THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas AN ERA ENDS, FUTURE AWAITS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 1 day ago · With the purchase of the Knights of Columbus Hall in San Marco by Worth Turner, the Knights of Columbus-Bishop Kenny Council 1951 moves into new quarters at Assumption Catholic Church on Atlantic Boulevard. It’s a bittersweet moment full of warm memories and hopeful plans. The pandemic has prevented the council from renting out

the hall

ST. MARK’S CELEBRATES FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE GRADUATES 1 day ago · The St. Mark’s Campus celebrated the fifth and sixth grade graduates during two separate ceremonies on Wednesday, May 19 (fifth grade) and Friday, May 21 (fifth grade) in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Prior to each ceremony, students were recognized and honored during a special Art Show and Celebration in the Lori Schiavone Commons. Each graduation SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They SULZBACHER PSYCHIATRIST EARNS HIPPOCRATIC AWARD 1 day ago · Sulzbacher Psychiatrist Dr. Ana Turner, an assistant professor and clerkship director for the department of psychiatry at the UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, was recognized as the 2021 Hippocratic Award winner for her outstanding teaching abilities at a ceremony, May 6. Established by the UF College of Medicine class of 1969, the Hippocratic Award is HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

PUBLIC ACCESS TO RIVER CHALLENGES BEST AND HIGHEST USE IN Plans to transform the former Landing site on the St. Johns River and install public artwork are underway and soon to be revealed. And a new coalition of nonprofits and public interest agencies hope those plans are but the first step toward a string of HISTORIC DORO BUILDING TO BE REPLACED BY MODERN APARTMENTS Plans to demolish a historic 115-year-old building near Jacksonville’s shipyards and erect apartments in its place are moving forward even though some civic organizations and community members have called for a halt to progress on the project. The George Doro Fixture Company building – with its unusually formal façade and ornately outlined windows and sign IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s RESPONDING TO NEED MOTIVATES DONORS Carolyn Phanstiel doesn’t consider herself a philanthropist; instead, she describes her desire to help others as being like a child’s pinwheel with three spokes – a whoops-moments spoke, spreading-the-love spoke and a when-enough-is-enough spoke. Mariette Broduer, principal consultant for MTB Consulting, asked Phanstiel to share her thoughts about philanthropic giving, along with John THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas AN ERA ENDS, FUTURE AWAITS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 1 day ago · With the purchase of the Knights of Columbus Hall in San Marco by Worth Turner, the Knights of Columbus-Bishop Kenny Council 1951 moves into new quarters at Assumption Catholic Church on Atlantic Boulevard. It’s a bittersweet moment full of warm memories and hopeful plans. The pandemic has prevented the council from renting out

the hall

ST. MARK’S CELEBRATES FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE GRADUATES 1 day ago · The St. Mark’s Campus celebrated the fifth and sixth grade graduates during two separate ceremonies on Wednesday, May 19 (fifth grade) and Friday, May 21 (fifth grade) in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Prior to each ceremony, students were recognized and honored during a special Art Show and Celebration in the Lori Schiavone Commons. Each graduation SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They SULZBACHER PSYCHIATRIST EARNS HIPPOCRATIC AWARD 1 day ago · Sulzbacher Psychiatrist Dr. Ana Turner, an assistant professor and clerkship director for the department of psychiatry at the UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, was recognized as the 2021 Hippocratic Award winner for her outstanding teaching abilities at a ceremony, May 6. Established by the UF College of Medicine class of 1969, the Hippocratic Award is HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

