Clay County Crime Report

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National Forensic Science Week
CLAY COUNTY – There is nothing routine at the Crime Scene Unit at the Clay County Sheriff’s Office. The eight technicians charged with collecting, cataloging and identifying items for a crime … more
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School board has until Dec. 31 to redraw its district boundaries
CLAY COUNTY – The school board will be deliberating its district boundaries for the next few months before the Dec. 31 deadline. The board is given the opportunity to redraw its district lines … more
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Clay firms selected for JTA Bay Street Innovation Corridor project
CLAY COUNTY – Two Clay County firms have been selected to design, build, operate and maintain the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Bay Street Innovation Corridor project.Balfour Beatty … more
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70 Doctors Lake residents move from septic tanks to sewage systems
ORANGE PARK – A septic-to-sewer project that will drastically increase the health of Doctors Lake by decreasing the number of algae blooms in the lake has officially begun.About 70 homeowners … more
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NEFBA: Clay County growth leads to expansion of communities, businesses
CLAY COUNTY – The county has experienced massive growth in the last few years, especially in some of the more rural areas, such as Middleburg, Lake Asbury and Green Cove Springs. Part, if not all, … more
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Sweet Success
ORANGE PARK – Many locals and new residents alike have noticed a shift toward healthier foods and allergy substitutions in their diets. Organic and non-GMO foods have found their place in everyday … more
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TikTok star using social media to advocate for social change
CLAY COUNTY – Tayler Harber was a model student at Orange Park High. Less than a year later after graduating in 2016, though, she committed a felony that would change the rest of her life. … more
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Check it out: September is National Library Card sign-up month
CLAY COUNTY – The public library system is so much more than a collection of buildings full of books and librarians hushing you. They are vibrant community spaces and offer a wealth of resources … more
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Day-by-day, beat-by-beat, Sage getting stronger following heart transplant
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – The sterile smell of antiseptic, the dull florescent lighting and the muffled beeps of monitors have, at long last, been replaced by the smell of swimming pool chlorine, bright … more
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BASCA 5K to be back on track with fund-raising run on Sept. 25
ORANGE PARK – The BASCA Cape Abilities 5K run is back this year after going virtual in 2020. BASCA’s 5K fundraiser has been around for nearly a decade but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it had … more
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Lake Area Bike created to turn junk into usable rides
MELROSE – There are bikes hanging from the ceiling, cluttered on the floor and on top of a workbench in Pete Slaymaker’s tiny shop. With the exception of a radio faintly playing country … more
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Facebook question of the week: Will people get back to work now that CARES Act benefits have expired?
CLAY COUNTY – Three pandemic-era unemployment benefits established by a 2020 CARES Act have expired and it could affect the state’s current labor shortage, according to some experts. The … more
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County commissioners tentatively vote to increase millage rate
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The Board of County Commissioners approved a tentative budget during its Sept. 14 meeting with a millage rate higher than last year. If approved, the county’s new total … more
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Developer gets approval to start long process for 112 “high-end” condos in Green Cove Springs
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The city council tentatively approved nearly $11 million of increases Tuesday night for its next operating budget, while slightly decreasing its capital improvement budget for … more
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Terrorist threats won’t keep Bobby Ingram, Molly Hatchet off the road
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Bobby Ingram was supposed to spend the day making music when the first of four hijacked airliners started crashing in the country’s worst terrorist attack. But like everyone … more
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Orange Park Council at odds with how to pay for better parking lot at Rob Bradley Conservation Park
ORANGE PARK – The Town Council is at odds with how to proceed in the construction of the parking lot for the Rob Bradley Conservation Park. The 10-acre park at 670 Nelson Dr. South in Orange … more
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County health provides straight-forward answers to COVID-19 questions, myths
Editors note: In a one-on-one interview with Clay Today reporter Wesley LeBlanc, Clay County’s Florida Department of Health director Heather Huffman sorted through the facts and misinformation … more
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Dozens of children flock to Clarke House Playground during its grand opening
ORANGE PARK – The new Clarke House Park Playground is officially open and it was welcomed by more than 100 people to its slides, ziplines, swings and more last Friday. Clarke House Park is a … more
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Manufacturing company at Reynolds Industrial Park doing prospering despite COVID-19
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Many outdoor recreational activities have seen huge boosts in popularity following COVID-19 restrictions. Nonetheless, Reynolds Industrial Park boat manufacturer Front Runner … more
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Green Cove officer won’t ever forget 9/11
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Green Cove Springs Police Department Cmdr. E.J. Guzman wears his emotions under his sleeve. The office has a large tattoo on his right arm depicting the New York City skyline, … more
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