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By Michael Peltier
April 19, 2012

Budget veto hits legal services hard

A $2 million veto by Gov. Rick Scott will mean fewer attorneys to represent low-income residents through foreclosure proceedings, domestic violence hearings and consumer fraud cases, legal aid officials and a top Democrat lamented Wednesday.

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Max Marbut
April 19, 2012

Interfaith celebration Friday at Osborn Center

As Jacksonville’s population has increased, so has its cultural and spiritual diversity.That diversity will be the focus of the Inaugural Mayor Brown’s Interfaith Celebration at 7:30 a.m. Friday at the Osborn Center.

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Max Marbut
April 19, 2012

Plan to privatize Hemming Plaza moves forward

The City Council Ad Hoc Committee on Hemming Plaza Wednesday put some details on a proposal that began two weeks ago to privatize the operation of the park just south of City Hall.

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Karen Brune Mathis
April 19, 2012

Workspace: Phyllis Andruszkiewicz, director of development, UNF Thomas G. Carpenter Library

Phyllis Andruszkiewicz relocated to Jacksonville with her husband and son 20 years ago, spending time in banking and nonprofit development before taking her current role as the first director of development for the University of North Florida Thomas G. Carpenter Library.

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Daily Record Staff
April 19, 2012

AIA's 'Top 100 Buildings': UNF Student Union among best

The University of North Florida Student Union received the most accolades among Jacksonville buildings in a statewide online competition that featured 100 of the state’s architecturally significant buildings.

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Mark Basch
April 19, 2012

CSX's earnings signal recovery

Despite the expected reduction in its biggest business segment, coal, CSX Corp. reported record first-quarter earnings. That could be a good sign for the overall economy.

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Daily Record Staff
April 19, 2012

City Notes

• Delores Barr Weaver has joined the host committee for Girls Inc.’s Girls’ Rights Week reception May 3 at The University Club. Host committee members already include Deborah Gianoulis, Frances Bartlett Kinne, Helen Lane, Irene Lazzara and Audrey Moran. Duval County School Board Chairwoman Betty Burney is honorary chair and Dawn Lopez from WTEV TV-47 will be master of ceremonies.

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Daily Record Staff
April 18, 2012

Leadership Jacksonville celebrates trustees

More than 540 people attended Celebration 2012, the 17th Annual Celebration of Leadership on Thursday when Leadership Jacksonville honored community trustees Bill Birchfield, Preston Haskell and the late Gertrude Peele.

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By Margie Menzel
April 18, 2012

Advocates: Children fared well in final budget

Advocates for children and youth services were upbeat Tuesday as Gov. Rick Scott signed the budget for the state fiscal year beginning July 1.

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Brandon Larrabee
April 18, 2012

Scott signs budget, axes $142.7 million in projects

Wielding his veto pen more lightly than last year, Gov. Rick Scott signed the budget for the coming fiscal year Tuesday that he boasted would increase education spending by $1 billion while making frugal use of taxpayer money.

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Daily Record Staff
April 18, 2012

Real Estate Sale of the Day

Address of Property: 450 S Orange Av 900

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Karen Brune Mathis
April 18, 2012

Development today

The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the City and other agencies. For a full listing of permits, see Page A-6.

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Daily Record Staff
April 18, 2012

St. Johns named to Great Waters

he America’s Great Waters Coalition added the St. Johns River and the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin in Florida to its list of Great Waters, the coalition announced this morning.

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Max Marbut
April 18, 2012

'Limericks for Literacy' winning entry

Many people take the ability to read for granted, but it’s a challenge for the almost 21 percent of Duval County residents who aren’t able to read at a fourth-grade level.

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Max Marbut
April 18, 2012

Tyrone Jackson: Hyatt bellman and ROSE Award winner

What started as a part-time job turned into a rescue from the recession for Tyrone Jackson, recipient of the 2012 ROSE Award in the “Guest Service: Bell Attendant” category.

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Budget veto hits legal services hard

Interfaith celebration Friday at Osborn Center

Plan to privatize Hemming Plaza moves forward

Workspace: Phyllis Andruszkiewicz, director of development, UNF Thomas G. Carpenter Library

AIA's 'Top 100 Buildings': UNF Student Union among best

CSX's earnings signal recovery

City Notes

Leadership Jacksonville celebrates trustees

Advocates: Children fared well in final budget

Scott signs budget, axes $142.7 million in projects

Real Estate Sale of the Day

Development today

St. Johns named to Great Waters

'Limericks for Literacy' winning entry

Tyrone Jackson: Hyatt bellman and ROSE Award winner

Baptist Health to open neurology office at planned Village Crossing Center

Volunteers in Medicine relocating West Jacksonville clinic

Ascension St. Vincent’s approved to build freestanding ER at Beach and Kernan

HCA Florida Memorial opens head and neck practice

The Duan Family oncology building to open July 7 at Mayo Clinic in Florida

Circulation Verification Council

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