PUBLIC ACCESS TO RIVER CHALLENGES BEST AND HIGHEST USE IN Plans to transform the former Landing site on the St. Johns River and install public artwork are underway and soon to be revealed. And a new coalition of nonprofits and public interest agencies hope those plans are but the first step toward a string of HISTORIC DORO BUILDING TO BE REPLACED BY MODERN APARTMENTS Plans to demolish a historic 115-year-old building near Jacksonville’s shipyards and erect apartments in its place are moving forward even though some civic organizations and community members have called for a halt to progress on the project. The George Doro Fixture Company building – with its unusually formal façade and ornately outlined windows and sign IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s RESPONDING TO NEED MOTIVATES DONORS Carolyn Phanstiel doesn’t consider herself a philanthropist; instead, she describes her desire to help others as being like a child’s pinwheel with three spokes – a whoops-moments spoke, spreading-the-love spoke and a when-enough-is-enough spoke. Mariette Broduer, principal consultant for MTB Consulting, asked Phanstiel to share her thoughts about philanthropic giving, along with John AN ERA ENDS, FUTURE AWAITS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 1 day ago · With the purchase of the Knights of Columbus Hall in San Marco by Worth Turner, the Knights of Columbus-Bishop Kenny Council 1951 moves into new quarters at Assumption Catholic Church on Atlantic Boulevard. It’s a bittersweet moment full of warm memories and hopeful plans. The pandemic has prevented the council from renting out

the hall

DONORS DIVE IN: THREE GENERATIONS OF FAMILIES MAKE WAVES Members and friends of the Tarver family were the first to jump into Bolles’ new pool, named the Tarver Pool, in honor of Jack Tarver, grandfather of Missy Pearson, who, with her husband, Josh Pearson, has five children who graduated from or are attending The Bolles School. The Tarver family’s generous gift made the pool ST. MARK’S CELEBRATES FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE GRADUATES 1 day ago · The St. Mark’s Campus celebrated the fifth and sixth grade graduates during two separate ceremonies on Wednesday, May 19 (fifth grade) and Friday, May 21 (fifth grade) in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Prior to each ceremony, students were recognized and honored during a special Art Show and Celebration in the Lori Schiavone Commons. Each graduation LOCAL TEACHER/AUTHOR INSPIRES YOUNG GIRLS TO BE THEIR English/language arts teacher and author PeTika Tave is putting the power of words to work to empower girls from every walk of life. She has written the BayaBook series to help parents empower their kids so that they can successfully navigate the challenges in life. Beautiful As You Are and Brilliant As You Are include SULZBACHER PSYCHIATRIST EARNS HIPPOCRATIC AWARD 1 day ago · Sulzbacher Psychiatrist Dr. Ana Turner, an assistant professor and clerkship director for the department of psychiatry at the UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, was recognized as the 2021 Hippocratic Award winner for her outstanding teaching abilities at a ceremony, May 6. Established by the UF College of Medicine class of 1969, the Hippocratic Award is 'FLYING NUN' REPLACES PROTECTIVE COVERING OVER HISTORIC The colors of the stained-glass windows at Riverside Presbyterian Church are shining more vibrantly these days thanks to the work of Sister Diane Couture and the St. Joseph Ministries’ Architectural Stained-Glass Studio. Sister Diane is lovingly referred to as “the flying nun,” by Jane Miller, who oversees the project for Riverside Presbyterian’s property and maintenance THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Sulzbacher psychiatrist earns Hippocratic Award. Posted on June 11, 2021 By Editor Brooklyn, Downtown, Springfield, Neighborhood News, Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, Murray Hill, San Jose, San Marco, St. Nicholas. Sulzbacher Psychiatrist Dr. Ana Turner, an assistant professor and clerkship director for the department of psychiatry at the UF College of Medicine, Jacksonville, was recognized as THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. John Duce to continue his tenure as Chairman of Gator Bowl Sports Board. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News. In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA,

Nelson Bradshaw.

THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. An era ends, future awaits Knights of Columbus Hall. Posted on June 11, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News, San Jose, San Marco, St. Nicholas. With the purchase of the Knights of Columbus Hall in San Marco by Worth Turner, the Knights of Columbus-Bishop Kenny Council 1951 moves into new quarters at Assumption Catholic Church on Atlantic

Boulevard.

THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville announces 2021 Scholarship recipients. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News, Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, Murray Hill, San Jose, San Marco, St. Nicholas. Since its founding in 1897, The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s mission has been to further the education and betterment of women. THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

PUBLIC ACCESS TO RIVER CHALLENGES BEST AND HIGHEST USE IN Plans to transform the former Landing site on the St. Johns River and install public artwork are underway and soon to be revealed. And a new coalition of nonprofits and public interest agencies hope those plans are but the first step toward a string of HISTORIC DORO BUILDING TO BE REPLACED BY MODERN APARTMENTS Plans to demolish a historic 115-year-old building near Jacksonville’s shipyards and erect apartments in its place are moving forward even though some civic organizations and community members have called for a halt to progress on the project. The George Doro Fixture Company building – with its unusually formal façade and ornately outlined windows and sign DONORS DIVE IN: THREE GENERATIONS OF FAMILIES MAKE WAVES Members and friends of the Tarver family were the first to jump into Bolles’ new pool, named the Tarver Pool, in honor of Jack Tarver, grandfather of Missy Pearson, who, with her husband, Josh Pearson, has five children who graduated from or are attending The Bolles School. The Tarver family’s generous gift made the pool RESPONDING TO NEED MOTIVATES DONORS Carolyn Phanstiel doesn’t consider herself a philanthropist; instead, she describes her desire to help others as being like a child’s pinwheel with three spokes – a whoops-moments spoke, spreading-the-love spoke and a when-enough-is-enough spoke. Mariette Broduer, principal consultant for MTB Consulting, asked Phanstiel to share her thoughts about philanthropic giving, along with John LOCAL AUTHOR TO HOST LAUNCH PARTY FOR FIRST BOOK’S RELEASE The public is invited to a launch party for the release of Lara Patangan’s first book, Simple Mercies: How the Works of Mercy Bring Peace and Fulfillment. The celebration will take place on May 22nd at 7 p.m. at Assumption Catholic Church, the author’s home parish. The evening will begin with a presentation by Patangan IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s LOCAL FOLKS: CLARK LABLOND Clark LaBlond did not grow up in Jacksonville. It took him until 1995 to return to the Bold City after hip hopping from California to Minnesota to Jacksonville then Chicago and, finally back to where he now calls home. This traveling man attended school in California where he swam competitively, played football, was in Indian THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

PUBLIC ACCESS TO RIVER CHALLENGES BEST AND HIGHEST USE IN Plans to transform the former Landing site on the St. Johns River and install public artwork are underway and soon to be revealed. And a new coalition of nonprofits and public interest agencies hope those plans are but the first step toward a string of HISTORIC DORO BUILDING TO BE REPLACED BY MODERN APARTMENTS Plans to demolish a historic 115-year-old building near Jacksonville’s shipyards and erect apartments in its place are moving forward even though some civic organizations and community members have called for a halt to progress on the project. The George Doro Fixture Company building – with its unusually formal façade and ornately outlined windows and sign DONORS DIVE IN: THREE GENERATIONS OF FAMILIES MAKE WAVES Members and friends of the Tarver family were the first to jump into Bolles’ new pool, named the Tarver Pool, in honor of Jack Tarver, grandfather of Missy Pearson, who, with her husband, Josh Pearson, has five children who graduated from or are attending The Bolles School. The Tarver family’s generous gift made the pool RESPONDING TO NEED MOTIVATES DONORS Carolyn Phanstiel doesn’t consider herself a philanthropist; instead, she describes her desire to help others as being like a child’s pinwheel with three spokes – a whoops-moments spoke, spreading-the-love spoke and a when-enough-is-enough spoke. Mariette Broduer, principal consultant for MTB Consulting, asked Phanstiel to share her thoughts about philanthropic giving, along with John LOCAL AUTHOR TO HOST LAUNCH PARTY FOR FIRST BOOK’S RELEASE The public is invited to a launch party for the release of Lara Patangan’s first book, Simple Mercies: How the Works of Mercy Bring Peace and Fulfillment. The celebration will take place on May 22nd at 7 p.m. at Assumption Catholic Church, the author’s home parish. The evening will begin with a presentation by Patangan IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s LOCAL FOLKS: CLARK LABLOND Clark LaBlond did not grow up in Jacksonville. It took him until 1995 to return to the Bold City after hip hopping from California to Minnesota to Jacksonville then Chicago and, finally back to where he now calls home. This traveling man attended school in California where he swam competitively, played football, was in Indian JOHN DUCE TO CONTINUE HIS TENURE AS CHAIRMAN OF GATOR BOWL 1 day ago · In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA, Nelson Bradshaw. Duce will serve a second term as chairman with duties that include presiding over all

