Three Doors Down
I was three houses from home when I saw my neighbor Audrey sitting in her driveway. I had just finished giving a presentation and was still in
The cool season in Florida is always so delightful because it's a lot like summer in places such as the Mountain West, Canada and other spots that are absolutely freezing in wintertime. Or so I've heard, since I've never been anywhere that actually gets cold in winter.
Say hello to Rooted at the Beaches, our newest column! Written by Atlantic Beach resident, gardener, birder and Duval County Master Gardener volunteer Amy Franqui, it's your new guide to the plants, birds and shared habitat right outside your door.
For Jacksonville playwright David Sacks, a prenuptial agreement is the perfect setup for a comedy, especially when the bride’s wealthy Jewish parents and the groom’s blue-collar Irish
Of course, the ospreys nesting overhead at Dutton Island don't know they are making an MP3 on my phone app, which uses the same technology that the Cornell Lab and others use to monitor bird species and aid in research and preservation efforts for birds worldwide.
Welcome to September, folks, the funny Florida month when it still feels like summer even though our brains insist it's fall. I feel compelled to share the cautionary
George's Music recently celebrated a soft opening of its new interactive location at 1238 Beach Blvd., with state-of-the-art lesson rooms, advanced retail technology, a dedicated repair facility and the same personal connection to music and the artists who make it.
None of these things are done for recognition. They simply reflect people choosing to leave their little corner of the Beaches a little better than they found it.
This year, Medina is spending the summer cycling across the country using the hashtag #RupiStrong to benefit Rupi, who is undergoing treatment for a rare and aggressive form of kidney cancer.
