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EPA has concerns for Keystone pipeline near coast
Opponents of a proposed pipeline designed to carry crude oil from Canada under the Great Plains filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging Nebraska's new oil pipeline review law.
Jason Parry receives top FCTC awards night honor
Jason Parry, center, receives the FCTC Award of Excellence from Dr. Christine Cothron and Michael Curtis, chairman of the FCTC board of directors.
Police reports from May 29, 2012.
Man impersonates officer, pulls woman over on S.R. 207: Detectives are looking for a man who allegedly impersonated a law enforcement officer when he pulled over a woman for "speeding" Saturday night, according to a St.
2 attempted abductions reported in Palatka
She was walking on St. Johns Avenue near Moseley Avenue when she said a man driving a gold van stopped and asked if she needed a ride.
Police report from May 27, 2012
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and the Florida Highway Patrol : a- Who: Baker, Jarvis Quintre, 32, of Palatka.
Palatka man, found guilty of murdering his step-grandmother, now faces death penalty trial
A Palatka man will have to wait until June to find out if he will die for his role in the murder of his step-grandmother and numerous other crimes that read like a crime novel.
Environmentalists serve notice on Fla. paper mill
Two environmental groups and a pair of citizens want Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet to block a Palatka paper mill's plan for a pipeline to discharge wastewater into the St.
Education Commissioner to Hold "Conversations with the Commissioner"
Education Commissioner Gerard Robinson will host the next in a series of community forums Monday in Palatka and Jacksonville.
Weekend Things: Memorial Day Edition
Memorial Day weekend is the first real road trip holiday of the year, and it's time to embrace it and get out.
Teacher suspended for getting student pregnant
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Action News has learned of a major setback in the new $350 million courthouse that is scheduled to open under a cloud of controversy next week.
Changes for the Blue Crab Festival
He's from Palatka, and he and his city will help welcome thousands of visitors from across the state and the U.S. to the Blue Crab Festival this weekend.
Memorial Day activities for north Florida
A A A Memorial Day weekend is upon us and that means two things: three day weekend and the unofficial start of summer.
Palatka family continues to search for dog after apparent extortion attempt
Steven Pinder became breathless and panicky after learning that three special family members bolted from his Palatka home last week.
Balance sought in pursuit of deeper water for port
A study has begun to determine the feasibility of deepening 14 miles of the Jacksonville harbor from 40 feet to 50 feet, which would allow deeper draft ships to call on local ports.
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Feds still strict on moonshine, Flagler man finds out
Jimmy Day, owner of Flagler Lightning Spirit Conjurers & Alchemists, explains the process of "swelling" an oak barrel he will use for aging his moonshine whiskey.
Foreign-flagged Fishing Vessels Must Re-flag to Fish in NZ Waters
The New Zealand government announce that foreign-flagged fishing boats must be reflagged as New Zealand vessels, if they wanted to operate in New Zealand waters The move, to take place over a four-year transition period, would send a clear message that New Zealand was serious about the fair treatment of fishing crews, the safety of vessels and its ... (more)
Sembawang Shipyard Secures 3 LNG Repair Contracts
The first contract awarded by Sonangol Pesquisa e ProducI aIfo S.A calls for he major repairs and upgrading of the 20-year- old FSO Palanca.
Thief targets reward money for missing dog
PALATKA, Fla. -- Signs for a missing pet in Palatka hang from just about every street corner.
Photography show at Larimer Arts Center
Photography works by the Ancient City Camera Club of St. Augustine are being featured through May 24, in the gallery of The Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka.
Sen. Bill Nelson Visits First Coast Today
He's scheduled to deliver the keynote address at a Clay County military appreciation noontime luncheon, according to a news release from the senator's office.