Gator Bowl Sports

THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE ANNOUNCES 2021 1 day ago · Since its founding in 1897, The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s mission has been to further the education and betterment of women. This year, thirteen extraordinary young Florida women each have received a $3,000.00 scholarship to continue their education in Florida schools. Recipients were announced at the club’s first in-person luncheon of the COVID era, on STUDENTS LEAVE THEIR MARK BY ESTABLISHING SCHOOL’S FIRST 1 day ago · Last spring a group of rising 6th grade students came together over the common idea that they felt their school needed a mascot. Rising 6th graders Lily Indelacato and Grace Ross started discussing with some of their peers the need for their school, Riverside Presbyterian Day School, to have a mascot. Grace Ross said

“We

LOCAL TEACHER/AUTHOR INSPIRES YOUNG GIRLS TO BE THEIR 1 day ago · English/language arts teacher and author PeTika Tave is putting the power of words to work to empower girls from every walk of life. She has written the BayaBook series to help parents empower their kids so that they can successfully navigate the challenges in life. Beautiful As You Are and Brilliant As You Are include LOCAL FOLKS: AL POINDEXTER Al Poindexter doesn’t have to go far to enjoy wildlife in the middle of the city. He simply steps out back of his Colonial Manor home. Fifteen years ago, during a remodeling project, Poindexter had a bulldozer dig a 10×14-foot pond, 20 inches deep in his backyard. He

wanted a

FORMER ROOSEVELT SQUARE TAKING SHAPE AS ORTEGA PARK Builders are tirelessly working on renovation and construction at Ortega Park, the former Roosevelt Square retail center that contains a Publix, Stein Mart, Ulta Beauty, and other stores. Publix, which anchors the center, is also near the end of a $930,000 interior renovation project. Dwaine Stevens, director of community relations for Publix supermarkets, said FINFEST CELEBRATED IN STYLE, BACK IN ACTION A festive and tropical-themed crowd packed into the ballroom and grounds of the Timuquana Country Club for another special night dedicated to fundraising, May 22. Staff, volunteers, board members and strong sponsor partners all helped to bring awareness to the event by raising funds, listening to impactful testimonials, and helping those less fortunate better communicate THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. John Duce to continue his tenure as Chairman of Gator Bowl Sports Board. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News. In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA,

Nelson Bradshaw.

PAWSITIVE ARTS MARKET Dr. Carla Rodriguez, owner and founder of Pawsitive Healing Rehabilitation and Acupuncture Clinic in San Marco was treating Nikki Simpson’s dog and explained how much she loves kids and asked the 6th grade RPDS teacher how she could get involved with RPDS students. Mrs. Simpson told Dr. Rodriguez about RPDS Project LEADS. Servant

leadership is

THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Local teacher/author inspires young girls to be their personal best. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News, Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, Murray Hill, San Jose, San Marco, St. Nicholas. English/language arts teacher and author PeTika Tave is putting the power of words to work to empower girls from every walk of life. THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas JOHN DUCE TO CONTINUE HIS TENURE AS CHAIRMAN OF GATOR BOWL 14 hours ago · In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA, Nelson Bradshaw. Duce will serve a second term as chairman with duties that include presiding over all

