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St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors donate 600 lbs. of pet food to St. Augustine Humane Society. The St. Augustine Humane Society has received approximately 600 lbs. of pet food for dogs and cats from members of the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors. The Chamber Ambassador’s quarterly giving campaign included the donation [...]
September 23, 2012Read More
The Big Orange Chorus, Jacksonville’s men’s barbershop and an a cappella chorus, is auditioning male singers to perform at the Annual Christmas Show, Sounds of the Season, to be held on Saturday, December 15 at the historic Florida Theatre in Jacksonville. If accepted, qualified singers will be able to join the nine-time state championship chorus as they perform [...]
September 23, 2012Read More
Alachua County Animal Services in Gainesville, FL, offers a $100 donation to pull a friendly Bulldog mix before the coming Tuesday. The Facebook announcement by the county’s animal services tells that Crackers was surrendered by his owner because the owner’s child played too rough and she was afraid Crackers would hurt the child. Crackers is [...]
September 22, 2012Read More
Most people pay little mind to potential health issues that don’t have clear outward manifestations. A cold is often enough to prompt someone to visit the doctor, but odd aches and pains or other miscellaneous problems usually don’t spur people into action. That’s fine for the most part; health crises are statistically significant, but they’re [...]
September 17, 2012Read More
With busy schedules, long working hours and extracurricular activities for children, it can be a challenge to bring the whole family together even for a few hours. One of the best ways to do so is with a big family dinner. While everyone is around the table, you can chat about the weekly events going [...]
September 14, 2012Read More
Do you know how to make sure you’re financially ready for a health crisis? Read on. Nobody wants to experience a major illness or disability, but the fact is that anyone can be hit at any time. “I’ll do it later” isn’t good enough when a car happens to swerve into the wrong lane, or [...]
September 14, 2012Read More
A person is usually judged according to their spending habits. The one who spends a lot is known to be careless and the one who doesn’t is thought to squirrel their money away. What is important is how you spend your hard-earned cash as your future relies on it. Many people face difficulty in between [...]
September 12, 2012Read More
Heather Smith recollects some of the fondest memories of St Augustine that make this place a resort of lasting charm. Some of my most precious memories come from the time I spent in St. Augustine. My parents moved there when I was fifteen; it was 1972. My brothers and I grew up predominately in the [...]
September 12, 2012Read More
Craig Kyzar commemorates 9/11 with a message of peace and tolerance in poetic prose. On a day such as today, may we all stand as straight and reach as high: grounded in somber remembrance, yet unshackled from our fear. May we honor their memories, and fill our own, with an equally brilliant display of that which [...]
September 11, 2012Read More
The new thriller from Suspense Publishing takes readers on a worldwide hunt that may lead to humanity’s greatest discovery. From the authors of Death in the Beginning and Three Keys to Murder comes their most ambitious novel to date, Indisputable Proof (Suspense Publishing, $2.99). In their latest thriller, Gary Williams and Vicky Knerly take readers on a worldwide hunt that may lead [...]
September 8, 2012Read More