsy Bishop , owner of Shorelines in Neptune Beach and president of the Beaches Town Center Merchants Association, is among the Beaches merchants who are enjoying good sales from a comparatively mild winter.
Dining Notes: Cruisers Grill introduces new menu items
But Cruisers also serves fried catfish, country fried steak and chicken sandwiches.
Lagniappe on Florida DOT-run lift bridges
I didn't get to include information from an interview with a Chicago lift bridge enthusiast in my story that ran in Monday's Times-Union. But I thought readers might enjoy hearing retired engineer James S. Phillips' thoughts on the child-like fascination bridges can cause.
Aggressive tactics earn Atlantic Beach commissioner friends and critics
For years Carolyn Woods has claimed outsider status on the Atlantic Beach City Commission and she's railed against what she sees as a "good ol' boy" network in need of change.
High count of dead sea birds washing ashore on First Coast Beaches, but officials say not to worry
Blogs / Drew Dixon's Blog / High count of dead sea birds washing ashore on First Coast Beaches, but officials say not to worry Gary Anderson, a member of the Jacksonville Waterways Commission, just happened to be on the beach for a stroll on Friday and found about 10 dead sea birds in the area of First Street in Atlantic Beach.
Duct-taped man found bound to chair in Jacksonville hotel
It was a surreal scene that greeted police Wednesday afternoon as they arrived at a room at the Value Place Inn at 3425 Saland Way.
Hundreds show for Mitt Romney rally in Jacksonville
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds 2-week-old Gunner Cannon, brought to Tuesday morning's Jacksonville campaign stop by his parents Chad and Stacie Cannon of Atlantic Beach.
Hundreds show for Mitt Romney rally in Jacksonville
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds 2-week-old Gunner Cannon, brought to Tuesday morning's Jacksonville campaign stop by his parents Chad and Stacie Cannon of Atlantic Beach.
Could beaches cities help with ferry funds?
After town hall meetings, formations of task forces and even a public-private consortium suggested by a Florida legislator to help keep the St.
Metro Diner plans February opening in former Rite Spot at Jacksonville Beach
"I used to go to the Rite Spot when I was a kid living at Mayport Naval Base back in the 70s ... is it really closed? So sad! We're going to be down there next week and I was hoping to stop by.
Airplane that had emergency landing in Atlantic Beach flew off on its own from the shoreline
Blogs / Drew Dixon's Blog / Airplane that had emergency landing in Atlantic Beach flew off on its own from the shoreline We've had lots of calls about that Jacksonville Beach doctor who landed his airplane on the beach in Atlantic Beach last week.
Jacksonville Journal: Neptune, Atlantic beaches unite in fight
Neptune Beach joined its neighboring coastal community this week in funding a consultant that could help the municipalities challenge Jacksonville and the city's demands that the Beaches cities pay higher fees for garbage services.
Plane takes off from Atlantic Beach
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. -- Ed McDonald was one of dozens of curious beach goers who watched with amazement, a plane take off from Atlantic Beach.
Jocelyn and Matthew Wheeler of Atlantic Beach, Fla., announce the birth of a daughter, Madilynn Jayde, on Dec.
Neptune Beach council to vote tonight on consultant fees to challenge Jacksonville garbage charges
Neptune Beach City Council members vote tonight on a measure to split funding with Atlantic Beach to pay for a financial analyst firm to look into fees for garbage services for the coastal communities assessed by the city of Jacksonville.