Gator Bowl Sports

THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE ANNOUNCES 2021 14 hours ago · Since its founding in 1897, The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s mission has been to further the education and betterment of women. This year, thirteen extraordinary young Florida women each have received a $3,000.00 scholarship to continue their education in Florida schools. Recipients were announced at the club’s first in-person luncheon of the COVID era, on FINFEST CELEBRATED IN STYLE, BACK IN ACTION 1 day ago · A festive and tropical-themed crowd packed into the ballroom and grounds of the Timuquana Country Club for another special night dedicated to fundraising, May 22. Staff, volunteers, board members and strong sponsor partners all helped to bring awareness to the event by raising funds, listening to impactful testimonials, and helping those less fortunate better communicate PAWSITIVE ARTS MARKET 1 day ago · Dr. Carla Rodriguez, owner and founder of Pawsitive Healing Rehabilitation and Acupuncture Clinic in San Marco was treating Nikki Simpson’s dog and explained how much she loves kids and asked the 6th grade RPDS teacher how she could get involved with RPDS students. Mrs. Simpson told Dr. Rodriguez about RPDS Project LEADS. Servant leadership is HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s 'FLYING NUN' REPLACES PROTECTIVE COVERING OVER HISTORIC The colors of the stained-glass windows at Riverside Presbyterian Church are shining more vibrantly these days thanks to the work of Sister Diane Couture and the St. Joseph Ministries’ Architectural Stained-Glass Studio. Sister Diane is lovingly referred to as “the flying nun,” by Jane Miller, who oversees the project for Riverside Presbyterian’s property and maintenance BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER CELEBRATES OPENING OF CHARTRAND On April 12, leaders of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville and Wolfson Children’s Hospital, along with donors Mark and Meredith (Chartrand) Frisch and their families, celebrated the dedication of the Chartrand Frisch Family Birth & Newborn Center. This project marks the completion of a $16 million renovation to the Baptist Jacksonville Maternal Evaluation, Delivery, Maternal Newborn, and THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Delivering community news in Jacksonville's best neighborhoods with two publications serving Riverside, Avondale, Ortega and Murray Hill as well as San Marco, San Jose and St. Nicholas JOHN DUCE TO CONTINUE HIS TENURE AS CHAIRMAN OF GATOR BOWL 14 hours ago · In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA, Nelson Bradshaw. Duce will serve a second term as chairman with duties that include presiding over all

Gator Bowl Sports

THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE ANNOUNCES 2021 14 hours ago · Since its founding in 1897, The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s mission has been to further the education and betterment of women. This year, thirteen extraordinary young Florida women each have received a $3,000.00 scholarship to continue their education in Florida schools. Recipients were announced at the club’s first in-person luncheon of the COVID era, on FINFEST CELEBRATED IN STYLE, BACK IN ACTION 1 day ago · A festive and tropical-themed crowd packed into the ballroom and grounds of the Timuquana Country Club for another special night dedicated to fundraising, May 22. Staff, volunteers, board members and strong sponsor partners all helped to bring awareness to the event by raising funds, listening to impactful testimonials, and helping those less fortunate better communicate PAWSITIVE ARTS MARKET 1 day ago · Dr. Carla Rodriguez, owner and founder of Pawsitive Healing Rehabilitation and Acupuncture Clinic in San Marco was treating Nikki Simpson’s dog and explained how much she loves kids and asked the 6th grade RPDS teacher how she could get involved with RPDS students. Mrs. Simpson told Dr. Rodriguez about RPDS Project LEADS. Servant leadership is HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one thing is sure – Jacksonville

is

SERESTO FLEA & TICK COLLARS SAFETY ALERT In late April, both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Congressional House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy, opened investigations into the safety of Seresto Flea and Tick Collars. They called upon manufacturer Elanco, to temporarily recall the collars for the duration of their investigations into adverse reaction and pet death reports. They IS IT LEGAL FOR SOMEONE TO GO THROUGH YOUR TRASH? It has come to the Resident’s attention that some readers have been wondering whether it is legal for someone to go through homeowners’ trash after it’s left out for collection.In response, the Resident did the research and found some interesting answers. Recycling is off limits. According to a City of Jacksonville ordinance, it is a violation for anyone other than the City’s 'FLYING NUN' REPLACES PROTECTIVE COVERING OVER HISTORIC The colors of the stained-glass windows at Riverside Presbyterian Church are shining more vibrantly these days thanks to the work of Sister Diane Couture and the St. Joseph Ministries’ Architectural Stained-Glass Studio. Sister Diane is lovingly referred to as “the flying nun,” by Jane Miller, who oversees the project for Riverside Presbyterian’s property and maintenance BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER CELEBRATES OPENING OF CHARTRAND On April 12, leaders of Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville and Wolfson Children’s Hospital, along with donors Mark and Meredith (Chartrand) Frisch and their families, celebrated the dedication of the Chartrand Frisch Family Birth & Newborn Center. This project marks the completion of a $16 million renovation to the Baptist Jacksonville Maternal Evaluation, Delivery, Maternal Newborn, and JOHN DUCE TO CONTINUE HIS TENURE AS CHAIRMAN OF GATOR BOWL 14 hours ago · In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA, Nelson Bradshaw. Duce will serve a second term as chairman with duties that include presiding over all

