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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Committee pushes for advocacy of military affairs

Among more than a dozen recommendations, the Military Affairs transition committee recommends advocacy for assignment of an amphibious ready group at Naval Station Mayport and that the City’s military affairs division report directly to the mayor.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Winn-Dixie closing one, converting other SaveRite stores

Jacksonville-based Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. will close one of its three SaveRite stores in Jacksonville this fall and convert the other two into conventional Winn-Dixie stores, the company said Thursday.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Council rejects Brown's education office

The pushback on Mayor Alvin Brown’s budget initiatives continued Thursday when the City Council Finance Committee eliminated the creation of his proposed Office of Education Commissioner.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Change of command for U.S. Navy Region Southeast

A former commanding officer of Naval Air Station Jacksonville has returned to Northeast Florida to assume command of the U.S. Navy Region Southeast.Capt. John “Jack” Scorby left Jacksonville to serve as executive assistant to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Installations, Energy and Environment at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

'You can never count out Jacksonville'

Mayor Alvin Brown was joined by City Council members Johnny Gaffney and Don Redman and Sharks fans to celebrate the team’s victory in the Arena Football League’s ArenaBowl XXIV, Jacksonville’s first professional sports world championship. Brown issued a proclamation designating Aug. 18 as “Jacksonville Sharks Day” and presented the team a key to the city. “You can never count out Jacksonville,” he said.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Five in Focus: Warren Jones, District 9

The Daily Record surveyed the 2011-15 City Council members about the current Council year. Their responses to five questions will be published over the coming weeks. Warren Jones, a Democrat, is a real estate sales associate with Luke Group Realtors.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

Economic strategy expected 'soon'

Mayor Alvin Brown expects a new City economic development structure “soon” in the wake of the accepted resignation of Jacksonville Economic Development Commission Executive Director Ron Barton.

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Daily Record Staff
August 19, 2011

City Notes

• Mayor Alvin Brown congratulates Capt. Jack Scorby, who replaced Rear Adm. Tim Alexander Thursday as commander of Navy Region Southeast. Scorby, who has been selected for promotion to the rank of rear admiral, was commanding officer of Naval Air Station Jacksonville from 2007-10.

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Karen Brune Mathis
August 18, 2011

Committee reviews General Counsel's Office

Legal professionals advising Mayor Alvin Brown about his transition made just four recommendations, unlike many of the other 18 teams that suggested many more.

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Karen Brune Mathis
August 18, 2011

Brunell Chapter 11 nearing end

Lawyers for former Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell expect a possible conclusion to his Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization by the end of September.

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By Joe Wilhelm Jr.
August 18, 2011

State announces $2 million for job training for ports and international trade

A statewide agency and business leaders outlined Wednesday how they would use more than $2 million to help train people for jobs that will help Florida compete for international trade.

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Max Marbut
August 18, 2011

In very good company

In 1941, the Association for Childhood Education chartered the Jacksonville Children’s Museum, initiating an evolution that led to the Museum of Science & History, one of Jacksonville’s significant cultural resources.

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Max Marbut
August 18, 2011

Workspace: Scott Brittingham, executive chef, Hyatt Downtown

That’s the three-step process used by restaurant and banquet guests at the Hyatt Downtown, but it doesn’t address what happens behind the scenes to make that possible.

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By David Chapman
August 18, 2011

Tolls return

It’s been more than 20 years since drivers paid tolls in Northeast Florida, but a toll road is on the way in 2016.

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Daily Record Staff
August 18, 2011

Five in Focus: E. Denise Lee, District 8

The Daily Record surveyed the 2011-15 City Council members about the current Council year. Their responses to five questions will be published over the coming weeks. E. Denise Lee, a Democrat, is a full-time Council member.

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Committee pushes for advocacy of military affairs

Winn-Dixie closing one, converting other SaveRite stores

Council rejects Brown's education office

Change of command for U.S. Navy Region Southeast

'You can never count out Jacksonville'

Five in Focus: Warren Jones, District 9

Economic strategy expected 'soon'

City Notes

Committee reviews General Counsel's Office

Brunell Chapter 11 nearing end

State announces $2 million for job training for ports and international trade

In very good company

Workspace: Scott Brittingham, executive chef, Hyatt Downtown

Tolls return

Five in Focus: E. Denise Lee, District 8

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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