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Jacksonville.com: News
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Local news from Jacksonville, FL
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St. Johns cyclist rolls into Chicago
"I will walk. I will run. I will do all the things I used to do," Don Worley said Monday by phone from the finish line in Chicago.
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Rants and Raves: Program needed publicity
While shopping at a Stein Mart store, I happened to pick up a pink-and-white card off the checkout counter. To my amazement, I opened it to find out that they were part of a program to give free mammograms to women who could not afford to pay for one. They joined with UF and Shands and [the] RITA Foundation to make this holiday gift come true. Everyone I know has been touched by breast cancer one way or another. I am not sure where all the publicity is about this program, and if I had not shopped at Stein Mart, I would have never known about it. Imagine, during an economic downturn and uncertainty, three local organizations felt the inspiration to give the gift of life during the holidays. I am not sure Santa could top this gift!
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Devin Clark Servant goes the extra mile in his job, life
For Devin Clark, 2002 was a year of dramatic change.
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OUR SHIP HAS COME IN
Thousands more sailors will call Mayport home come 2014, when the Navy moves a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to its base there.
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Mayport residents' reaction: Not soon enough
If the Navy could change one thing about its plan to send a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to Northeast Florida, Tracey Graybill-Brown would have an idea. They need to get it here quicker than five years. It needs to be yesterday."
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New head of college sees role changing
For eight years, Joe Pickens has been a power player in the Legislature as chairman of the House's education appropriations committee. Now, the former legislator from Palatka has moved from the statehouse to the ivory tower.
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Helping hands and hearts: Ronald McDonald House's anniversary
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville opened its first house 20 years ago on Jefferson Street near Shands Jacksonville hospital.
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Mom sues teacher in sex case
Despite a jury's acquittal of a Jacksonville teacher accused of having sex with a 15-year-old student, the girl's mother is suing the Duval County school system for damages.
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