Gator Bowl Sports

THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE ANNOUNCES 2021 14 hours ago · Since its founding in 1897, The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville’s mission has been to further the education and betterment of women. This year, thirteen extraordinary young Florida women each have received a $3,000.00 scholarship to continue their education in Florida schools. Recipients were announced at the club’s first in-person luncheon of the COVID era, on STUDENTS LEAVE THEIR MARK BY ESTABLISHING SCHOOL’S FIRST 13 hours ago · Last spring a group of rising 6th grade students came together over the common idea that they felt their school needed a mascot. Rising 6th graders Lily Indelacato and Grace Ross started discussing with some of their peers the need for their school, Riverside Presbyterian Day School, to have a mascot. Grace Ross said

“We

LOCAL FOLKS: AL POINDEXTER 1 day ago · Al Poindexter doesn’t have to go far to enjoy wildlife in the middle of the city. He simply steps out back of his Colonial Manor home. Fifteen years ago, during a remodeling project, Poindexter had a bulldozer dig a 10×14-foot pond, 20 inches deep in his

backyard.

LOCAL TEACHER/AUTHOR INSPIRES YOUNG GIRLS TO BE THEIR 14 hours ago · English/language arts teacher and author PeTika Tave is putting the power of words to work to empower girls from every walk of life. She has written the BayaBook series to help parents empower their kids so that they can successfully navigate the challenges in life. Beautiful As You Are and Brilliant As You Are include FINFEST CELEBRATED IN STYLE, BACK IN ACTION 1 day ago · A festive and tropical-themed crowd packed into the ballroom and grounds of the Timuquana Country Club for another special night dedicated to fundraising, May 22. Staff, volunteers, board members and strong sponsor partners all helped to bring awareness to the event by raising funds, listening to impactful testimonials, and helping those less fortunate better communicate THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. John Duce to continue his tenure as Chairman of Gator Bowl Sports Board. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Neighborhood News. In May, it became clear which volunteer leaders would helm The Gator Bowl Sports Board of Trustees this season, after an unprecedented pandemic season: Wells Fargo Executive John Duce and Northeast Florida CEO of BBVA,

Nelson Bradshaw.

PAWSITIVE ARTS MARKET 1 day ago · Dr. Carla Rodriguez, owner and founder of Pawsitive Healing Rehabilitation and Acupuncture Clinic in San Marco was treating Nikki Simpson’s dog and explained how much she loves kids and asked the 6th grade RPDS teacher how she could get involved with RPDS students. Mrs. Simpson told Dr. Rodriguez about RPDS Project LEADS. Servant leadership is THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Students Leave Their Mark by Establishing School’s First Mascot. Posted on June 9, 2021 By Editor Junior Residents. Last spring a group of rising 6th grade students came together over the common idea that they felt their school needed a mascot. THE RESIDENT COMMUNITY NEWS GROUP, INC. Local Folks: Al Poindexter. Posted on June 8, 2021 By Editor Our Community. Al Poindexter doesn’t have to go far to enjoy wildlife in

the middle of the

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HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the past year and a half has been, or is it just cyclical? Realtors and economists have their theories, but one MORE NAMES ADDED TO MEMORIAL PARK LIFE SCROLLS Nearly 100 years after the Rotary Club of Jacksonville put forth a proposal for a memorial to honor Floridians who died in service during World War I, the list of Florida Fallen continues to grow. In 1924, when Memorial Park was dedicated on Christmas Day, GROUNDBREAKING ON RIVERSEDGE It was a big day for citizens of Jacksonville May 25, as one of the largest development projects in generations was unveiled along the banks of the St. Johns River. Leadership from the Downtown Investment Authority, District 5, and several key players for both the SMPS ANNUAL MEETING DRAWS LEADERSHIP, AWARD WINNERS Newly appointed SMPS President, Desiree Bailey of the San Marco Bookstore presents Immediate Past President Chris Woolston a plaque for his hard work and dedication as President. San Marco’s most engaged and active stewards were on hand to celebrate a wrap up of accomplishments and… JACKSONVILLE’S MILLION-DOLLAR BRIDGE CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF

