Beth Reese Cravey - Florida Times-Union
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Seventy-one percent of the people in an annual homeless count were experiencing homelessness for the first time — often because they couldn't afford their rent.
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The $8 million children's garden would be the first phase of a new master plan for the Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens.
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Lessons learned in a Mayo Clinic study could lead to treatment or even a cure for Alzheimer's.
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At the "strong urging" of the state Department of Education, the school district says it will no longer participate in the federal CDC Youth Risk Behavioral Survey.
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Changing Homelessness, the lead homeless prevention agency for Clay, Duval and Nassau counties, is seeking volunteers for an annual federally mandated survey of unsheltered people in the three counties.
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Jacksonville-based Changing Homelessness has received a $2.5 million grant — the largest in the agency's nearly 50-year history of serving struggling families in Duval and Nassau counties — from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' Day 1 Families Fund.
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A survey commissioned by the Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida found that nonprofits are the most trusted institution after individual volunteers and the military.
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The Jacksonville city councilman said he needs to focus on his reelection campaign and his burgeoning career in the Florida National Guard.
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Animal shelters have been full for months on end — frequently over capacity — and begging for adoptions, foster families and donations.
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Nurse practitioner Jamie Neal and husband Derek Neal say Life Tree Women Care is the only clinic of its kind in Northeast Florida — providing "culturally competent" health care.