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Casey DeSantis
Florida gets $58 million grant from CDC to fight opioid crisis
First Lady Casey DeSantis and a variety of state and local leaders were at UF Health in Jacksonville last Monday to discuss the opioid crisis and to herald new mechanisms for response. DeSantis … more
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Jacob Ogles
Blue-Green Algae Task Force: Climate change increases risk of blooms
Data on climate change and global warming, words reportedly barred from use during Rick Scott’s tenure as governor, will inform recommendations from the Blue-Green Algae Task … more
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Don Coble
There’s too much good in NFL to listen to self-centered noise
Many Jacksonville Jaguars fans were relieved when temperamental cornerback Jalen Ramsey showed up for practice on Wednesday. Warrick Dunn also showed up for work, and he did it without any … more
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UCF gets federal cash for PTSD treatment center
The University of Central Florida is set to receive another $1 million federal grant to support its UCF RESTORES research center and treatment clinic aiding active-duty service members and military … more
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House to consider raising smoking, vaping age to 21
A state House member wants to increase the legal age for vaping and smoking tobacco from 18 to 21 in Florida. “As a mother of five myself, with children in both middle school and high school, … more
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Ken Brock ready to hit the road again for WWP
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS – Ken Brock is still walking. The U.S. Army veteran who found solace from his post-traumatic stress by walking from Amvets Post 86 to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, to create awareness … more
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Muntrella Woodward
Dorian’s destruction continues long after storm for GCS woman
Muntrella Woodard is desperate. She can only communicate with her sister through occasional text messages. Even with that, she already can sense the futility in her sister’s cryptic … more
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Don Coble
No such thing as over-reacting to dangerously fickle Hurricane Dorian
Jimmy Buffett was right. It’s hard to reason with hurricane season. Amid all the angst and frustration Hurricane Dorian created, we got lucky when the massive storm decided to make a hard-right … more
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Inspiring our next generation of leaders
Every morning, as I prepare for my workday, I enjoy a bowl of cereal and watch the local news, followed by the beginning of the national news morning shows. Recently, I’ve been dismayed by the … more
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Don Coble
New season brings renewed hope for Jags’ championship season
Andrew Luck retired in Indianapolis. Lamar Miller is out at Houston with a torn ACL. And the Tennessee Titans are, well, the Tennessee Titans. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, who spent $88 million … more
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This Week in History 8/22/19
Five years ago, 2014 The Clay County School Board approved a second charter school, Clay Charter Academy, in Middleburg.BCC considers building a sports complex of Old Jennings Road with some of the … more
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State legislatures to consider mandatory panic buttons in schools
State Rep. Michael Gottlieb is pushing legislation for the upcoming 2020 Legislative Session that would mandate panic alarms in public schools. The measure (HB 23) is dubbed “Alyssa’s Law” … more
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Don Coble
Daniels should be judged by his job, not personal issues
MIDDLEBURG – Sheriff Darryl Daniels promised to tone down his rhetoric ahead of Tuesday night’s Town Hall meeting at the Centerpoint Baptist Church. And while he kept his cool explaining the … more
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Florida Chamber highlights military’s importance in state
JACKSONVILLE – The Florida Chamber kicked off its two-day “Military, Defense and Veterans” summit on Tuesday. Chamber President Mark Wilson addressed the “State of Play: Preparing for … more
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This Week In History 8/15/19
Five years ago, 2014Fourth Judicial Circuit Court Judge Mark Borello will decide if the Clay County School Board will get an injunction against the Board of County Commissioners’ decision to … more
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Let’s talk when politics becomes too political
We had an interesting discussion last week in the lobby of our office. Another frog-strangling thunderstorm kept us from going home, so we waited for a break from the thunderclaps and joked about the … more
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How to buy shirt, sell personal data with single swipe of credit card
I recently bought a golf shirt. At $9.99, I thought it was a great buy. Three weeks later, I feel like I’m still paying for it. I used by debit card to pay for the shirt and a toy for my … more
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Getting the garden ready for fall
Has anyone else tried working outside in the garden recently? These days of August are some of the most miserable times to try to keep up with mowing the grass, pulling weeds, and almost any garden … more
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Recent tragedies unleash Stewart’s newest push for assault weapons ban
Democratic state Sen. Linda Stewart vowed last Monday to again push for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, expressing that she’s feeling unleashed this year by Senate President … more
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Letter to the Editor 8/8/19
This morning (Monday) the Florida Greyhound Association announced that one of its members filed suit seeking financial compensation after the passage of a Constitutional Amendment to phase out … more
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