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City Council member Nick Howland will lead the council's Finance Committee, and Terrance Freeman will lead the Rules Committee.
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Under law, Matt and Joe Carlucci have to walk a narrow line when they get together, so they let the public know about it in advance.
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Democrat Charles Garrison, a candidate for At-Large Group 5, alleges that fellow Democrat Nahshon Nicks did not meet residency requirements for the office.
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A group of pastors says a Tic Tok video posted by District 7 candidate Jimmy Peluso after the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade was "demeaning, degrading, derogatory." They want him to quit the race.
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All of the council members who refused raises for themselves will be on the March ballot seeking election to various offices.
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Two City Council committees voted thumbs-down on the bill. Curry's proposal would ask voters whether officeholders should resign to seek another office.
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The Rev. R.L. Gundy’s filed a First Amendment complaint after his microphone was shut off during an invocation.
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Freeman plans to focus on three main projects over the next year: increasing workforce training, providing affordable housing options and eliminating the stigma around mental illness.
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The groups say Jacksonville City Council's redistricting plans should be overturned before the 2023 election because the new maps disenfranchise Black voters.
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Dozens of residents turned out to Tuesday's City Council meeting to comment on a plan to remove all remaining Confederate monuments in Jacksonville.