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Commencing with the Advice Wednesday, May 29
Whether these graduates will remember or 
use it remains to be seen
Brickbats to Jacksonville City Councilmember Matt Schellenberg for attempting to get an emergency vote to reduce the size of the city’s Human Rights Commission from 20 seats to 11. Some viewed …
What I See for the Future Wednesday, April 3
Blinding diseases make everyday life more difficult, but technology and research help
Bouquets to Patricia deJesus, coordinator of the Cold Night Shelter in Fernandina Beach, for giving the homeless a place to go and get a warm meal when temperatures dip below 40 degrees. The Cold …
Bouquets to defense attorney Hank Coxe and seven other local attorneys who worked pro bono for helping resolve the Cristian Fernandez case in juvenile court. Fernandez was allowed to plead guilty to …
What’s an Assault Weapon? When talking about gun control, we need to decide what the liberals call an “assault weapon.” The way I see it, they mean an automatic weapon like the M-16 or …
The Teacher Becomes the Student Wednesday, March 13
Paxon senior’s essay helps illustrate the education circle of life
Create another agency to approve applications for nonprofit organizations
Brickbats to Jacksonville City Councilmember Richard Clark for seeking a three-year moratorium on use of the city’s Mobility Fee, designed to improve pedestrian and bicyclist infrastructure to …
Are You ‘Intexticated'? Wednesday, May 8
We can't wait for a law to stop us from the dangers 
of texting while driving
 
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