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The crumbling 59-year-old complex once was described as "an extravagant Polynesian and American Indian-themed hotel" that hosted a number of stars.
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The health systems have entered into a nonbinding letter of intent that would expand the services of Flagler Health+.
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Sen. Jennifer Bradley has filed a bill that would require home sellers to disclose whether a property was ever damaged by flooding — a particular problem after Hurricane Ian.
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Communities in Clay, Putnam and St. Johns counties will receive state grants to improve broadband internet access, part of $144 million allocated statewide.
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But the Jacksonville Jaguars owner slipped a spot in Forbes' list of sports empires. He now ranks 13th.
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The property, donated by the Davis family, will allow Mayo to grow across 602 acres over several decades.
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Residents say the new water tank is an eyesore that could hurt their property values.
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City Council is reviving a special committee to determine whether Cumber, a mayoral candidate, deceived investigators about her husband's role in the failed JEA sale.
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The sheriffs of Nassau and Clay counties both support proposed legislation that would allow concealed weapons without a permit. Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters said he supports "the right of law-abiding citizens to carry firearms."
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The Jacksonville Film Festival will take place Friday through Sunday at three Downtown venues.
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The Loop, one of the Jacksonville area's longest-running restaurant operations, is expanding to World Golf Village and will consider options in the Sawgrass, Oakleaf and North Jacksonville areas.
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Sulzbacher is piecing together federal and state financing for its estimated $46 million Enterprise Village, which will provide affordable housing and homelessness services in Northwest Jacksonville.