Ponte-Vedra News

“I have no hint, no clue as to what the future will bring.”

Frank Davis, a physical education teacher at Nease High School, had anticipated next August as a special time - the last year he would drive his son to high school. via The Florida Times-Union

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“It is a rare opportunity to welcome a coach who has won any state championships, let alone four of the last seven”

Ponte Vedra High School continues building its athletic program hiring Dave Silverberg as head coach of girls' soccer. via The Florida Times-Union

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“Our ARC will be the judge of that.”

The large number of Ponte Vedra residents appearing at the County Commission meeting on April 30 may have caused the developers of the Shoppes at Veranda to re-think their plan to bypass the Ponte Vedra ... via Florida Times-Union

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“The key is developing concepts that have a wide appeal and offering the market something it doesn't yet have”

"In some ways, the last three years seems like a long time, but in other ways it doesn't," said Twisted Martini co-owner and Venture Quest management partner Victor Jones about the upscale bar and restaurant at ... via Financial News & Daily Record

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With Spring comes fun gatherings; graduations, family reunions, weddings. If you're stepping out, but wish you could step up your look ... join First Coast News Anchors Deanna Fene and Joy Purdy on First Coast ... via WTLV

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The first phase of the Nocatee Parkway officially opened today. The 75-million dollar, four-lane highway provides a new hurricane evacuation route for people living in the beach communities of Ponte Vedra and ... via WTLV

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St. Johns Town Center is celebrating Cinco de Mayo with live bands, Latin dancing, face painting, giveaways, food and drink from noon to 10 p.m. today. via Jacksonville.com

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The west lawn of Government House, across from Flagler College, will be the setting from noon to dusk Thursday for a May Day Celebration. via St. Augustine Record

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“We already have a large contingent of Canadian snowbirds. We have done some media work in Canada to make (coming to Florida) more of a year-round thing. We want them to do more than look to us as a winter destination to get out of the cold”

Posted: Sunday, April 27, 2008 ; Updated: 3:36 AM on Sunday, April 27, 2008 Visitors to St. via St. Augustine Record

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The Gate River Expo came through again for this edition of BillLabs, my so-called personal testing service to enhance Beach life. via The Florida Times-Union

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