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On July 1, 1921, 5,000 automobiles drove across the first bridge built to cross over the St. Johns River to connect the north bank of the river to the south bank. That may have been nearly every car in Jacksonville, as reported in Jacksonville’s Architectural GREAT TURNOUT, INSPIRED SPACES HIGHLIGHT RAP GARDEN TOUR Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP) took a bold step and forged forward with its first Garden Tour 2021, as locals begin making way out of pandemic mask mandates to enjoy more local activities and events. From exquisite yard art in the “Art Garden – Avant-Garde

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THE WAY WE WERE: JANNE AND JODY BRANDENBURG She admits to being raised “like a brat” in Jacksonville. He

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HISTORIC HOUSING IS HOT, HOT, HOT

June 1, 2021

Is it a bubble, or is it because of supply and demand? Is it because of COVID, like almost everything different or challenging about the

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MORE NAMES ADDED TO MEMORIAL PARK LIFE SCROLLS

June 1, 2021

Nearly 100 years after the Rotary Club of Jacksonville put forth a proposal for a memorial to honor Floridians who died in service during World …Read More »

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EPPING FOREST USHERS IN NEW LEADERSHIP AT CHANGE OF COMMAND

June 1, 2021

It was a beautiful Saturday on the St. Johns River in the San Jose area May 14, as leadership and the slate of officers raised …Read

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GROUNDBREAKING ON RIVERSEDGE

June 1, 2021

It was a big day for citizens of Jacksonville May 25, as one of the largest development projects in generations was unveiled along the banks …Read More »

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SMPS ANNUAL MEETING DRAWS LEADERSHIP, AWARD WINNERS

June 1, 2021

Newly appointed SMPS President, Desiree Bailey of the San Marco Bookstore presents Immediate Past President Chris Woolston a plaque for his hard work and dedication …Read More »

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JACKSONVILLE’S MILLION-DOLLAR BRIDGE CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF SERVICE

June 1, 2021

On July 1, 1921, 5,000 automobiles drove across the first bridge built to cross over the St. Johns River to connect the north bank of …Read

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GREAT TURNOUT, INSPIRED SPACES HIGHLIGHT RAP GARDEN TOUR

June 1, 2021

Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP) took a bold step and forged forward with its first Garden Tour 2021, as locals begin making way out of pandemic …Read More »

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YMCA’S CELEBRATION OF W.W. GAY’S LIFE ESTABLISHES NEW SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND COMMUNITY AWARD

May 7, 2021

The Winston Family YMCA hosted a virtual Celebration of Life event on March 23 that raised more than $110,000 for the 2021 Winston Y Annual

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JIM MORAN FOUNDATION GIVES $685K TO FEEDING NORTHEAST FLORIDA

May 7, 2021

The Jim Moran Foundation has awarded $685,000 to Feeding Northeast Florida (FNEFL) to commemorate the foundation’s 20th anniversary. The grant will support FNEFL’s Prescriptive Nutrition …Read More

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PARRA HARRIS LAW CELEBRATES 5 YEARS

May 6, 2021

Parra Harris Law will celebrate the boutique firm’s 5th anniversary with an event on May 5. The Cinco de Mayo themed party will be called

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YMCA’S STRONGER TOGETHER BASH RECOGNIZES VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS, SETS

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May 6, 2021

The YMCA of Florida’s First Coast recently celebrated organizations and individuals who are helping it meet its mission to transform lives during its eleventh annual …Read More »

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IN MEMORIAM: VIVIAN DELICE (LISI) SHIELDS ROCES Vivian Delice (Lisi) Shields Roces, 65, of Jacksonville, Florida

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