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Every year, approximately 200,000 service men and women transition from military life to corporate America. Finding the right civilian career is a transition, but it's an opportunity to leverage military leadership and mission-driven talent.
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9/14/26
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A waterfront landmark two decades in the making is finally coming to life. Sebastian Harbor Marina, a 64-slip boutique marina in the heart of St. Augustine, is moving toward an anticipated October …
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9/13/26
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The Jacksonville Symphony will open EMMA Concert Association’s 48th season of music and dance on Oct. 10 in St. Augustine. The concert series partners with Flagler College, presenting performances …
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9/12/26
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The St. Augustine Society, which helps individuals, youth and families experiencing hunger and housing instability, has been named a finalist for a 2027 Chick-fil-A True Inspiration Regional Award. …
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9/12/26
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Wolverine reports that two-thirds of Gen Z believe trades offer a quicker path to a $100K salary than college, valuing hands-on experience and avoiding debt.
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Francesca Tuckey for Wolverine
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9/11/26
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Degree Deodorant reports that sweat odor clings to clothes due to bacteria buildup. To remove it, pre-soak with vinegar, use baking soda, and wash with cold water.
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Claire Spasojevic for Degree Deodorant
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9/11/26
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Way.com reports that the surge in commuting expenses, driven by rising fuel, maintenance, and parking costs, significantly impacts workers' budgets as in-office mandates increase.
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Mark Thomas for Way.com
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9/11/26
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AppFolio reports that rental market conditions are shifting, with fewer concessions as satisfaction with maintenance drives renter retention and decision-making.
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Mark Frenkiel for AppFolio
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9/11/26
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(BPT) - Aging in place isn't just about staying in a familiar building. Continuing to live in your home as you age is also about preserving a sense of self, dignity and control over daily …
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9/11/26
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Bacteria use strategies similar to artificial neural networks to use the past to adapt to the future.
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Shiladitya Banerjee, Georgia Institute of Technology, The Conversation
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9/11/26
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Calls to reduce the use of antidepressants highlight valid issues with long-term use and withdrawal, but blanket efforts to discourage their use overlooks why they are so widely prescribed.
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Andrew McLean, University of North Dakota, The Conversation
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9/11/26
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For many families, Alzheimer’s disease begins with a small moment that doesn’t seem alarming at first. A loved one forgets a familiar name, repeats a question, or struggles to remember a recent …
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By Neeta Nicholson
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9/11/26
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Lumen Repertory Theatre will present the world premiere of “Antigone: Unmasked,” a new adaptation of Sophocles’ classic tragedy written and directed by Brian Niece and developed by the Lumen …
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9/11/26
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Each year, the ALS Association’s ALS Hero Awards recognize individuals in the ALS community who have made a significant impact. The ALS Association recently named Alecia Bailey of St. Augustine a …
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9/11/26
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On Thursday, Sept. 3, Woolsey Morcom Attorneys at Law celebrated their 10-year anniversary with the opening of the new office at 7960 Baymeadows Way, Suite 200. Here are some photos from the …
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9/11/26
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Behind almost every aging loved one stands someone who does not call themselves a caregiver. A daughter. A husband. A son. A sister.
Caregiving rarely begins with a formal decision. It unfolds …
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By Wade Alliance, Founder & CEO, Castle Home Health LLC
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9/11/26
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Soiree at Sawgrass will be held on Oct. 6 in the ballroom at TPC Sawgrass to benefit Hart Felt Ministries, a nonprofit that serves seniors age 70 and older who have a chronic illness or disability.
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By Taylor Colby
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9/11/26
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Although recent rainfall has improved conditions in some areas, much of the St. Johns River Water Management District continues to recover from a prolonged period of below-average rainfall. Water …
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9/11/26
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More than 50 agricultural landowners, farming families and community members attended a St. Johns County workshop recently in Hastings to learn about voluntary conservation programs that can …
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9/11/26
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It’s September and there’s definitely something in the air. “Oh, what a beautiful day.”
A new season has arrived, new faces, new ideas. It’s Ponte Vedra Beach at its best and it has …
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By Kevin A. McIntyre
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9/11/26
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Mary Yvonne Rose, 91, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, passed away peacefully on August 22, 2026, at Community Hospice Center for Caring at Baptist Medical Center South.
Mary was born in San …
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9/11/26
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Observing nature in action is part of the wonder of gardening. Although deer can be as beautiful as butterflies, hummingbirds and other visitors, they can also cause significant damage to the plants …
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By Kathy Esfahani
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9/11/26
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The DONNA Foundation recently launched its marathon season with its Hometown Kickoff event in partnership with Pete’s Bar and Neptune Run Crew. More than 100 runners and friends joined Jacksonville …
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9/11/26
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A look at major career developments in the area.
NAI Hallmark strengthens executive leadership
Commercial real estate continues to evolve, requiring …
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9/11/26
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Flagler College welcomes interdisciplinary artist, biologist, environmental researcher and educator Dr. Brandon Ballengée as the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum’s (CEAM) Artist-in-Residence now through …
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9/11/26
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