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Mark Basch
July 19, 2012

CSX Corp. boosts earnings while revenues decline

CSX Corp. increased its earnings in the second quarter but revenue declined slightly, indicating that some sectors of the U.S. economy may be slowing.

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Daily Record Staff
July 19, 2012

City Notes

• Blue Bell Creameries will honor late Jacksonville Suns owner Peter Bragan Sr. by giving out samples of his favorite flavor — Pistachio Almond ice cream — before the Suns game Saturday evening. Blue Bell Branch Manager Doug Lipscomb said it was the company’s way of thanking the Bragan family for including the ice cream maker as part of the Suns. Lipscomb said he used to leave some of the pistachio ice cream with Peter Bragan Jr. to take home to his father, who died July 7. As part of National Ice Cream Month, Blue Bell also will be providing samples of other flavors, including Summer Strawberry Pie.

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By Margie Menzel
July 18, 2012

State colleges seek Scott's support

Florida’s 28 state and community colleges say they have a plan to make the state the first in the country to reach the national goal of doubling graduation rates by the year 2020 — and they think Gov. Rick Scott will back their play.

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By David Chapman
July 18, 2012

City Council faces vote on millage rate

City Council will vote Tuesday to set millage rates for Duval County and determine whether it will maintain the current rate next year or a higher “rolled-back” rate, which would bring in the same revenues as this year.

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Daily Record Staff
July 18, 2012

Real Estate Sale of the Day

Address of property: 917 1st St N 101

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Karen Brune Mathis
July 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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Max Marbut
July 18, 2012

Inflatable MOCA sculpture brings heavens to Earth

The second season of Project Atrium in the Haskell Atrium Gallery at the Museum of Contemporary Art opens to the public Saturday.

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By Joe Wilhelm Jr.
July 18, 2012

Belechak hired as JEA CEO

In choosing its seventh CEO, the JEA board of directors voted Tuesday to hire an executive from outside the independent authority to lead a change of culture and refocus on customer service.

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Mark Basch
July 18, 2012

City Chapter 9 bankruptcy 'easier said than done'

While you might continue to hear the word “bankruptcy” tossed around in the next few weeks during negotiations for the City’s pension obligations and other budget items, it’s likely only an idle threat.

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By Joe Wilhelm Jr.
July 18, 2012

Workspace: Col. Alan Dodd, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District

The new commanding officer of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, is ready to jump into his role.

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Daily Record Staff
July 18, 2012

City Notes

• “Hank & My Honky Tonk Heroes” opens Tuesday at Alhambra Theatre & Dining. Obie Award winner Jason Petty, backed by a live four-piece band, portrays country legend Hank Williams. The show runs through Aug. 19. Petty won an Obie Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Williams. Shows start at 8 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday, 1:15 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Doors open earlier for brunch or dinner. For information, call 641-1212 or visit www.alhambrajax.com.

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Daily Record Staff
July 17, 2012

Nonprofit CEO Showcase: Wanda Lanier

MissionTo provide assistance to individuals and families in crisis throughout Nassau County.

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By Catie Fry
July 17, 2012

Nonprofit News: Highlighting Jacksonville's Philanthropic Community

As our community continues to face a tight economy and shrinking budgets, the Daily Record has established this feature that each week reports the efforts of local nonprofit organizations and the individuals and businesses that support them.

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By Michael Peltier
July 17, 2012

FAMU: Ammons out, Robinson in

Florida A&M University Provost Larry Robinson will take over the duties of president of the school following a unanimous vote Monday of the university trustees, which an hour earlier had accepted the immediate resignation of President James Ammons.

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Karen Brune Mathis
July 17, 2012

Dollar stores set sights on Arlington

Family Dollar and Dollar General appear to be betting on new markets in the Arlington area.Plans are under review by the St. Johns River Water Management District for development of a Family Dollar on an acre at 1612 St. Johns Bluff Road N., at northwest Monument and St. Johns Bluff roads.

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CSX Corp. boosts earnings while revenues decline

City Notes

State colleges seek Scott's support

City Council faces vote on millage rate

Real Estate Sale of the Day

Development today

Inflatable MOCA sculpture brings heavens to Earth

Belechak hired as JEA CEO

City Chapter 9 bankruptcy 'easier said than done'

Workspace: Col. Alan Dodd, commander, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District

City Notes

Nonprofit CEO Showcase: Wanda Lanier

Nonprofit News: Highlighting Jacksonville's Philanthropic Community

FAMU: Ammons out, Robinson in

Dollar stores set sights on Arlington

Mayo Clinic in Florida seeks permit for almost $19 million project

UF Health and United Healthcare come to an agreement

Sixth ArchWell Health surfaces for Northeast Florida

Ascension St. Vincent’s Baymeadows adding walk-in urgent care services

Baptist Health adds third helicopter to Life Flight fleet

Circulation Verification Council

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