Editorial: Spring Has Sprung, Y’all

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Spring in Florida is one of my favorite times of year.  Azaleas begin to pop in town and country alike, followed by violets, dogwood, jessamine, and a long list of others. The gray-brown and faded green of a Florida winter … Continued

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“We Want Them to Feel Loved.” Community Rallies Behind “Forgotten” Neighborhood After Irma.

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One hundred hot suppers delivered every night.  Grocery bags stocked with cleaning supplies, personal items or canned goods.  Cases and cases of bottled water.  One Springfield church sprang into action after Hurricane Irma to fill the stomachs and refrigerators of … Continued

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Washington Post Cites Florida Field Notes in Post-Irma Article

Three days after Hurricane Irma churned through Florida, the Washington Post reached out to Lisa Grubba at Florida Field Notes for information on what cities were open for travel in the Sunshine State.  A big thanks to elected officials, chamber … Continued

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Group Promotes Healthy Soil, Lifestyles in Urban Jacksonville

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Two residential soil samples registered high for lead in preliminary tests done Saturday, April 29, at a community workshop in Jacksonville’s Eastside neighborhood.  The free tests were offered at the second annual Go Green Soil Shop sponsored by the Eastside … Continued

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