- University of North Florida graduates July 28, 2010College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of ArtsAnthropology: Brett Justin Anderson and Cara Kirby.Art: William Turner Lotowycz, Sarah Beth Lovely, Kristine Hope Rodgers, Emily Sawyer, Brianna Nicole Scott, Samantha Frances Spaniak and Kathryn Healan Wedekind.Criminal Justice: John James Atteo, Kelsey Joyce Bridgeman, Timothy John Bromley, Megan Cunn […]Cindy Holifield
- Locals cruise-ins, shows and a memorial July 23, 2010Jacksonville's car scene lost an active member July 17 with the death of David Burrell Thompson from brain cancer. Mr. Thompson, 73, was a regular at local cruise-ins, usually with his mint blue 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 210 coupe, as well as the 1973 Pontiac Firebird he'd owned since new. "It was more than the cars," said Sunshine State C […]Dan Scanlan
- Woman trapped in her vehicle arrested when police got her out July 23, 2010A 24-year-old Jacksonville woman was arrested around 1 p.m. July 17 and charged with possession of marijuana, driving with a suspended license and failing to yield after her vehicle struck another one in the 12800 block of Old St. Augustine Road. A police officer saw two disabled vehicles in the road where the woman was trapped in her vehicle. Rescue workers […]Times-Union
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Mandarin Newsline
December 31st, 2009 | 
Author: If you haven’t had a chance to read the Mandarin newspaper you should give it a chance. The are online as well at: www.mandarinnewsline.com The newspaper is free and is delivered to addresses in 32223 and 32258. They now have a digital edition of the newspaper online that is a great idea. it is an exact duplicate of newspaper. Going green is a great idea and if you don’t live within these two zip codes you can still read about what is happening in the Mandarin Area. The newspaper has quite a few advertisements within the pages but the stories are quite interesting and they do keep you appraised on whats going on. This month’s issue features a write up of the new Principal at Mandarin High School, Loretto Elementary’s Student Council and Mandarin Community Club meetings coming up next month.
For me the most interesting article is “The Sheriff Reports” about an online service being offered by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s office. The article is on page 6 of the newspaper. Check out their website at: www.jaxsheriff.org You can report crimes, view crime news, and much more. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is meeting a need for all citizens in the Jacksonville Area to have online access to the police and their services.
We have also updated the Retirement Communities page with information about the Jacksonville Mandarin Area Nursing Homes. Go to that page for a Nursing Homes listing and where to get more information about their reports by the State of Florida and the Agency for Healthcare Administration.
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